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Emergency Infant Services to provide baby essentials across Tulsa metro

TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa nonrpofit is on the move to help provide families with essential needs for their toddlers. Tulsa's Emergency Infant Services's vehicle, Baby Blue, will be stopping at locations across the metro area with diapers, wipes and formula for children age 5 and under. If this...

Tulsa, OK · 8h
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Philbrook Unveils Expanded Holiday Festival

Philbrook Festival presented by Williams returns on select nights Nov. 27-Dec.27 with immersive holiday experiences both indoors and out. Festival transforms the historic Villa and Gardens with thousands of lights, festive décor, live music, films, visits with Santa (available through Dec. 23), campfires, cocoa, and art-making activities. New for...

Tulsa, OK · 1d
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Tulane Green Wave On SI

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Tulane-Tulsa: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly

Short on the good, not the others.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

unearththevoyage.com

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You Watch Molten Glass Turn Into Your Own Ornament at a Tulsa Hot Shop

I expected a quick craft class and maybe a few photos, not a glowing blob of liquid glass spinning at the end of a steel pipe a few feet from my face. Tucked inside a public park in Oklahoma, a working hot shop lets regular folks step up to the furnace and shape something real.

Tulsa, OK · 2d
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KOKI FOX 23

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Broken Arrow’s new amphitheater pushes opening plans to New Year’s Eve

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — The opening of Broken Arrow’s Regent Bank Amphitheater has been delayed. Two preview shows planned for December have been cancelled due to supply and vendor delays. As the venue works towards its new opening date, local business owners said they’re excited for what the amphitheater could bring to the community.

Broken Arrow, OK · 22h

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Boeing, one of largest Kansas employers, cutting 5% of commercial airplane workforce

Boeing, one of the largest employers in Kansas, plans to lay off 5% of its commercial airline production staff, according to a company email sent to employees Monday. Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing's commercial airplane division, said in the email that reductions would start next month and include a combination of attrition and involuntary layoffs.

Wichita, KS · 1d

Four States Home Page

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New Oklahoma law lets families request cold case reviews

A new Oklahoma law that went into effect on November 1 allows families to request formal independent reviews of cold cases, providing hope to those seeking justice for decades-old unsolved crimes.

Oklahoma · 5h

News On 6

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Tulsa’s future schedule takes on new stakes in expanded College Football Playoff

Tulsa’s nonconference schedule won’t need an overhaul to meet the College Football Playoff’s new scheduling standard. In 2027, the first season of the expanded 24-team playoff, the Golden Hurricane are scheduled to face Arkansas, Texas Southern, Oklahoma State and Louisiana Tech. Pair those games with an eight-game American Conference schedule, and Tulsa would have 11 qualifying opponents — one more than the required minimum.

Tulsa, OK · 1d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

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PSO customers to see 3.55% rate increase in December following state approval

Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers are expected to see an increase in their electric bills beginning in December

Tulsa, OK · 23h

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Late Push Not Enough on Saturday Night in Loss vs. Tulsa

WICHITA, Kan. (Nov. 7) – Jake Sibell made 39 saves, and Wichita fell on Saturday night to Tulsa, 3-1, at INTRUST Bank Arena on Native American Heritage Night. The Tulsa netminder saw 34 shots in the final 40 minutes of regulation. He was named the number one star for his performance.

Wichita, KS · 2d

tucollegian.org

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TUTV covers tight Oklahoma governor’s race and nearby Democratic wins

Election-night broadcast follows results from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, with additional coverage of Texas and Kansas. TUTV provided live coverage of the 2026 midterm elections Tuesday night, Nov. 3, tracking results across Oklahoma and neighboring states as voters determined the direction of several closely watched races. The broadcast, co-anchored by senior Bruce Bigler, junior Jake Borsuk, junior Luke Montemayor and sophomore Reese Wood, featured in-studio analysis, live election-night coverage from candidates’ watch parties and discussion of the political developments shaping results in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. While Oklahoma Republicans retained their hold on all statewide offices, Texas and Kansas saw significant Democratic victories.

Oklahoma · 23h

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The Collegian issues encyclical against UTulsa Gazette

Editorial opinion reaffirms journalistic excommunication, offers new guidance to readers. In a highly anticipated announcement last Friday, Nov. 6, The Collegian’s editor-in-chief, Aiden Hoogstra, issued an encyclical decrying the UTulsa Gazette. He called for readers of The Collegian to ignore news from the publication, condemn it on social media and shun its staff and writers. The advisory judgement comes from the Vicar of Kronkite’s close interpretation of The AP-Stylic See’s precedent in similar matters, including past messages in The Collegian’s staff group chat, email correspondences from prior editors-in-chief and his own personal musings. The ruling comes after the UTulsa Gazette recently made a small resurgence on Instagram and Yik Yak after decades of dormancy.

Tulsa, OK · 23h