Good morning, Tulsa.

Board member Renaldo Works said the Tulsa Fire Museum spent $100,000 to fix leaks in its historic building and now displays fire department artifacts during weekend events from 12 to 3.

The museum is working to raise funds for regular visiting hours and better staffing.

A 37-year-old man lost his life at 7:32 p.m. Saturday when his pickup truck crashed near South Frankoma Road and West 96th Street South north of Sapulpa—medical personnel pronounced him dead at the scene and transported a passenger to a Tulsa hospital in stable condition.

Tulsa police responded near Pine and Lewis just before midnight on Sunday when they found a man hospitalized with life-threatening gunshot injuries—two men were detained for questioning.

The National Weather Service in Tulsa collected storm reports from damage caused by Saturday night’s severe weather.

Residents who experienced damage were urged to submit their reports—information that will aid in tracking the storm’s impact.

A new report has raised concerns on Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry by showing it has five times as many licensed dispensaries and 12 times more growers than Colorado.

Senator James Lankford said the market is oversupplied by more than 32 times what is needed—potentially fueling illegal trafficking across the country.

A Tulsa chef—who suffered a brain injury from a generator accident on March 8th, 2019—is doing well today despite memory issues and still using a hearing aid.

He spent 11 days in the hospital and received quick emergency care while local fundraisers helped support his recovery.

OU, OSU and TU are preparing for a challenging 2025 football season as teams plan major changes and roster moves.

OU will work on improvements for a tougher SEC schedule while OSU’s key players and TU’s new head coach Tre Lamb—who plans to add up to eight players when the portal opens—look to boost their teams.

On Sunday, March 30th at 11:44 p.m., the Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz aired with opening takes from Dean Blevins, John Holcomb and Toby Rowland—further segments focused on a Monday matchup preview with the Bulls and updates from recent tournaments.

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.

John Crist Live Comedy Show

Time TBA — The Tulsa Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night filled with laughter from social media sensation and comedian John Crist.

Demetri Martin Live

6-9 p.m. — Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughs with standup comedian Demetri Martin, known for his unique style and witty observations.