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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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1:39

AI Stocks and Oil Drive Global Market Dip | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Asian markets plunged today as South Korea’s Kospi tumbled 5.2%, with Samsung and SK Hynix crashing 6.9% and 7.9% respectively—echoing U.S. tech volatility. Fears of overheated AI stocks, surging oil prices, and rising bond yields are converging to pressure equities. Higher yields are hiking mortgage rates, cooling the housing market and chilling Big Tech’s data center ambitions. It’s a perfect storm: AI hype, energy costs, and tightening credit all hitting global markets at once. Listen

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1:11

Explorer Pipeline Explosion Investigation | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

An explosive fire erupted at the Explorer Pipeline in Glenpool on August 17, 2026, triggering a massive emergency response. Officials are still investigating whether equipment failure or human error sparked the blaze, while crews work to secure the site and assess damage. Residents and workers remain concerned, but safety remains top priority as authorities race to uncover the cause and prevent future incidents. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:22

Tulsa Schools Battle Classroom Heat | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Tulsa parents are furious as classrooms bake without working air conditioning—some even hotter than the outside, prompting urgent calls for action before school starts August 19th. Moms like Lacey Helm spotted the problem at Carnegie Elementary and were told parts need to be ordered. The district admits A/C issues exist across schools and is scrambling with fixes: closing blinds, turning off lights, rescheduling recess, and adjusting after-school activities—all while questioning why we cancel

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1:41

Tulsa Schools Face $3.7M Bond Scandal | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Tulsa Public Schools faces a major scandal after a state audit reveals over $3.7 million in bond funds were mismanaged under former executive director Chris Hudgins, who’s already under criminal investigation. The audit uncovered falsified invoices and excessive control by one person, with Hudgins’ own firms allegedly pocketing millions while school projects stalled. Initial estimates were far lower—now the full scope is clear: one firm got $58K, Hudgins’ company took $2.5M. This isn’t new;

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1:34

Taste of Imperial China's Lost Cuisine | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Step into China’s imperial kitchens where every bite tells a story—once reserved for emperors, these historic dishes now live on in Beijing’s Fangshan Restaurant, founded by Qing Dynasty chefs. From “dream pastry” named after Empress Dowager Cixi to ritualistic milk tea served before banquets, each dish is a portal to centuries past. More than flavor, it’s texture, tradition, and symbolism—honoring ancestors, hierarchy, and cultural fusion. With rare ingredients replaced by modern ingenuity,

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2:01

Sand Springs Schools Get Big Grant | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Sand Springs Public Schools just scored a $1.38 million federal grant to supercharge after-school and summer programs at Garfield STEAM Academy and Northwoods Fine Arts Academy—offering homework help, STEM and arts activities, meals, and leadership development for five years. The “Full STEAM Ahead” program runs daily after school, while “Project Summer Spirit” turns learning into an adventure with space-themed field trips and academic fun. With proven results in attendance and test scores, this

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1:16

Tragedy, Arrest, and Train Relief | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Tragedy struck on U.S. Highway 69 in Calera as an Atoka County EMS ambulance collided with a truck, claiming one life. Meanwhile, Jeffery Asare faces his third arrest in under two weeks for sex crimes, including an attempted rape near Lake Hefner — he’d previously been released twice. On a brighter note, Amtrak’s Heartland Flyer train, linking Oklahoma and Texas, is saved for at least another year thanks to a regional group stepping in to cover Texas’ share of costs — a major win for commuters

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1:42

Grant Funds After-School Learning Boost | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Sand Springs Public Schools just landed a $1.38 million federal grant to supercharge after-school and summer learning for students at Garfield STEAM Academy and Northwoods Fine Arts Academy—offering homework help, STEM and arts activities, meals, and safe spaces for kids, all while boosting attendance and test scores. The “Full STEAM Ahead” program runs weekdays after school, while “Project Summer Spirit” delivers 16 days of free, space-themed fun and academic enrichment over the summer

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1:30

USS Benfold Crisis and Carrier Gaps | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Two U.S. Navy carriers hit major operational snags this month, raising alarms about readiness in the Pacific. The USS Benfold suffered a generator failure July 24, plunging the crew into days without power, water, heat, or AC—though no one was injured. After being towed to Subic Bay for repairs, it returned to full service by August 8. Meanwhile, the USS Abraham Lincoln, on its record-breaking 250-day deployment, faces food and hygiene shortages, fueling mental health concerns among sailors. As

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1:29

Fake Polls Expose Trust Crisis in Elections | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A fake polling firm called Median Strategies exploded onto the scene, releasing bogus election polls in key battlegrounds — then admitted it was all a social experiment to test how misinformation spreads. Their sudden disappearance leaves questions unanswered, but the damage is real: campaigns are quick to seize on any data that fits their narrative, even if it’s fabricated. With the ease of generating convincing-looking numbers and the pressure to win, trust in polling is eroding — and we’re

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1:39

SpaceX Rocket Crashes on Moon | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A SpaceX rocket stage, parked in space for over a year, slammed into the moon at 5,400 mph on August 5th—creating a new 60-foot-wide crater with butterfly-wing-like streaks of exposed rock and lunar soil. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured the first clear images after six days of waiting, while South Korea’s Danuri spacecraft arrived first. This crash underscores the growing activity around the moon—and how missions, even debris, keep reshaping its surface as humanity eyes return

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1:19

Hawaii Recovers from Devastating Storm | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A powerful storm that once was a hurricane slammed into Hawaii over the weekend, causing widespread flooding, one tragic fatality, and power outages across multiple islands. Thousands are still without electricity as crews race to restore services, while roads are blocked by debris and infrastructure—especially power lines—suffers from fallen trees. Though officials say the damage was less severe than feared, recovery is underway with some government operations still suspended and a boil water

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1:42

Highway 169 Open But Drivers Still at Risk | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Highway 169’s northbound expansion is finally complete, slashing traffic headaches—but drivers are still putting themselves and others at risk. Mechanics from Precision Diesel Performance warn that while the construction is done, the real danger lies in distracted or reckless driving. With vehicles acting like six-thousand-pound missiles, even a split-second lapse can lead to disaster, especially near the new exit-only lane past 86th Street North. They’re urging everyone to slow down, stay

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1:31

Glenpool Fire: Lessons from Three Decades | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A major fire at Glenpool, Oklahoma’s Explorer Pipeline tank farm took nearly 12 hours to contain — the third such blaze in under two decades. While residents have grown accustomed to smoke and emergency responses, this incident showed marked improvements: faster containment, no school closures, and better-coordinated firefighting. Now, crews focus on cooling tanks and monitoring air quality as specialized teams assess damage, offering a glimmer of reassurance amid repeated crises. Listen

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1:08

Owasso’s Joyful Statues Bring Community Happiness |...

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2026/08/19

Owasso just added its 46th statue to the Timmy and Cindy Project — a joyful, community-driven art initiative started in 2004 to spread happiness through public sculptures. Each statue, placed across parks and public spaces, invites locals to explore, hunt for them, and share smiles — especially on tough days. For residents like Akira Johnson, these whimsical figures are more than art; they’re moments of pure joy she shares with her son. Funded by donations and dedicated to both random acts of

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1:27

RSU and Cherokee Nation Partner for Film Credit |...

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2026/08/19

Rogers State University and the Cherokee Nation are launching a game-changing partnership: film students can now earn college credit for hands-on training at the Cherokee Film Institute, turning real-world experience into degree credits. From set operations to camera work and sound design, this program prepares students—especially Native storytellers—for careers in film while building a skilled workforce for the booming media industry. Up to 15 credits toward a BA in Communications or Film Arts

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1:16

Bixby Schools Adopt New Safety Protocol | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Bixby Public Schools is launching a new safety protocol called the Standard Response Protocol, featuring five clear actions—hold, secure, lockdown, evacuate, and shelter—to guide staff through any emergency, from storms to active threats. Developed by the “I Love U Guys” foundation after a tragic school shooting, the system aims to eliminate confusion and panic by providing a consistent, easy-to-follow framework. All staff are completing training to understand when and how to use each step,

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1:22

Oklahoma School for the Blind Expands Living Skills |...

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2026/08/19

The Oklahoma School for the Blind just launched a game-changing upgrade to its independent living program, giving students from kindergarten through twelfth grade a bigger, better space to master real-world skills like cooking, baking, and cleaning — even taking field trips to grocery stores. Older teens in the transition program are now moving into upgraded dorms where they can live with roommates and practice life skills in a real-world setting. Staff are thrilled, calling it a major

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1:22

Honoring Oklahoma’s Legacy of Loss | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

Oklahoma paused to honor beloved Governor George Nigh with a heartfelt memorial, alongside other recently lost Oklahomans whose lives touched countless hearts—celebrating legacies, connections, and the enduring power of remembrance across the state. 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 reporting.Report issues to

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1:15

Cody D Weathers Gets 40-Year Sentence | Tulsa News

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2026/08/19

A 49-year-old man, Cody D. Weathers, just received a 40-year sentence for sexually trafficking a 14-year-old girl—thanks to a joint effort by Oklahoma and Texas law enforcement. The case began when an escort reported Weathers trying to hire someone to have sex with a minor. Authorities rescued the girl and connected the dots as he bounced between states before being arrested in Alba, Texas. His conviction for promoting prostitution of a minor is a major victory for the victim and a warning to

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