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From KTUL, News On 6 and 14 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KTUL47 minutes ago

    Tulsa County sees record early voting after adding two locations, election board says

    TULSA Okla. - Tulsa County election officials say expanding early voting to four locations for the first time helped drive record turnout ahead of Tuesday’s mid

  2. News On 654 minutes ago

    Oklahoma Election 2026 Live Updates: Tulsa Voting and Election Results

    Get live Oklahoma election updates from News On 6, including Tulsa-area voting reports, statewide results, race calls and the latest Election Day developments.

  3. News On 61 hour ago

    Money Monday: What to know before opening a brokerage account

    Financial expert Paul Hood explains what brokerage accounts are, how they work and why day trading may not be the best option for beginner investors.

  4. 2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa2 hours ago

    DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin visits Tulsa, talks 'Operation Guardian'

    Former Oklahoma Senator and current DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin visited Tulsa to discuss "Operation Guardian." 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert found out what it means for Green Country.

  5. Broken Arrow Sentinel2 hours ago

    Buying a Home With a Pool in Broken Arrow? What New Homeowners Need to Know

    SPONSORED CONTENT You toured the house, stepped into the backyard, and there you find a pool, already built, already waiting for a July afternoon. It’s easy to fall for. But

  6. Public Radio Tulsa2 hours ago

    Tulsa County sees record-breaking early voter turnout ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections

    Tulsa County and surrounding counties saw an increase across the board in early voters compared to the 2022 midterm elections.

  7. Public Radio Tulsa2 hours ago

    Tulsa Public Schools, Aramark to cut ties in December

    Tulsa Public Schools confirmed Monday it will end a contract with Aramark on Dec. 31 and bring its child nutrition program in-house starting Jan. 1.

  8. Tulsa World3 hours ago

    Special Weather Statement until MON 4:15 PM CST

    Strong Thunderstorms Bringing Gusty Winds and Hail This Afternoon

  9. Tulsa World3 hours ago

    Performer with Oklahoma ties brings disfigured genius to life in 'Phantom of the Opera'

    Isaiah Bailey will be the Phantom when the North American touring production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” arrives Nov. 18-29 at Tulsa Performing Arts Center.

  10. 2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa4 hours ago

    Broken Arrow's 30-year holiday shopping tradition, Buy Broken Arrow, goes digital with new app for 2026

    Broken Arrow's 30-year holiday raffle goes digital with the Open Rewards app, offering a $10,000 grand prize while encouraging shoppers to buy local.

  11. News On 64 hours ago

    Tulsa men's soccer shuts out Memphis to claim share of American regular-season title

    It's Tulsa's 15th conference title, and has earned the Golden Hurricane the No. 1 seed and will host the American Conference Championship.

  12. Bartlesville Radio4 hours ago

    Osage County Free Fair Board Goes From Nine to Five

    The Board of Osage County Commissioners convened for a regularly scheduled meeting at the fairgrounds on Monday morning.

  13. News On 64 hours ago

    Bixby firefighters investigate house fire in Leonard Mountain area

    A two-story home was destroyed in the fire Monday morning. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

  14. News On 64 hours ago

    On The Ice: Tulsa Oilers news and notes

    Oilers aim to carry momentum of percect 4-0-0-0 week into the start of November

  15. Tulsa World4 hours ago

    OU offensive coordinator hot board: Who might Sooners hire to replace Ben Arbuckle?

    Oklahoma fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle on Monday, and now the search commences for the Sooners’ 2027 play caller.

  16. News On 64 hours ago

    Oak Grove Fire Protection District voters to decide on property assessment increase

    The proposed 3-mill increase would affect property owners in an area annexed in 2025 and could help fund construction of a new fire station.

  17. KOKI FOX 234 hours ago

    Croisant, Tedford offer different plans to lower costs for Green Country families

    From buying groceries to finding an affordable home, the candidates seeking to represent Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District say household costs are a concern

  18. News On 64 hours ago

    A Good Read: Connie Cronley highlights new middle-grade thriller inspired by classic novel

    “Licorice” reimagines Daphne du Maurier’s “Rebecca” through the eyes of a cat, introducing younger readers to a suspenseful story of secrets and jealousy.

  19. tulsahurricane.com4 hours ago

    WATCH: Tre Lamb Weekly Press Conference

    Tulsa Head Football Coach Tre Lamb met with the media Monday as the Golden Hurricane prepares for its upcoming American Conference matchup against Tulane.

  20. Stormin in Norman4 hours ago

    Brent Venables gives Jason Witten his chance to prove himself as OC material

    Jason Witten gets Oklahoma interim OC nod over Kevin Wilson

  21. News On 64 hours ago

    Music Monday: Halloween, $$$$ & Concerts

  22. Tulsa Flyer5 hours ago

    Three Tulsa County district judge seats are on the Nov. 3 ballot. Who’s running?

    Two incumbents are seeking re-election and a retirement leaves an open seat on the Tulsa County court.

  23. Tulsa World5 hours ago

    Student’s battle to beat dyslexia highlights forum on literacy initiatives

    A McCurtain County school superintendent and his 11-year-old daughter were among those at the state Capitol on Thursday for an update on the Oklahoma Literacy Initiative.

  24. News On 66 hours ago

    Not Your Average Joe closes Broken Arrow, Choctaw locations

    NYAJ is immediately closing its Broken Arrow and Choctaw locations after unexpected state funding cuts forced the organization to furlough students and lay off dozens of employees statewide.

  25. Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette6 hours ago

    Postal Service moves mail sorting from Fayetteville to Oklahoma City, union leader says

    FAYETTEVILLE -- The U.S. Postal Service moved mail sorting from Fayetteville to Oklahoma City and Tulsa in September, ending a reprieve granted in 2024, the president of the local postal workers union said.

  26. Tulsa World6 hours ago

    Where can data centers be built in Tulsa? Here's what proposed zoning changes would do

    Tulsa's City Council could consider new data center zoning regulations in early January. Here's a breakdown of the proposed changes and what they would mean.

  27. Tulsa World6 hours ago

    Increasing class sizes could complicate Strong Readers Act push, lawmakers told

    The interim study focused on problems including less individual attention for students, more potential for behavioral issues and complications for educators trying to implement childhood literacy reforms.

  28. News On 66 hours ago

    Hillcrest Healthcare System goes out of network with Aetna in Oklahoma

    Hillcrest says contract negotiations with Aetna remain unresolved after agreement expires, affecting patients across northeast Oklahoma.

  29. KOKI FOX 237 hours ago

    Tulsa police to surprise strangers with fuel cards, meal kits and VISA gift cards

    Members of the Tulsa Police Foundation are preparing for this year's Random Acts of Kindness program.Tulsa Police Department officers will make surprise stops

  30. MVSKOKE Media7 hours ago

    Tulsa’s Tribes partner with parks department to reimagine Dream Keepers Park

    Dream Keepers Park will soon look different. A sneak preview of how it will conceptually look was unveiled at an open house at the Centennial Center on Tuesday, Oct. 27.

  31. Tulsa World7 hours ago

    Ben Arbuckle fired: OU football parts ways with offensive coordinator amid 2nd season with Sooners

  32. KTUL7 hours ago

    Severe weather threat prompts Tulsa to cancel Monday's Community Conversation

    The City of Tulsa has canceled Monday night's Public Safety Community Conversation at the Hardesty Regional Library because of possible severe weather.

    Also reported byNews On 6

  33. Bartlesville Radio7 hours ago

    Severe Weather Risk Increases Monday Afternoon, Evening

    Severe weather potential will increase Monday afternoon and especially Monday night across the area.

  34. News On 67 hours ago

    Butterball Turkey Talk-Line returns for 45th Thanksgiving season

    Butterball’s Turkey Talk-Line returns with more than 50 experts through Dec. 24, while a new turkey-shaped Buddy device aims to help Thanksgiving hosts.

  35. Sapulpa Times8 hours ago

    Sapulpa Main Street names Konnor McGuire director as Cindy Lawrence retires

    Konnor McGuire, 22, is Sapulpa Main Street’s new director. Longtime director Cindy Lawrence retires Nov. 11.

  36. Tulsa World8 hours ago

    OU women's basketball: Keeley Parks to undergo season-ending knee surgery

  37. Tulsa World8 hours ago

    Oklahoma virus surveillance: What the numbers say as of Oct. 24

    As of last week, Oklahoma State Department of Health officials note a moderate risk of COVID-19 transmission, while flu and RSV are still categorized as low-risk.

  38. Tulsa World8 hours ago

    4-star defensive lineman Logan Lokey commits to OU football's 2026 recruiting class

    Four-star class of 2028 defensive lineman Logan Lokey announced his commitment to Oklahoma football on Monday.

  39. KOKI FOX 238 hours ago

    Tulsa police warn after concealed razor blades found on campaign signs

    The Tulsa Police Department has given a public warning after City of Tulsa employees found concealed razor blades on campaign signs.According to TPD, City of Tu

    Also reported byNews 9News On 6

  40. KGOU9 hours ago

    Oklahoma early in-person voting up from 4 years ago

    Nearly 186,500 Oklahomans voted early heading into Tuesday’s general election, about 40% more than four years ago.