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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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1:16

Weekend Family Events in Green Country | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Explore a weekend packed with family-friendly events in Green Country! On Saturday, October 17th, enjoy the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo Bash at Tulsa Botanical Garden with trick-or-treating and a pumpkin patch. Don’t miss the Jenks Chili Cook-Off at Veterans Park from 11 AM to 5 PM for some great chili tasting. Head over to Woodland Hills Mall for the free Monster Crawl featuring a scavenger hunt and crafts from 1 PM to 3 PM. Finally, visit the HallowMarine event at the Oklahoma Aquarium from 2 PM to

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1:14

Tulsa Pride Festival Relocates for Free Event | Tulsa...

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2026/10/17

The Tulsa Pride festival returns on October 17th at a new location, 6th and Frankfort, due to construction on Pride Street. Gates open at 10 AM with free admission, featuring live music from artists like DJ KYLIE and D'Lanee Fields, alongside a variety of vendors and the Pride Makers Market. The parade starts at 4 PM, commencing at 13th and Boston and concluding back at 6th and Frankfort. It's a day celebrating community spirit, music, and joy.www.TheDailyNewsNow.com This is an

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1:11

NPS Pauses Key Projects Over Policy Disputes | Tulsa...

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2026/10/17

The National Park Service has suspended funding for 133 projects nationwide, claiming they do not align with current administration priorities. Critics argue this decision halts essential repairs and undermines the importance of preserving national parks. The projects affected include vital trail repairs and facility upgrades necessary for visitor enjoyment. As parks face increasing challenges from natural disasters and climate change, the importance of adequate funding has never been more

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1:02

IKEA to Launch First Store in Oklahoma | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

IKEA is making its debut in Oklahoma next week, bringing its signature Swedish design and large showrooms to the state. The opening is anticipated to boost the local economy by creating jobs and providing new opportunities. Shoppers will enjoy a unique browsing experience, with a variety of home furnishings available. Additionally, the famous Swedish meatballs promise to enhance the visit for many, making it more than just a shopping trip. Excitement is building as Oklahomans prepare for

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1:12

Oklahoma Lawmakers Hear Kratom Addiction Tales |...

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2026/10/17

Oklahoma lawmakers are hearing alarming accounts regarding kratom addiction as they consider new legislation to ban harmful kratom derivatives sold over the counter. Originally used for pain relief, many kratom products have been chemically altered, leading to stronger effects and heightened community concerns. Testimonies from affected individuals have sparked a call for regulatory changes, highlighting the urgent need for oversight in the kratom market to protect public health. The

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1:15

Jenks Public Schools Launches Hall of Fame | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Jenks Public Schools has celebrated a significant milestone by inducting its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame class during a halftime ceremony at a football game. The honored group features distinguished athletes, coaches, and the legendary 1997 football team. Notably, former NFL player and local alumnus Rocky Calmus shared insights on the community's strong ties and support for youth sports, emphasizing the lasting impact of these traditions. This event marks a proud moment for Jenks,

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1:33

Osage Protesters Demand School Reform and Action |...

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2026/10/17

Protesters rallied outside the Executive Building of the Osage Nation, demanding Chief Joe Tillman's resignation over language school funding issues and police searches at a homeschooling program. The Daposka Ahnkodapi language immersion school closed in August due to a declared financial emergency, prompting concerns about the future of language education. Though Congress approved funding to reopen the school, Tillman declined to sign it, citing insufficient long-term support. The

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1:31

Osage Nation Families Protest Leadership Actions |...

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2026/10/17

Tensions rise in the Osage Nation as tribal members protest against leadership for allegedly misusing power. Key concerns include a police search of a classroom where a teacher reported the removal of important educational materials, including a language book essential for preserving Osage culture. Protests led by voices like Lance Harden highlight the community's frustrations over resource allocation and cultural connections. While Chief Joe Tillman acknowledged the protesters' right to

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1:04

Booker T. Washington's 1971 Trophy Restored | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Booker T. Washington's championship trophy from 1971 is set to be corrected after 55 years, addressing issues like a misspelled school name on the engraving. This effort reflects the importance of honoring past achievements accurately. Additionally, the Atlanta Falcons have made headlines by signing tight end Kyle Pitts to a record-breaking contract, a move aimed at solidifying the team's future and keeping their star player long-term. Both stories highlight significant moments for history

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1:03

Will Rogers Airport Plans Major Expansion | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

On October 16, 2026, Will Rogers International Airport announces a major expansion plan to enhance parking and add two new concourses, improving the travel experience. Tulsa faces workforce gaps, particularly in health care, trades, and driving, emphasizing the importance of filling these roles for economic growth. In educational news, RSU nursing students participated in a disaster drill with first responders, gaining valuable hands-on experience. Finally, the Tulsa Police made an arrest in

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1:17

Runner Conveys ALS Awareness on Route 66 | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Eric Casacuberta is on an inspiring mission, running the entire Route 66 to raise funds and awareness for ALS, honoring two friends lost to the disease. His ambitious journey spans approximately 2,448 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, with a goal to complete it in about 150 days. As he passes through Tulsa, he connects with local figures like Destiny Green, who personally relates to his cause. This effort not only highlights the fight against ALS but also supports organizations that

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1:13

Tulsa Library's Youth Mental Health Book Program |...

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2026/10/17

Tulsa City County Library is partnering with the Parkside Youth Mental Health System to establish an onsite book collection for children in treatment. This initiative aims to provide young patients access to literature, fulfilling their need for escapism and emotional support. Jim Serratt, CEO of Parkside, emphasizes the importance of reading in helping kids cope during tough times. The library will rotate around forty books monthly to keep the collection fresh and engaging, highlighting a

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1:14

Tulsa Residents Criticize New LED Billboard | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

A new LED billboard is causing contention among residents in Tulsa, particularly at the corner of 111th and Yale. Neighbors are concerned it will be an eyesore and disrupt the area’s ambiance, fearing its brightness could be distracting. Some locals worry it might overshadow small businesses, while others believe it could boost traffic and visibility for nearby shops. This debate reflects the ongoing struggle between community aesthetics and development. The outcome remains to be seen as

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1:05

North Tulsa Plans 10th Annual Baby Shower | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

The Tulsa Health Department is set to host the 10th Annual North Tulsa Community Baby Shower on October 24th. This event aims to support local families by providing essential baby supplies, resources, and health information for expecting parents and those with young children. Attendees can look forward to fun activities and giveaways, creating a strong community atmosphere. With a decade-long commitment to this initiative, the baby shower promises to be a meaningful occasion for families in

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1:25

Boy Honors Late Father in Hero Contest | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Seven-year-old Benny Johnson from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, is on a heartfelt journey to become a real-life superhero through the Stan Lee Super Kids competition. Honoring his late father's memory, who passed from brain cancer and was a comic book enthusiast, Benny aims to create his own superhero comic. Currently in the top five of his group, he channels his favorite hero, Spider-Man, while his dad’s love for the Hulk inspires him. Supporters can vote online, with proceeds benefiting the

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1:15

Sen. Lankford's Office Receives Suspicious Mail |...

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2026/10/17

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford reported that one of his offices received an envelope containing a suspicious substance, which was intercepted by law enforcement before it could pose any danger. Lankford expressed appreciation for the swift action and emphasized the need for vigilance against such threats. The incident highlights a growing concern, as federal agencies investigate similar cases involving lawmakers nationwide. Recently, an evacuation occurred at the Oklahoma State Election

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1:23

Inola Residents Gear Up for Legal Fight | Tulsa News

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2026/10/17

Tulsa Ports is suing the town of Inola over restrictions on industrial development at the Port of Inola, raising concerns among residents about the potential impact on local projects. Community member Thomas Harrington expresses disappointment over the lawsuit, acknowledging the ongoing tension between the port and the town. While Tulsa Ports cites economic growth and significant infrastructure investment, locals worry about the financial disparities in a possible legal battle. This has

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1:14

Neighbors in South Tulsa Upset by New Billboard |...

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2026/10/17

Residents in South Tulsa are upset over the unexpected installation of an LED billboard near 111th and Yale, feeling it disrupts the local character. Neighbors like Andrea Ellsworth and Micah express frustration over the lack of prior notification regarding the change, highlighting the need for community involvement. The billboard sits on land owned by a Muscogee Nation member, adding complexity to the situation. While the billboard owner claims proper procedures were followed, locals are

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1:26

Neighbors in Tulsa Displeased With New Billboard |...

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2026/10/17

Residents in Tulsa are upset about a newly erected LED billboard at 111th and Yale, which many are calling an eyesore. Neighbors feel blindsided by the lack of notification prior to its construction, while the company insists all approvals were followed. Local resident Deborah McKinney is particularly concerned about the billboard disrupting the neighborhood's quiet ambiance. City Councilor Phil Lakin encourages residents to voice their concerns and seek clarity on the project’s approval

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1:40

Oklahoma Workforce Gaps Highlighted in Tulsa | Tulsa...

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2026/10/17

Tulsa, Oklahoma is experiencing a strong demand for workers in healthcare, trades, and driving, with a notable shortage of qualified candidates. Challenges in nursing include limited training capacity, prompting legislative efforts to expand programs. Engineering also faces retention issues for graduates. Job growth in the Tulsa metro area is projected to rise, including new roles and vacancies, such as 8,000 opportunities in truck driving. The Oklahoma Workforce Commission is enhancing

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