Good morning, Tulsa.

Mindy Barnes rescued her dog Roscoe—shot in April 2024 and facing double amputations—after seeing his story posted online by the Oklahoma Alliance for Animals, and he underwent emergency surgery at a local animal hospital.

He is now learning to walk on two legs and is set to receive a custom-made wheelchair as he continues his recovery.

A police presence after a suspect led officers on a pursuit closed South Elwood between 71st and 81st—delaying Jenks Northwest Elementary’s start until 9:45 a.m. on Thursday morning.

Expo square leaders broke ground on March 27 for a new 20,000-square-foot Ford Performance covered horse-riding arena that is expected to boost Tulsa's economy by attracting more horse events.

The $3 million project is funded by a revenue bond approved by Tulsa taxpayers in summer 2024 and could be finished by September.

A Tulsa firefighter spoke out against Governor Kevin Stitt’s decision to fire State Forester Mark Goeller, saying his leadership helped the fire service during wildfires.

Goeller resigned and will leave the job on March 31—supporters say his work was key in fighting the blazes.

Early voting is underway in Tulsa County for local elections that include school board, Tulsa Tech Center, municipal council, and state representative races — voters must visit the County Election Board at 555 N Denver Avenue and use valid ID.

The polls reopened today at 8 a.m. after closing Thursday at 6 p.m.

Federal grants over $2 million will fund a new cold case unit at the Attorney General's office — a move to help law enforcement with prosecutions and offer more support for domestic violence victims.

The office will allocate $500,000 to bolster these efforts and update its inventory of violent crime cases — a step that will improve investigations.

Tulsa city councilors warned that if Senate Bill 3 passes as written the city could face a $10 million annual increase in sewer bills and a $100 million capital investment—residents on fixed incomes may see the impact as the current biosolids process must change.

They urged locals to contact AG committee members to voice their objections as the bill now moves to the House.

Tulsa Orchid Society Annual Show & Sale

The Tulsa Orchid Society will host its annual 'Celebration of Orchids' Show & Sale featuring ribbon and AOS judging.

Ali Siddiq Stand-Up Comedy

7-8:30 p.m. — Bricktown Comedy Club — Tickets available — Experience the unique humor of Ali Siddiq, a comedian with a captivating story and engaging performances.

Stone Edge Farm Wine Tasting

5-6 p.m. — Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano Downtown — $25 per person — Sample exclusive limited production wines paired with a charcuterie board.

Waylon Reavis Live with J-Mann

7-11 p.m. — The Shrine — $20 General Admission, $30 VIP — Experience a thrilling night with Waylon Reavis and special guests from MUSHROOMHEAD performing fan favorites.

Golden Eagles vs. Jackrabbits

2-6 p.m. — J.L. Johnson Stadium — Ticket sales support your chosen cause — Catch the action as the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles face off against the South Dakota State Jackrabbits.

Baby Goats and Beer Festival

2-7 p.m. — Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing — $20 for adults; kids 10 and under free — Enjoy baby goat snuggles and unique beers at this family-friendly event.

Flanagan & Riley's Row Wine Dinner

6:22-9 p.m. — French Hen — $117 per person — Savor a gourmet wine dinner featuring exquisite pairings from Flanagan and Riley's Row.

Hello, Dolly!

7 p.m. — Tulsa Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the charm of the iconic musical as Theatre Tulsa brings it to life in spring 2025.

Poppa Foster Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — The Colony — Tickets available — Experience wild antics and original music from Tulsa's own Chris 'Poppa' Foster.

Dinner Detective Show Tulsa

6-9 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Tulsa-Broken Arrow — $55.21 + taxes & fees — Experience an interactive comedy murder mystery dinner that will keep you guessing who's the culprit.