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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Tulsa News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Tulsa with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to neighborhood updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Tulsa. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and

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1:09

Teen Shooter in Bangkok Leaves Tragedy | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

A chilling school shooting in Bangkok leaves seven dead, including the 14-year-old shooter who died by suicide — and his two grandparents — as chaos erupts at Debsirin Nonthaburi School and a nearby home. Sixteen others injured, mostly teens, were hit with a legally registered gun belonging to the shooter’s grandfather. Signs of stress were reportedly present, but family unaware. Classes suspended, staff working remotely. Forensics confirm single, fatal shots — and this tragedy underscores

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1:52

Iran's Hormuz Gambit and the U.S. Dilemma | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Iran’s leadership is betting big on a strategic win over the Strait of Hormuz, hoping sustained U.S. pressure will force President Trump to concede control of this vital oil chokepoint—despite mounting risks: U.S. military strikes, economic collapse, and simmering domestic unrest. With whispers of a deal with Oman pending U.S. sanctions relief, Iran aims to cement its dominance over a once-open waterway, shifting global focus away from its nuclear program while leveraging newfound leverage. But

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2:05

Influencers Paid to Promote Politicians | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Influencers are getting paid by political campaigns to sway voters — and states like California and Texas are cracking down, forcing disclosures and even fines to ensure transparency. Big names like Shaka Smith promoted Tom Steyer while openly admitting they were compensated, sparking debate over authenticity versus profit. With campaigns scrambling to leverage social media, the push for honesty is intensifying — but smaller creators fear legal fallout. Voters deserve to know when a post is

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1:38

Birthright Citizenship Under Fire | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

The White House is rolling out new executive orders to crack down on birthright citizenship, targeting babies born to foreign visitors—especially those coming for “birth tourism.” Though the Supreme Court recently blocked a similar effort, the administration claims these updated orders comply with the ruling. Legal experts remain skeptical, warning many provisions could face legal challenges. At the heart of the debate is the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees citizenship to anyone born on

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1:18

Typhoon Dolphin Heads for China | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Typhoon Dolphin is barreling toward eastern China, prompting serious action: schools and tourist spots shut down across Zhejiang, with up to 400mm of rain expected. Authorities have activated a national level-three emergency — the second-lowest alert — as 800 ships dock and daily life grinds to a halt in cities like Ningbo. This isn’t just rain — it’s a full-blown storm prep, with safety the top priority as the region braces for impact.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:56

New Mexico Judge Slams Meta Over Youth Harm | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

A New Mexico judge just slapped Meta with a $567 million fine, calling Facebook and Instagram “factories spewing psychological pollution,” and ordered sweeping safety measures for teens — including 90-hour monthly limits, AI chatbot bans, and mandatory warnings. While the ruling targets only New Mexico users and faces legal hurdles (including federal age-data restrictions), it could spark nationwide precedent as Meta prepares to appeal. The judge demands stricter age verification, even if it

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1:26

Tulsa Emergency Director Arrested | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Tulsa’s emergency management chief, Joseph Kralicek, was arrested on felony charges of possessing child pornography — a devastating blow to public trust. The case emerged from a citizen tip and federal collaboration, with evidence traced to his office via online activity linked to a dating site. Despite his 19-year tenure and leadership role, Kralicek now faces a criminal probe that authorities vow to pursue with full transparency and patience as facts unfold. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:44

Cherokee Nation Blocks Data Centers | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

The Cherokee Nation has shut down plans for massive data centers on tribal lands after a months-long investigation revealed serious risks to their economy, environment, and people. With hyperscale facilities exploding across Oklahoma without proper oversight, the tribe is stepping in to protect ancestral lands — demanding developers engage early, respect cultural and natural resources, and listen to community voices. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. made it clear: this isn’t just about land —

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1:06

Ingalls Firefighters Face Tragedy | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

A catastrophic tire blowout sent an Ingalls Fire Department tanker off Highway 51, plunging it down an embankment—leaving two volunteer firefighters critically injured. Jace Wilson, just months into his service after volunteering following a hose test, is recovering and has been released from the hospital. His partner, Josh Contreras, faces a long road to recovery with neck and spine fractures and a broken nose. Despite the tragedy, the tight-knit community has rallied around the department,

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1:27

Coweta City Resists Ransomware Demand | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Coweta’s city computers are still offline after a devastating ransomware attack, but officials refuse to pay the hackers—knowing it only invites more trouble. While critical services like 911, police, and fire run smoothly on separate systems, daily operations grind to a halt. IT teams, insurers, and the FBI are racing to trace the breach, which used the Anubis malware. The city plans to restore systems by Monday using secure offsite backups, while waiving late fees and pausing utility

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1:27

SpongeBob’s Roots in Oklahoma | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

SpongeBob’s creator Stephen Hillenburg got a hometown hero welcome in Oklahoma, where the OKPOP museum unveiled his personal archive and celebrated his legacy. Voice actor Tom Kenny joined the festivities, praising SpongeBob’s enduring relevance and sharing his love for Tulsa — even joking that the cartoon star’s now on “Tulsa time.” The event highlights how big creative dreams can blossom anywhere, inspiring future artists. Fans in Oklahoma can catch Kenny live at the Comic Con on August

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1:38

Repeat Offender Faces New Charges | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

A shocking viral video series has thrust Di-Quan Hunt, a 32-year-old repeat offender from Charlotte, NC, into the national spotlight after allegedly assaulting multiple people—including punching a woman on July 30th. With prior arrests dating back years and charges ranging from probation violations to assault with a deadly weapon, Hunt’s pattern of behavior raises urgent questions about justice and accountability. Social media is沸腾 with outrage, with some posts hinting at racial slurs and

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1:17

Ingalls Firefighters Battle Injury After Tire Blowout...

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2026/08/08

Two Ingalls firefighters were critically injured when their fire truck suffered a devastating tire blowout on Highway 51, flipping off the road and crashing down an embankment. Jace Wilson, just two months into his role, has recovered and been released from the hospital, while Josh Contreras remains hospitalized with severe spinal fractures and a broken nose. Fire Chief Jimmy Burton called the incident shocking, praising his small but elite crew amid community-wide outpouring of support. As

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1:36

Breastfeeding Support for Every Family | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Breastfeeding isn’t always easy — and that’s okay. Experts say every journey is unique, and comparing yourself to others only adds stress. While it offers powerful health benefits for both mom and baby, challenges are common in the early weeks — but help is available. Prepare during pregnancy by learning about resources, whether in person or online, and don’t wait until things get tough to reach out. Lactation consultants and support centers are there to guide you every step of the way.

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1:50

Dr. Latta Takes Lead for Tulsa’s Kids | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

Dr. Laura Latta is taking the reins as head of Tulsa’s new Mayor’s Office of Children, Youth, and Families — a bold move to unite schools, nonprofits, and government to lift 15,000 kids into economic mobility by 2030. With deep roots in Tulsa and a track record of building partnerships that raised over $1.6M annually for student success, she’s the city’s most qualified champion for young people. From teaching to nonprofit leadership, her career has been laser-focused on community impact — and

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1:48

Osage Tribe Emergency Under Fire | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

The Osage Nation’s legislature is sounding the alarm over a controversial state of emergency declared by the executive branch, arguing it was improperly justified and bypassed proper procedures — including failing to consult the council. Lawmakers point to recent financial surpluses as evidence no real emergency exists, demanding transparency and accountability over how tribal funds are managed, fearing this could set a dangerous precedent for future governance and funding. Listen in

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1:43

Bikes for Hope: Ride for Suicide Prevention | Tulsa News

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2026/08/08

This Saturday, Bixby welcomes back the Blazing Saddles bike ride — more than just a ride, it’s a powerful movement fueled by heartbreak and hope. Born from personal loss, this event now raises critical funds for Team Suicide Prevention, offering lifelines to those in crisis and healing kits for grieving families. With routes for every rider, food, support, and prizes, it’s community-powered and deeply meaningful. Whether you pedal or participate from the sidelines, your presence helps turn pain

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1:40

Affordable Golf Clubs for Growing Kids | Tulsa News

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2026/08/07

Golf’s big comeback post-pandemic is hitting a snag—expensive clubs are keeping kids out. Enter Justin Giles, who created Upswing: a modular, adjustable golf club system that grows with your child, from junior to varsity sizes. Priced for families, not pro shops, it’s already winning awards and helping parents like Blake Burger keep the game affordable and accessible. One set? Years of play. One investment? A lifetime of fun on the course. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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0:58

Tragic Pedestrian Fatality in Tulsa | Tulsa News

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2026/08/07

Tragic Pedestrian Fatality in Tulsa | Tulsa News

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1:58

Oklahoma Runoff Elections Deep Dive | Tulsa News

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2026/08/07

Oklahomans head to the polls August 25 for critical runoff elections with high-stakes races and ballot measures that could reshape state policy. In the GOP governor’s race, Gentner Drummond and Mike Mazzei battle it out, while voters face two major state questions — especially SQ844, which would let lawmakers slash property tax reimbursements to schools and counties, sparking comparisons to defunding public services. On the Democratic side, candidates Jim Priest and N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas vie

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