We’re zooming into Kensington and talking about how the Parker administration has been addressing issues in this neighborhood. Plus, Black Bottom becomes an official Philly neighborhood – is that enough to remember a displaced community? Host Trenae Nuri is joined with Santiago Ortiz, founder of No Shorts Media, and Eric Marsh, director of the Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting. We also discuss the anniversary of HitchBOT’s destruction by Elfed’s Alley.Our newsletter has Philly news &

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A staff member from Palace Rooms in Tulsa reported being attacked outside the restaurant, raising significant safety concerns. Canaan Kallweit described the incident, where a man struck him and threw coffee before fleeing. Feeling unsafe, Kallweit emphasized the need for local actions to address homelessness and protect community spaces. The City of Tulsa is currently reviewing the police report and promised to provide updates, highlighting the urgency for improvements to ensure a secure

A man named Colby Axsom was arrested by Tulsa County deputies after allegedly hitting a gas station clerk with his car in Berryhill, Oklahoma, in a hit-and-run incident. Law enforcement utilized license plate reading technology to quickly track him down. Witnesses expressed shock over the incident, raising concerns about safety at public spaces. Axsom now faces serious charges, highlighting the urgent need for improved safety measures for employees in service industries.

The Supreme Court has decided not to hear former Tulsa police officer Betty Jo Shelby's appeal for qualified immunity in her case related to the 2016 shooting of unarmed Terence Crutcher. This means the earlier ruling will remain in effect. While Shelby was acquitted of criminal charges, a civil case is still pending and is set for trial in February in Oklahoma. The Tenth Circuit previously ruled against Shelby, citing insufficient justification for her use of deadly force, raising

Hudson Campbell's birthday prank for his friend Jace Price at the University of Tulsa has skyrocketed in popularity, resulting in an Instagram account, @TrollMyFriend, amassing over one million followers. Initially aiming for just a hundred birthday wishes, the account gained traction and support from brands, ultimately reaching significant milestones in follower count. For Jace's birthday, the celebration included a billboard reveal, a helicopter ride, and a flash mob, demonstrating the

The big tech companies were in the hot seat today, ready to be grilled at a parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence. We listened in to find out what they were asked, and what they had to say. And, the Greens want to force Coles and Woolworths to sell off 200 stores so they can be publicly owned - much like New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan for his city. Why do this? To make groceries cheaper, says Max Chandler-Mather. But we have more questions. Plus, there's been

Robert Kelker-Kelly, famed for his role as Bo Brady on "Days of Our Lives," has died at 62. He passed away on October 3rd, with the cause of death yet to be revealed. Kelker-Kelly began his soap career in 1987 on "Another World" before joining "Days" in 1992, contributing to major storylines alongside stars like Kristian Alfonso. His diverse career also included roles in "Port Charles," "Touched By an Angel," and "General Hospital." His recent spotlight came from co-star Lisa Rinna's

Corey delivers the latest updates from Tulsa, Oklahoma, including a troubling robbery on Highway 169 where a man was assaulted after his car broke down. Legal developments are ongoing regarding the Inola smelter petition, as a judge considers its implications for the environment and economy. A family honors a loved one's legacy by promoting breast cancer awareness through a creative Jeep duck initiative. Sara Polston has returned to ODOC custody amid an investigation, attracting community

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A classified CIA report raises alarms, suggesting Israel is on the verge of civil war and political collapse. In Jerusalem, a father and son were seriously injured in a vehicle explosion in the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood, with police investigating a criminal motive. Meanwhile, the global impact of the conflict is evident as a Texas therapy clinic faces deep divisions and lawsuits stemming from the October 7th attacks and the war in Gaza. We also cover domestic politics, including calls for Prime

Todays headlines include: An Australian Defence Force (ADF) member has died and five other soldiers have been injured in a military vehicle rollover at a bushland training area. The Coalition has announced it would cut net overseas migration to 100,000 people in its first year in government if elected. The Greens’ official think tank has proposed investing $25 billion into a publicly owned supermarket chain. And the good news: Women’s tennis is set to achieve equal prize money with men

Manna Air Delivery has officially expanded into east Tulsa, establishing two new bases to enhance their delivery capabilities. This strategic move aims to improve efficiency and competitive edge while creating additional jobs in the area, boosting the local economy. Residents can look forward to faster service for air delivery needs, marking a significant improvement in shipping times. As Manna rolls out this expansion, it will be fascinating to observe its impact on the community.

Animal enthusiasts in the Tulsa area can look forward to the Paws and Pumpkins adoption event in Claremore, focused on finding loving homes for pets in need. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet adoptable dogs and cats while enjoying family-friendly fall-themed activities. This community-driven event highlights the collaboration among local shelters to address pet homelessness and promote animal adoption. It’s a perfect chance to connect with a furry friend and add a new member to

Students at Broken Arrow Options Academy have created dog houses for BARC Rescue, blending skill development with community service. As part of this hands-on project, twelfth grader Diego Reyes added personal touches to his dog house design. Under the guidance of construction teacher Scott Reece, students collaborated to plan and build with precision. BARC Rescue founder Jaime Cope highlighted the significance of these donations, which will provide much-needed shelter for animals during

In Oklahoma, a police officer is recovering after a wild incident where a driver attempted to flee with the officer partially inside his vehicle. The officer was responding to a disturbance when the driver took off, leading to a dangerous situation. Thankfully, the chase was short-lived as the driver crashed just a few blocks away, resulting in his arrest. This event highlights the unpredictability and risks faced by first responders. The officer is safe, and the situation will continue to

Tulsa police have arrested a man for robbing five bottles of Kratom valued at $700 from Puff Utopia Smoke Shop. The incident occurred on Sunday when the suspect forcibly grabbed the items after shoving an employee. Witnesses provided details about his getaway vehicle, leading officers to locate and stop the suspect at his home, where he had the stolen goods. He is currently in custody on a Second-Degree Robbery charge, though his identity remains undisclosed until formal charges are filed.

In today’s episode of Trending Middle East, Yemeni government forces secure control of the Bab Al Mandeb strait and the strategic port city of Mokha as their offensive against the Houthis expands.The Saudi-led coalition is providing air support, while Yemeni forces have also begun what they call a “strategic offensive” on Sanaa. Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed and Jordan’s King Abdullah attend the ground-breaking of a $2.3 billion railway linking the Port of Aqaba with major mining

A federal judge in Oklahoma has ruled that the long-term use of automated license plate-reading cameras for tracking vehicles violates the Fourth Amendment. The ruling emerged from the case of Melisa Kyle, whose thirty days of tracking data was used by law enforcement following her suspected travel patterns. Judge Sara Hill criticized the surveillance as "indiscriminate" and raised concerns about personal privacy. This decision highlights the need for clearer regulations on law

Cheat Sheet - all the news you need to know in 10 minutes.On today’s episode, Wilfred Frost and Sophy Ridge discuss how Donald Trump said the US moved its bombers out of RAF Fairford because of “some threats” to the base.Meanwhile, the Conservatives have announced plans for a so-called ‘British Iron Dome’ if they win the next election.Wilf and Sophy also discuss the student protests in France, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s case against Thames Valley Police, the death of former Conservative MP Jeffrey