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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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0:48

Tulsans Gather for Annual Animal Blessing | Tulsa News

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2026/10/06

On October 4th, Tulsans gathered at Holy Family Cathedral for the annual Blessing of the Animals, honoring Saint Francis of Assisi. The event showcased a variety of pets, including dogs, cats, rabbits, and reptiles, as the community celebrated their bond with animal companions. This heartwarming tradition highlights the joy pets bring to our lives and strengthens community ties, making it a special occasion in downtown Tulsa.www.TheDailyNewsNow.com This is an automated,

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1:23

Central High to Transform into Tech Hub | Tulsa News

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2026/10/06

Central High School in Tulsa will undergo a significant transformation into a polytechnic high school next year in collaboration with Tulsa Tech. This initiative will offer career-tech programs for juniors and seniors in fields such as health services and automotive skills at no cost. While the application process remains unchanged for sophomores, Central students will receive priority information about the new offerings. Upgrades to the school's facilities are also planned, marking a

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1:28

Fast-Track Cybersecurity Master's Program Launched |...

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2026/10/06

Rogers State University and the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma have partnered to create an Accelerated Master's Program aimed at computer science students, particularly those interested in cybersecurity careers. Qualified USAO students can earn up to twelve graduate credit hours at RSU during their junior and senior years, applicable to both their bachelor's degree and a Master's in Cybersecurity Policy. This initiative provides students a chance to complete both degrees in under

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0:53

Mayes County Crash Claims 77-Year-Old's Life | Tulsa...

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2026/10/06

A 77-year-old man named Gary Goodman tragically lost his life in a car crash in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The collision occurred on Highway 82 when Goodman's vehicle was struck by another driver who failed to stop at a sign. He was declared dead at the scene, while the other driver suffered no injuries. This incident highlights the critical importance of road safety and attentiveness while driving. Our condolences go out to Goodman's family and friends during this difficult time.

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1:44

Oklahoma Homeowners Encouraged to Wildscape | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Planning a spring garden can benefit both you and Oklahoma wildlife. To create a welcoming environment, consider which local species you'd like to attract, from birds to bats. Focus on providing food, water, cover, and space using native plants that thrive in your area. Start small to manage costs and workload, and check local regulations for landscape changes. Collaborating with neighbors can further enhance the habitat. With proper planning, your garden can support both human enjoyment

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1:17

Tulsa Obituaries Honor Lives Lost on Oct 3 | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

This episode honors recent losses in the Tulsa community, reflecting on obituaries published on October 3. Remembered are Brian Patrick Hughes, a beloved resident, Albert Endrizzi, cherished by his family, and Jim Nelson, a dedicated US Army veteran. Each name represents a story and a life that touched others, emphasizing the importance of remembering those we've lost and celebrating their legacies within the community. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com This is an automated, high-level

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1:02

Courtney Bullard Discusses Pearl House Gala | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Courtney Bullard, co-founder of Pearl House, discusses the upcoming annual gala aimed at supporting girls and young women in Ghana. The event focuses on empowerment and opportunities for those facing significant challenges. Bullard shares insights into the organization's impact, highlighting its commitment to creating meaningful change. The gala serves as a crucial fundraiser to sustain Pearl House's programs, emphasizing the importance of long-term community transformation. Exciting

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1:08

Oklahoma Voters Face Registration Deadline | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

The registration deadline for Oklahoma's midterm elections is approaching on October 9th. Voters can register online, by mail, or in person at their county election office. Military members stationed abroad can register and request an overseas ballot through a designated website. If already registered, absentee voters must return their ballots by October 19th. Military families should note that spouses and dependents are also eligible to vote using overseas ballots. It’s essential to meet

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1:09

Highway 169 Lane Closures Set Overnight | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Highway 169 in Owasso will experience overnight lane closures for pavement grinding from October 5th through the 8th, occurring from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. This maintenance aims to enhance road safety and reduce daytime traffic congestion. Initially, the inside two lanes will be closed, followed by work on the outside lanes. Detours will be in place, so drivers are advised to stay alert for updates and plan accordingly. Keeping our roads smooth is the goal, ensuring a better driving experience.

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1:07

Rudisill Regional Library Opens to Crowds | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

The new Rudisill Regional Library has officially opened, attracting hundreds of excited visitors on its first day. Featuring sleek designs and a variety of resources, the library aims to engage the community with programs focused on literacy and learning for all ages. Beyond just books, it is envisioned as a hub for events and gatherings, fostering inclusivity and connection among residents. The library signifies a progressive step for public spaces in the area, promising to enhance

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1:01

Avoid These Four Common Scams Now | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

This episode highlights four prevalent scams to protect yourself from. First is the tech support scam, where fraudsters claim your device has issues to gain access to your personal information. Next is the fake lottery scam, where individuals are told they've won a prize but must pay a fee to claim it. Lastly, there's the charity scam, where scammers exploit empathy by posing as fake charities. Staying informed about these scams can help you avoid becoming a victim.

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1:10

Indiana Man Contacts Victims From Jail | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Brayton Arthur, a 30-year-old man from Indiana, faces new charges for attempting to contact his child molestation victims while incarcerated. Already charged with eight counts of child molestation, he allegedly violated a court-ordered no-contact directive by calling someone to relay messages to his victims. Arthur's call occurred on September 4, during which he expressed fear about facing life in prison if convicted. With a bail hearing looming and a pretrial conference set for October

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1:19

Oklahoma Man Warns of Kratom Dangers | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Oklahoma officials have issued a warning regarding kratom products exceeding legal potency limits, underscoring potential health risks. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and the State Department of Health are reminding retailers that selling these products could have serious repercussions. The Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office has reported over fifty kratom-linked deaths since January 2025. A man named Caleb recently shared his near-death experience due to an overdose, emphasizing the

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1:22

Safest States in America Revealed for 2026 | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Recent rankings highlight the safest states in America, with Massachusetts leading the list due to effective public safety measures and low crime rates. New Jersey and Vermont follow in second and third place, attributed to strong community programs and law enforcement collaborations. New Hampshire and Utah complete the top five, showcasing their commitment to local safety and crime reduction. These findings provide valuable insights for those seeking secure places to live, reflecting

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0:57

Democrats Aim for Savings with Trump Deal | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Democrats aim to reduce everyday costs while considering collaboration with former President Trump. Key points include plans to enhance healthcare affordability and address inflation by tackling rising prices together. Additionally, they are looking to boost the economy through job creation and reducing waste. The prospect of bipartisan cooperation might pave the way for significant advancements on these critical issues. www.TheDailyNewsNow.com This is an automated, high-level

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1:25

Oklahoma Offers Grants for Storm-Proof Roofs | Tulsa...

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2026/10/05

Oklahoma homeowners can apply for grants up to $10,000 through the Strengthen Oklahoma Homes initiative, aimed at enhancing storm-resistant roofs just ahead of the storm season. Applications start October 12th and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Investing in improved roofing can lead to significant insurance savings, averaging $680 annually. However, experts suggest that not everyone may need reinforced roofs, and it's wise to explore various options and insurance

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1:25

Oklahoma Schools Tackle AI in Classrooms | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Oklahoma schools are implementing new regulations for AI in the classroom, promoting educational benefits while ensuring safe usage. Epic Charter Schools has introduced a policy allowing AI for brainstorming and writing but not comprehension tasks, highlighting the challenge of adapting to new technology. As one of thirteen states with AI education laws, all districts must establish policies by next year. The Education Department stresses the need for AI literacy, aiming to blend technology

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1:24

Cleanup Debate Flares Over Route 66 Bridge | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Concerns are rising over the neglected condition of the pedestrian bridge under Route 66 in Tulsa. Local walker Bob Huether highlights issues like graffiti, trash, and inadequate lighting, noting it stands out among the well-kept River Parks trails. While the River Parks Authority maintains the adjacent trails, the City of Tulsa is responsible for the bridge itself. Officials acknowledge the ongoing challenges of vandalism and are exploring better collaboration to enhance the area for the

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1:06

Fair Patrons Face Rising Food Costs | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

Vendors at fairs are reacting to rising food and fuel costs by increasing prices for patrons, impacting budgets for visitors. The price hikes affect a range of items, with many vendors citing supply and transportation expenses as the main culprits. This trend is not confined to one location but is observed nationwide amid inflation pressures. Some vendors are introducing promotions to maintain customer interest, highlighting the challenge of balancing costs while ensuring a positive

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1:05

Plague Claims Medical Worker in Siberia | Tulsa News

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2026/10/05

A medical worker in Siberia has died from the pneumonic plague, prompting urgent health measures. Daria Shipilova, a lab technician, fell ill after a broken test tube incident and died after three days in the hospital. Local health officials are monitoring about 200 individuals who may have been exposed, although none have shown symptoms. Governor Igor Kobzev reassured the public, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. The World Health Organization underscores the importance of

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