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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Tulsa News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Tulsa, from breaking local news and community developments to business, public safety, weather, transportation, entertainment, events, and the people and issues impacting the city. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network, bringing local news

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1:11

Democrats Set Sights on 6 New House Races | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Democrats have added six House races to their target list, aiming to flip red seats to blue in the upcoming election. This strategy focuses on suburban voters, particularly women and younger demographics, reflecting changing attitudes in these key areas. The targeted districts span various states, from California to Pennsylvania, showcasing their broad approach. Additionally, grassroots efforts are being intensified to engage local communities and boost voter turnout, setting the stage for

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1:37

Oklahoma Evaluates Jailing for Court Debt | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Oklahoma is facing a critical issue with arrests for unpaid court fines and fees, highlighted by over 140 bookings related to arrest warrants in Caddo County since November 2023. Many individuals endured extended custody times, including one woman who spent 95 hours in jail, impacting their lives significantly. Despite the introduction of House Bill 2259 in 2023 to improve how these cases are handled, inconsistencies across counties, such as only two cost-based arrests in Tulsa County,

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0:58

BooHaHa Brings Halloween Celebration Back to Tulsa |...

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2026/10/07

BooHaHa is returning to Tulsa this year, bringing Halloween festivities to the Brookside area. Enjoy a variety of activities, including a costume contest where creativity shines. Families can partake in stress-free trick-or-treating, creating a kid-friendly atmosphere. Live performances by local bands will add to the vibrant energy, making this event perfect for celebrating the holiday spirit. Mark your calendars for a fun-filled Halloween experience in Tulsa! www.TheDailyNewsNow.com

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1:18

Tulsa Hobby Shop Offers Endless Browsing | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

A new toy and hobby shop in Tulsa is capturing attention with its extensive selection of model kits and RC cars, providing hours of browsing fun for enthusiasts. As the collector car market experiences a downturn, local hobbyists can find both quality and variety at this shop. Beyond merchandise, it fosters community connections through shared interests and gatherings. For anyone in Tulsa looking to explore their hobbies, this shop is a must-visit destination for inspiration and creativity.

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1:17

Job Seekers Adapt to Changing Market | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Job huggers and job hoppers are reshaping the labor market, affecting views on job stability and career choices. With more individuals changing jobs for better opportunities and pay, traditional loyalty is diminishing. Companies are adapting their hiring practices, emphasizing flexibility and employee benefits to attract talent. Meanwhile, workers are increasingly prioritizing personal fulfillment and meaningful roles over financial gain. The evolving job market reflects a dynamic interplay

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0:59

Tre Lamb Reflects on Loss, Eyes Navy Game | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Tulsa head coach Tre Lamb reflects on the team's narrow 45-44 loss to North Texas, describing it as one of his toughest experiences. Linebacker Chris Thompson Jr. expressed his deep disappointment after the game. However, Lamb remains focused on the upcoming challenge against Navy, viewing it as a valuable opportunity for redemption. The Golden Hurricane face a tough road ahead, needing resilience to secure a victory on Navy's home turf. Can they transform their disappointment into

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1:17

Christa Pike Alert After Failed Execution Attempt |...

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2026/10/07

Christa Pike remains awake and speaking following a failed execution attempt in Tennessee, where she sustained serious injuries. Currently receiving critical medical care while shackled to her hospital bed, her legal team is preparing for potential arguments under the Eighth Amendment regarding cruel and unusual punishment. They have also filed an emergency motion to preserve evidence, indicating they plan to challenge the execution's legality. With the state halting all executions for

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1:02

Concerns Rise Over Flock Camera Misuse in Tulsa |...

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2026/10/07

Recent reports from Tulsa County reveal troubling misuse of Flock cameras intended for community safety, raising serious privacy concerns among residents. Issues include potential unauthorized access to footage by some officers, prompting questions of accountability. This situation highlights a broader national dialogue on the balance between surveillance technology and individual rights. The implications for public trust and privacy are significant, and it remains to be seen how officials

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1:15

Trump Approves Firing Squad for Fort Hood Shooter |...

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2026/10/07

President Donald Trump has approved the firing squad execution of Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan, marking the first military death penalty case since 1961. Hasan, responsible for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting that left thirteen dead, will have his execution details determined by the Army secretary. This decision indicates a significant shift in military capital punishment policy, as executions in this system have been rare in recent years. There are also four other inmates awaiting death

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1:28

Sky Blue Acres Residents Face Water Crisis | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Residents of Sky Blue Acres Mobile Park in Muskogee have been without running water for over two weeks, forcing them to haul water for basic needs. The issue began on September 22, when an unexpectedly high water bill of $11,290 led to a shutoff. Property management claims they were unaware, yet residents remain in the dark about when water service will resume. Facing financial strain, many have opted not to pay rent while hoping for a resolution. The situation continues to affect families

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0:57

Signature Symphony of Tulsa to Close | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Signature Symphony of Tulsa will cease operations after this season due to ongoing financial challenges, ending a legacy that began in 1978. A recent assessment highlighted issues with ticket sales and rising operating costs, leading to this difficult decision. The closure affects approximately seventy part-time musicians and four staff members. This trend reflects a broader crisis facing performing arts organizations, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable support to ensure the

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1:17

Tulsa Hall of Fame Welcomes New Inductees | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Tulsa recently celebrated the induction of a new class of leaders into the Hall of Fame, recognizing individuals who have significantly impacted the community. The event blended themes of leadership with poetic readings from renowned writers, enhancing the celebratory atmosphere. Additionally, it unveiled Project Nexus, a proposed transformation for downtown Tulsa aimed at revitalizing the area. This recognition of local heroes fosters community spirit and encourages others to make positive

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1:22

Coweta Council Sets City Manager as Consultant |...

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2026/10/07

On October 6th, Coweta's city council approved an extension for City Manager Julie Casteen as a consultant, despite resident opposition, particularly from Allen Prather, who had previously criticized a proposed data center for concerns about noise and infrastructure. As Casteen approaches her retirement, community members expressed dissatisfaction with her leadership and called for increased transparency and management changes. The decision to retain her, amidst growing tensions, highlights

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1:26

OSU Students Find Joy with Therapy Dogs | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Pete's Pet Posse has returned to Oklahoma State University, offering students a comforting break from stress through therapy dogs. With smiles all around, these furry companions help boost morale during exam periods. Hallie Herndon, a first-year student, highlighted the positive impact of the dogs during tough times. The program, established in 2013, relies on trained volunteer staff dogs. For students facing college pressures, connecting with these pets provides much-needed joy and a

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1:06

Delays Expected for South Yale Repairs | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

Construction is underway on South Yale as crews drill soil samples to prepare for future rehabilitation and wall improvements, leading to expected delays. Detours and road closures will be in effect, so planning your route ahead is advisable to avoid traffic congestion. The city emphasizes the importance of patience during this necessary infrastructure work, which aims to enhance road safety. Stay alert for updates and signs as the project progresses, promising smoother travel in the long

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1:14

K9 Dash and Sgt. Moore: Officers of the Year | Tulsa...

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2026/10/07

On October 6, 2026, Oklahoma City celebrated Sergeant Michael Moore and K9 Dash as K9 Officers of the Year, highlighting Dash's impressive service record despite recent injuries. In Stringtown, the Mack Alford Correctional Center has halted the influx of outside books to enhance security, while inmates will still have access to materials on tablets. Additionally, Ardmore faces downtown vandalism, prompting officials to seek volunteer help and donations for cleanup as budget constraints

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1:16

Community Meeting Addresses Tulsa School Closures |...

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2026/10/07

The Tulsa Public School District is hosting a meeting on October 7th at Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church to discuss a proposal to close seventeen schools, including Sequoyah Elementary. This school has been vital to the community, particularly for its dual language program. The meeting will feature translation services in English and Spanish to encourage public participation. Community leaders, like Pastor Jeremy Rhodes, emphasize the potential negative impact of school closures, highlighting

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1:15

Boil Water Advisory Disrupts Slick Life | Tulsa News

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2026/10/07

A boil water advisory is currently in effect for the town of Slick, impacting residents on the public water system since October 3rd. While about 150 people live in Slick, those using well water remain unaffected. Mayor Randy Wood is optimistic, anticipating that the advisory could be lifted soon, with fresh test results expected. Local businesses are struggling, cutting hours and altering services, while some residents are traveling to other towns for basic needs. Despite the situation,

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1:50

Oklahoma Police Trained on Strangulation Signs |...

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2026/10/07

Law enforcement officers in Glenpool, Oklahoma, are participating in vital training focused on recognizing strangulation in domestic violence cases. Organized by the Muscogee Nation, the training emphasizes identifying subtle signs such as a raspy voice and petechiae, which can indicate serious harm. Led by homicide prevention expert Gael Strack, the session aims to improve officer response to domestic violence, as strangulation significantly increases the risk of homicide. Resources for

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1:24

Tulsa State Fair Creates Big Revenue for Vendors |...

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2026/10/07

The Tulsa State Fair, lasting 11 days, serves as a major financial boon for local vendors, some achieving a month's worth of sales in this short timeframe. Veteran vendor Jack Wills leverages special supplier pricing to offer savings on outdoor items, while Jack and Sherry Kovnas attract loyal customers with their handcrafted gifts. The economic ripple effects extend beyond vendors, boosting Tulsa's overall sales tax revenue. The fair is not just an event; it’s a vital opportunity for local

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