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Tulsa: Severe storms and high winds threaten Tulsa as new community events emerge | June 22

Tulsa faces severe weather with storms expected Monday and a 9-day forecast of heavy rain and flooding, while a man faces charges after running an Oklahoma County deputy off the road near 51st and Denver. Firefighters tackled a downtown fireworks stand fire, and a new community initiative introduces beep baseball in Tulsa.

Tulsa: Tragedy strikes as 26-year-old man dies in Ottawa County crash | June 21

Tulsa officials are investigating the death of a 26-year-old man in a crash in Ottawa County’s cattle pasture and highlighting economic growth through tech startups led by Peter Mullen. The Mid America Shelby Nationals will take place this weekend at Tulsa Raceway Park, while the community honors longtime resident Peter Klopp.

Tulsa: Two Tulsa residents found dead in Arkansas from apparent murder-suicide | June 20

Tulsa officials confirm two residents died in a suspected murder-suicide, sparking calls for mental health support, while Tulsa County expands youth crisis beds in partnership with a local facility. The city also honors Juneteenth with historical reflections and community events, alongside a new financial service aiding retirees with Social Security and tax planning.

Tulsa: Tulsa seeks new emergency manager amid critical city search | June 19

Tulsa officials are seeking a new emergency manager to address ongoing public safety and operational challenges, while the historic Greenwood district celebrates the return of the documentary series "Deep Greenwood Ignited." American Airlines' Tulsa maintenance facility marks 80 years of service, highlighting the city's long-standing role in aviation and aerospace.

Tulsa: Unsettled weather continues in Tulsa. | June 18

Tulsa faces unsettled weather with a 28% chance of rain and thunderstorms through the weekend. The City Council approved the 2026-27 budget, focusing on transit, safety, and infrastructure, while the Route 66 Centennial Caravan celebrated Oklahoma’s heritage in downtown Tulsa.

Tulsa: Tulsa County DA Steve Kunzweiler wins re-election | June 17

Tulsa's local elections saw District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler win his fourth term, while gubernatorial candidate Chad Drummond held a watch party in downtown Tulsa. Primary results also showed new contenders in House and Senate races, and a tribute was given to Brenda Jackson, a key community figure in Broken Arrow.

Tulsa: Tulsa hits highest equality score since 2018, but justice concerns remain | June 16

Tulsa's equality score hits a six-year high, but racial and economic justice challenges remain, with advocates pushing for more progress. MetroLink plans to sell its downtown transit center and build a new station, set to impact local transit access.

Tulsa: Severe storms and tornado warnings impact Oklahoma today | June 15

Tulsa officials warn of ongoing flood risks and tornado threats after severe storms damaged areas in Oklahoma, while crews close 101st Street and Garnett Road for a $12 million flood mitigation project. The city also celebrated Jaselyn Rossman’s Miss Oklahoma 2026 win and mourned Phil Kingston’s passing, a lifelong community servant.

Tulsa: Severe weather expected overnight, with tornado warnings across Tulsa. | June 14

Tulsa's episode covers severe weather warnings, Tulsa Period Pantry's five-year impact on period poverty, and Oklahoma State's NCAA baseball victory. It also highlights the city's role in hosting the USA's first World Cup match in 2026.

Tulsa: Multi-car crash shuts down Gilcrease Expressway near US-412 | June 13

Tulsa: A multi-car crash on the Gilcrease Expressway near US-412 caused a fatality and traffic delays, with authorities investigating the cause. The city also faces storm chances this weekend and continues to lead Oklahoma in wage growth.

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