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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: Route 66 Centennial Excitement and Beautiful Sunday Weather

    Tulsa Local Pulse: Route 66 Centennial Excitement and Beautiful Sunday Weather
    2026/04/19
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Sunday, April 19. We start with exciting news on the Route 66 centennial, as Tulsa World reports our local attractions along the Mother Road are gearing up for a flood of visitors expected to pump millions into our economy this year. Think boosted business at spots like the Blue Dome District and Cyrus Avery Route 66 Memorial Bridge, perfect for us road trippers.

    Weather wise, we have clear skies today with highs around 76 degrees and lows near 47, according to KJRH forecasts. No fire threats thanks to recent rains, per the National Weather Service, so outdoor plans at Gathering Place or River Parks go off without a hitch. Expect sunny conditions holding through tomorrow.

    Over at City Hall, no big decisions today, but keep eyes on infrastructure talks that could ease commutes on Riverside Drive. In new business buzz, Expo Square wraps the Tulsa Card Show right now at the Pavilion, drawing collectors from 10 AM to 4 PM. Mercury Lounge hosts Bluegrass Brunch with Johnny Mullenax at noon, and Guthrie Green features an evening concert with Count Tutu tonight.

    Sports fans, local schools shine with high school baseball wins yesterday at LaFortune Park. Job market stays strong with about 5,000 openings in energy and tech sectors downtown. Real estate sees median home prices around 280,000 dollars, up slightly near Cherry Street.

    On a somber note, we mark 31 years since the Oklahoma City bombing with Tulsa World covering remembrance ceremonies that remind us of resilience close to home. Crime report from the past day stays low key, Tulsa Police note one arrest for theft near 71st and Memorial, with no major public safety alerts.

    For feel good, listeners love how our Route 66 prep unites neighborhoods, sharing stories at pop up events. Catch upcoming Bluegrass tomorrow and card show deals today.

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  • Severe Storms Tonight, Tennis Tournament This Weekend, and Community Spirit in Tulsa

    Severe Storms Tonight, Tennis Tournament This Weekend, and Community Spirit in Tulsa
    2026/04/18
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Saturday, April 18.

    We start with the weather thats dominating our morning conversations. News On 6 meteorologist Travis Meyer warns of severe storms rolling into the Tulsa area around 9 to 10 PM tonight along I-44, bringing possible hail, strong winds up to 50 miles per hour, and isolated tornado risks, especially northwest of town near Osage County. These could impact evening drives on the Turner Turnpike, so we urge listeners to stay indoors after dark and monitor alerts. After the front passes by 2 AM, expect chilly mornings in the 40s with gusty winds to 25 miles per hour, warming to the 60s by afternoon under partly sunny skies perfect for daytime errands.

    Shifting to safer ground, our University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane mens tennis team kicks off the American Conference Tournament today at 8 AM at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center on South Delaware Avenue. We cheer them on as they host 11 teams through Sunday, fighting for the title right here in our backyard.

    Music fans, catch The Crane Wives rocking the Vanguard tonight at 8 PM a great way to beat the storm blues if youre tucked in early.

    From city hall, no major votes this week, but were watching how last nights storms might delay routine maintenance on Riverside Drive bridges affecting your commutes.

    In new business buzz, a restored 1950s Phillips 66 station in nearby Vinita reopened yesterday as a welcome hub, hinting at more vintage revamps possibly coming to Tulsas Route 66 corridor.

    Job market stays steady with about 5,000 openings listed locally, many in energy and healthcare per recent postings, while median home prices hover around 280,000 dollars, up 3 percent from last month amid steady demand near Brookside.

    Crime report from the past 24 hours stays calm no major incidents or arrests reported by Tulsa Police, though we remind everyone to secure properties ahead of tonight's winds.

    Quick school shoutout Booker T. Washington High won their regional robotics challenge Thursday, showcasing our kids ingenuity.

    And a feel-good note a south Tulsa neighborhood rallied to repair storm-damaged playgrounds at LaFortune Park, stronger together.

    Upcoming, dont miss the Tulsa Farmers Market tomorrow at Guthrie Green.

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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: Severe Storms Ahead, Cultural Events This Weekend

    Tulsa Local Pulse: Severe Storms Ahead, Cultural Events This Weekend
    2026/04/17
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Friday, April 17.

    We start with the weather thats shaping our day. News On 6 meteorologist Travis Meyer warns of warm moist air today leading to possible showers north of us by afternoon with thunderstorms firing up around three to five pm. The real concern hits late afternoon into tonight as a cold front brings severe storms north and west of Tulsa including tornado risks large hail and damaging winds especially from Tulsa northward into Kansas. Expect gusty winds and up to one and a half inches of rain with some spots seeing three. Stay alert with multiple warning sources and take shelter if needed. Games at Drillers Stadium tonight might start fine but could get chased out late so plan accordingly. Tomorrow cools to the forties in the morning low sixties afternoon with gusts dying down and Sunday looks gorgeous in the seventies.

    On the cultural front we have exciting events ahead. Tonight catch Lazarus Jones Live and Revived at Studio 308 doors at six thirty show at seven for twelve bucks in advance. Tomorrow kicks off with the second annual Jenks Riverwalk Car Truck and Motorcycle Show at three hundred Riverwalk Terrace featuring hundreds of vehicles trophies and live fun from seven am. The Sand Springs Herbal Affair fills downtown from eight to four with over one fifty vendors food trucks and acts like Shelby Eicher and Dulcimer Magic. Orbits Art Festival at Tulsa PACs second street lobbies offers free multicultural art music and workshops from ten to five. And dont miss Global Indigenous Short Films at three pm curated by the Indian Territory Film Festival.

    City Hall updates include decisions on daily infrastructure but no major breaks today. Jobs stay steady with about two thousand openings in healthcare and energy per local listings. Real estate sees median homes around two hundred eighty thousand with quick sales near Utica Square.

    Schools shine with five alumni inducted into the two thousand twenty six College of Law Hall of Fame. No major crime in the past day though we urge caution amid weather risks.

    For a feel good note Magic City Books hosts Sheinelle Jones with Ree Drummond tonight at All Souls Unitarian Church celebrating Through Moms Eyes a heartfelt new release.

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  • Tulsa Braces for Storms as Community Rallies After Tornado Damage

    Tulsa Braces for Storms as Community Rallies After Tornado Damage
    2026/04/16
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Thursday, April 16. We start with breaking weather news impacting our city today. An EF1 tornado with winds up to 110 miles per hour struck the Tulsa Hills area west-southwest of town on April 14, snapping trees and damaging homes near West 81st Street and 33rd West Avenue, like at Randy Crowes place where a massive tree crashed through his roof. Cleanup crews are still out there, and Hilldale Public Schools in Muskogee canceled classes yesterday due to downed power lines and outages affecting over 600 homes in the county. Right now, Tulsa County sits under a tornado watch until 9 p.m. tonight, covering spots from Osage to Wagoner, so we urge everyone to stay alert, secure outdoor items, and have a plan if sirens sound. Expect scattered severe thunderstorms this afternoon with hail and gusty winds, but things calm by evening with partly cloudy skies and temps in the low 70s.

    Shifting to city hall, officials approved a new traffic calming plan for Riverside Drive near Turkey Mountain, aiming to slow speeds and boost pedestrian safety for our daily commutes. On the real estate front, home sales dipped about 5 percent last month, but inventory rose to around 2,000 listings, giving buyers more options downtown and in midtown. Jobs look steady with about 1,200 openings posted this week, especially in healthcare at Saint Francis and tech roles near the Gathering Place.

    New business buzz includes a fresh craft brewery opening Saturday on Brookside, replacing the old spot that closed last year. Music fans, mark your calendars for Record Store Day on April 18 with special releases and events at local shops like Sundog Records. And catch Evan Honer live tomorrow night in the Brady Arts District.

    In sports, our Tulsa Memorial teams took tough losses yesterday, swept twice by the Shawnee Wolves in district play. Quick school shoutout: Booker T. Washington High aced a regional science fair, with their robotics club taking top honors.

    Crime report from the past day stays light, with just a few thefts reported near 71st and Memorial, no major incidents or alerts from Tulsa Police.

    For a feel-good lift, neighbors in Tulsa Hills rallied to help Randy Crowe clear debris, turning a scary night into a true community hug.

    Upcoming, dont miss the Inner Circle Drag Show on April 25 in the Brady District.

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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: Literary Success, Rain Ahead, and Drillers on a Roll

    Tulsa Local Pulse: Literary Success, Rain Ahead, and Drillers on a Roll
    2026/04/12
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Sunday, April 12th.

    We're starting this morning with some great news from the local literary scene. Author Meg Myers Morgan is topping the Oklahoma bestseller lists with her book The Inconvenient Unraveling of Gemma Sinclair. It's wonderful to see local talent making waves in the publishing world, and if you're looking for something engaging to read, this might just be it.

    Now let's talk about what we can expect outside today. We're looking at moderate rain throughout the day with temperatures reaching around 76 degrees, dropping down to 63 tonight. It's going to be a damp Sunday, so listeners might want to adjust any outdoor plans. Looking ahead, we've got light rain expected Monday and Tuesday with highs in the low 80s, but things intensify midweek when we're forecasting heavy intensity rain for Wednesday. It'll be a wet stretch, so keep an eye on those forecasts and make sure your gutters are clear.

    Speaking of weekend action, our Tulsa Drillers had a strong showing on Saturday night. The team topped the Springfield Cardinals with a solid 5 to 3 victory in Springfield. The Drillers are continuing to build momentum as we move deeper into the season, and fans should keep their eye on this squad heading into the coming weeks.

    On the community front, as we head into the week ahead, listeners might want to think about their schedules. With the rain in the forecast, it's a good time to catch up on indoor activities, visit local museums, or check out some of the cultural attractions our city has to offer.

    For those of you keeping tabs on what's happening around town, we encourage you to stay tuned to local updates throughout the week. There's always something happening in Tulsa, whether it's business developments, community events, or neighborhood initiatives that affect how we live our daily lives.

    As we wrap up, we want to thank you for tuning in to Tulsa Local Pulse. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss tomorrow's updates and all the stories that matter to our community. We'll be back with more local news and information.

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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: April 11 - Storm Cleanup, Real Estate Shifts, and Weekend Sports

    Tulsa Local Pulse: April 11 - Storm Cleanup, Real Estate Shifts, and Weekend Sports
    2026/04/11
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Saturday, April 11.

    We kick off with the weather from Travis Meyer's overnight forecast on News On 6. Last night's storms brought heavy rain and wind that forced the University of Tulsa softball team to postpone their game against UAB at the Tulsa Softball Complex. Expect lingering clouds and possible showers this morning around downtown and south Tulsa, but we dry out by afternoon with highs near 68 degrees. Perfect for outdoor plans later, just watch for slick spots on Riverside Parkway.

    Shifting to city hall, no big council moves today, but that Utica Square sale to a Denver firm has everyone talking. Helmerich and Payne let go of the iconic open-air spot after 62 years, which could mean fresh shops and dining soon, shaking up our south Tulsa scene.

    On the real estate front, home sales dipped about 5 percent last month per local listings, but inventory is up around 20 percent, giving buyers more options near Brookside and Cherry Street.

    Jobs look steady with about 1,200 openings posted this week on sites like Indeed, especially in healthcare at Saint Francis along 61st Street and tech roles downtown.

    Crime report from the past day stays calm: Tulsa Police made a few arrests for minor thefts near 71st and Memorial, no major incidents or safety alerts to note.

    Sports heat up tonight at BOK Center where our Tulsa Oilers face Idaho Steelheads at 7:05, right after FC Tulsa takes on Orange County at ONEOK Field. Catch Mamma Mia at Chapman Music Hall too, multiple shows today.

    Upcoming, Tulsa Drillers start their homestand Tuesday at ONEOK, and Cry Baby Hill gears up for Tulsa Tough in June with a fun Crybabies in Space theme.

    Quick school nod: Oral Roberts baseball hosts Central Arkansas Tuesday at Chapman Park. No new business openings, but keep eyes on Utica Square changes.

    For a feel-good lift, locals rallied to clean up after storms at Gathering Place, proving our community spirit shines.

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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: Downtown Safety Alert and Weekend Events

    Tulsa Local Pulse: Downtown Safety Alert and Weekend Events
    2026/04/10
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Friday, April tenth.

    We're starting this Friday with a heads up about downtown safety. Tulsa police responded to a shooting in downtown near fourteenth and Denver yesterday morning around ten o'clock. A twenty three year old man was parking his car when suspects drove up and fired multiple shots into his vehicle before fleeing the area. The victim sustained non life threatening injuries and is expected to recover. Police are actively canvassing the area for cameras and witnesses. If you live nearby or have any information, Tulsa Crime Stoppers wants to hear from you at nine one eight five nine six ninety two twenty two.

    On a more positive note, we've got plenty happening this weekend to get out and enjoy. The seventy first annual Springfest kicks off today at the Tulsa Garden Center, running nine in the morning to three in the afternoon today and Saturday. It's the longest running garden market in Oklahoma and one of the largest educational events hosted by the center each year. They've got a hospitality tent called Too Much to Carry where you can drop off your purchases while you continue shopping and pick everything up later.

    Tomorrow morning, the Tulsa Dream Center is hosting their Super Spring Carnival from ten to one with free rides, food, games, and inflatables for the whole family. And if you're interested in the arts, Gilcrease Museum's free community series continues tomorrow at one o'clock with Tulsa Opera headlining a concert celebrating American West and Indigenous music traditions. They're also featuring a portable labyrinth created by artist Kathy Clarke.

    Speaking of community gatherings, Tulsa Public Schools Indian Education program is hosting their annual stomp dance fundraiser tomorrow at five o'clock at Will Rogers High School gymnasium. Shell shakers and the public are invited to participate. There's dinner, a cakewalk, raffles and more to support Tulsa students.

    If you're interested in something a little quieter, the Rematriation Retreat runs through the weekend. It's a free event hosted by Words of the People exploring how Indigenous language, art and cultural practice serve as acts of resistance. Workshops happen at Tulsa Community College McKeon Center for Creativity with a closing gathering at Dream Keepers Park.

    And we've got sports action this weekend too. The Tulsa Golden Hurricane baseball team returns home after their seven game road trip. They're hosting UAB in a three game American Conference series starting today and running through Sunday.

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  • Tulsa Local Pulse: April 9th - Trail Progress, Housing Hope, and Spring Weather

    Tulsa Local Pulse: April 9th - Trail Progress, Housing Hope, and Spring Weather
    2026/04/09
    Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Thursday, April 9th. We start with breaking news from the courts. Raymond Johnson, the Tulsa killer on death row for nearly two decades, had his clemency request denied yesterday, closing a long chapter in a tragic case that shook our community. In other developments, city leaders broke ground on the 13-mile Gilcrease Trail system in West Tulsa, a 3.5 million dollar project that will give us more paths for biking and walking near Gilcrease Museum.

    We have pleasant weather today after those strong thunderstorms brought gusty winds earlier this week. Expect mild temperatures in the low 70s with sunny skies, perfect for outdoor plans, though keep an eye on possible evening showers. That cleanup from recent storms means some parks like River Parks may have minor delays, but most events are on.

    From City Hall, exciting progress on homelessness. City Lights Village in North Tulsa is painting walls and readying its community center to house 75 neighbors by late summer, bringing hope and stability to our streets. Churches are stepping up too, with forums on April 16th at Rudisill Regional Library and Boston Avenue Methodist to explore affordable housing on their land.

    New business buzz includes the new air traffic control tower milestone at Tulsa International Airport, boosting travel. Tonight, catch GWAR with Soulfly at 7:30 at Cains Ballroom on North Main Street for heavy metal mayhem, or Mamma Mia at Chapman Music Hall. Sports fans, Tulsa Oilers face Idaho Steelheads at 7:05 tomorrow at BOK Center, and FC Tulsa kicks off Superhero Night Saturday at 7 at ONEOK Field.

    Quick school note: Connie Dodson won a big upset victory for the Tulsa Public Schools board seat. Jobs look steady with about 2,500 openings listed locally this week, many in healthcare and tech. Real estate sees median home prices around 240,000 dollars, up slightly near downtown.

    On public safety, three people died in a crash involving an Oklahoma trooper on the interstate yesterday; authorities urge caution on busy I-244. No other major incidents in the past day.

    For a feel-good story, GRAND Mental Healths Battle of the Bands fundraiser supports addiction recovery with live music. And do not miss Second Saturday Dog Day tomorrow at Tulsa Botanic Garden, with a pup Easter egg hunt on the great lawn.

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