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Tulsa News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

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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1:37

France’s Earliest Grape Harvest Ever | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

France’s grape harvest is hitting record-breaking early dates, driven by relentless heatwaves and drought that’ve pushed vines to ripen faster than ever—forcing growers in Champagne and Bordeaux to work before vacation season even ends. The CIVC is racing to preserve quality amid rising alcohol levels and falling acidity, while vineyard owners recall harvests from decades past that happened months later. Over the last 30 years, Champagne’s harvests have shifted forward by roughly 30 years on

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1:34

Court Pauses Extra Year for College Athletes | Tulsa...

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2026/08/21

A federal appeals court has paused a major NCAA ruling that would’ve granted thousands of college athletes an extra year of eligibility, creating uncertainty as football season looms. Players who graduated high school in 2022 were excluded from the new five-year rule, sparking a lawsuit over fairness — they argued it’s unjust that younger athletes get the benefit while they don’t. The NCAA countered that sudden returns would disrupt rosters and campus plans. With the decision temporarily

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1:18

Sinner Out, Alcaraz In at US Open | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Jannik Sinner, the world’s top-ranked tennis player, has pulled out of the US Open due to a flare-up in his knee injury—suddenly sidelined after his Wimbledon triumph and skipping key warm-up events. The 23-year-old, who’s been unstoppable this year with 44 wins and six titles, now misses his first Grand Slam since 2019, leaving a massive void in New York where he’s beloved by fans. Meanwhile, rival Carlos Alcaraz, recovering from a wrist injury since April, is set to return for the tournament,

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1:27

Hind Rajab's Tragedy and the Limits of Military...

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2026/08/21

Five-year-old Hind Rajab’s death in Gaza has ignited global outcry after Israeli forces fired on her family’s car and an ambulance — killing six people and two paramedics. Her final pleas for help, now an Oscar-nominated film, haunt her mother, who demands justice beyond Israel’s flawed military probe. Critics, including Palestinian Red Crescent responders and the Belgium-based Hind Rajab Foundation, call the investigation a whitewash, questioning why it took over two years to acknowledge the

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1:22

Texas Court Slashes Jones Judgment | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

A Texas court slashed Alex Jones’ Sandy Hook defamation judgment from $50 million to just $1.5 million, citing insufficient proof that the harm caused by his false claims exceeded the state’s $750,000 damage cap — though a separate $1.4 billion judgment in Connecticut remains untouched. This ruling underscores the legal hurdles in proving excessive damages in defamation cases tied to conspiracy theories, while the broader legal battle continues. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:30

Treasury Doubles Debt Buybacks | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Treasury’s bold $100 billion debt buyback spree in Q1 2009 signals a direct challenge to the Fed’s price stability goals, as Secretary Bessent vows to tweak operations and collaborate with the central bank if needed—sparking market confusion over who really controls interest rates. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:23

Storms Leave Destruction Across Northeast | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Tornadoes ripped through the Northeast, shredding roofs in Dover, Delaware, and slamming a beach club on Long Island with a waterspout—thanks to heroic rescues and no major injuries, communities are now bracing for cleanup as debris litters roads, flash floods trap drivers, and emergency crews work around the clock to restore normalcy across New York, New Jersey, and beyond. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:30

Campaigns Go All-In for Runoff | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

The political race is heating up as candidates and outside groups pour millions into aggressive negative ads, targeting opponents to sway voters before the runoff. This strategy, built over weeks, aims to define rivals before Election Day, with one campaign alone spending over five million on attack ads—and more than fifty million on state initiatives. Campaigns are ramping up staff and efforts to mobilize bases and convert undecideds, turning this high-stakes race into a battle of persuasion

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2:07

Fat Marmot Week Saves Science | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Colorado’s new Fat Marmot Week is more than just a quirky celebration—it’s a lifeline for endangered alpine rodents struggling after a brutal winter with insufficient snow cover. Scientists at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, dubbed “marmoteers,” are rallying public support to fund critical research, facing federal budget cuts that threaten their three-year $200K goal. These chubby, cat-sized ground squirrels—some social, some solitary—are vital indicators of climate change, impacting

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1:34

Alaska Radar Site Plane Crash | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

A chartered plane carrying eight people, including two Army Corps of Engineers employees, crashed near a remote Alaska radar site under foggy conditions. All aboard perished during a flight critical to maintaining the Cold War-era radar network’s operations. Investigators from the NTSB and FAA are now probing the cause, while families receive support. The tragedy underscores the dangers of flying in Alaska’s unforgiving terrain — and honors the dedication of those lost in service to national

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1:57

Why We Name Storms and Wars | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Why do we name hurricanes, storms, and military ops? It’s not just for identification—it’s a powerful tool that shapes perception, drives urgency, and even influences how we remember events. From the World Meteorological Organization’s storm-naming lists to Winston Churchill’s insistence on sober operation names, naming carries weight. The U.S. once used only female names for hurricanes, now alternating genders; war names like “Operation Infinite Justice” were changed to avoid religious

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1:21

Tulsa Tragedies and Local Updates | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

A heartbreaking update: a seven-year-old boy with autism was found deceased after a prolonged search. Meanwhile, Tulsa County Sheriff’s deputies will now assist in immigration enforcement under a new partnership with ICE. A fatal crash on I-44 left one woman dead and four others injured, as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol investigates. Tulsa Police are also seeking witnesses in a recent arrest for multiple counts of lewd molestation. And in Muskogee, authorities continue searching for a missing

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1:38

Prince Harry Pays $13M in Privacy Lawsuit | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Prince Harry and six other high-profile figures, including Elton John, are ordered to pay $13 million after losing a privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher — a verdict that shuts down their claims of illegal phone hacking. The publisher seeks over $34 million in legal costs, with claimants having until August 28th to pay. Judge calls the amount “on the higher end” of expectations. This marks the latest chapter in Harry’s long-standing battle against British tabloids, which has

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1:35

Trump's Economic War on Iran | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Trump unleashes an “economic D-Day” against Iran to halt its nuclear program and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while rushing joint U.S.-South Korea drills and easing beef tariffs to win voter support ahead of midterms. Meanwhile, DOJ probes deepen into Mar-a-Lago’s classified documents search, and global markets wobble as Treasury steps in with debt-buying to steady nerves — all amid a war that’s dragging on and a president fighting for political survival. Listen in comfort:Get a discount

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1:43

High Schoolers Teach Medical Magic | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Union High School students are becoming medical mentors, designing fun, interactive games to introduce elementary kids to healthcare careers—planting seeds for future doctors, nurses, and scientists while solving local workforce shortages. Through hands-on stations using donated supplies, they’re turning complex medical concepts into play, sparking curiosity and giving young learners a real glimpse into the human body’s daily operations. For the high schoolers themselves, like junior Biomedical

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1:13

Free Fare Fridays Coming to Tulsa | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Tulsa’s MetroLink is dropping a major perk: Free Fare Friday for five weeks straight, starting August 21st. Every Friday, hop on the bus or light rail without paying a dime—perfect for beating the heat, saving cash, and making commutes easier. Don’t miss your chance to ride free on Aug 21, 28, Sept 4, 11, and 18. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news

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1:28

TPS Audit Reveals $800K in Unapproved Payments |...

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2026/08/21

Tulsa Public Schools faces fresh financial scrutiny as a second, sweeping audit reveals serious missteps — including a secret master account, unauthorized payments totaling over $800,000, and glaring procedural failures — all flagged by a forensic accounting team and former state auditor, building on last year’s findings of more than 25,000 issues. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:42

Tulsa Crash Upgrades to Felony DUI | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

A wild crash in Tulsa’s Arts District left five cars wrecked and two people hurt—right as families headed to a baseball game. The 29-year-old driver, barefoot and refusing a breathalyzer, was initially charged with misdemeanor DUI and other offenses, despite an empty alcohol container in his SUV. Local witnesses called the charges too light for the chaos caused. After an investigative reporter raised questions about Oklahoma’s new felony thresholds for impaired driving crashes, prosecutors

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1:53

Iran’s Economic Crisis Deepens | Tulsa News

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2026/08/21

Iran’s economy is crumbling under relentless sanctions and conflict, forcing families to cut back on food, medicine, and even basic luxuries as prices soar and jobs vanish. With oil exports crippled by naval blockades and unemployment climbing, citizens are working weekends just to survive — making daily choices that once seemed unthinkable. While the U.S. vows tougher measures to break Iran’s will, Tehran has proven resilient, adapting through domestic production and underground trade. Though

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1:46

Gravity Bear: A Climber's Community in Crisis | Tulsa...

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2026/08/21

A veteran-owned bouldering gym in downtown Tulsa, GRAVITY BEAR, is on the brink of closing just one year after opening — but its community is rallying hard to save it. Owner Parker Simms dreamed of creating more than a climbing spot: a hub for connection, featuring towering walls, a café, and coworking space where climbers and non-climbers alike can find belonging. Despite early wins like hosting national events and building friendships, soaring startup costs have strained finances. Now, with a

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