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in Tulsa
Thursday, April 24th, 2025
Good morning, Tulsa. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of April.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A federal judge sentenced a 57-year-old Grove woman to 15 years in prison for strangling her neighbor during a meth-fueled attack; she will also serve three years of probation after her release. News On 6
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Sammy Rae & the Friends launch the 2025 Off the Cuff Concert Series at Guthrie Green on Saturday, April 26; local acts DJ SUPERP and Count Tutu perform earlier at the free event that features food trucks and a limited-edition Blue Velvet Margarita. The concert begins at 7 p.m. at 111 E. Reconciliation Way and is open to everyone. News On 6
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ A new report showed that Tulsa drivers are facing rising car repair costs because poor road conditions cause issues such as blown tires, bent wheels, bent suspensions, and busted belts. Mechanic Randy Stringer said that lingering pandemic issues and inflation are driving up parts prices (factors making repairs costlier). News On 6
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ City Year Tulsa held its annual Leadership Luncheon today to honor its AmeriCorps members and women in education + Executive Director Paul Davis and Experience Manager Erica Rodriguez highlighted the group’s role in mentoring nearly 10,000 Tulsa students. FOX 23
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Tulsa has received 6.6 inches of rain this month, which is more than double the normal amount and may push this April into the top ten wettest on record. Daily rain chances are forecast for the week ahead and additional rain will increase flood risks across the city—be cautious around floodwaters. FOX 23
- ➤ Friends of the M.e.t. Inc. and ONEOK hosted Enviro Expo yesterday at Guthrie Green, located at 111 Reconciliation Way, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., where locals learned about sustainability through interactive booths, electric vehicle displays and eco education. The free event offered food truck treats — local groups like City of Tulsa Recycling and Tulsa Zoo joined the effort — and a Tulsa County official gave a proclamation for environmental work. News On 6
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Officials said the State Highway 251A Bridge spanning Fort Gibson Dam was closed indefinitely on Monday, April 21 after an inspection showed increased degradation, though conditions do not pose an immediate dam safety risk. A full replacement design was completed in 2024 — the bridge, built between 1942 and 1949, is the longest in the Tulsa District’s inventory. KTUL
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ TSET reports that yoga is helping Tulsa patients with Parkinson's manage tremors—improving sleep and boosting confidence as certified therapist Lisa Bracken now offers one-on-one sessions; local patient Jeff Graham said his symptoms are easing. Bracken is accepting additional clients, including caregivers, to expand support in the community. News On 6
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Spring Home & Outdoor Living Expo
Apr 25-27 — Expo Square — Cost info not available — Discover great deals for your home and outdoor projects this spring.
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Santana Concert
8-11 p.m. — River Spirit Casino Resort — Tickets available from $110 — Experience the legendary Santana live in concert at one of Tulsa's premier venues.
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The Cher Show
7:30-9 p.m. — Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the lasting legacy of Cher, the unstoppable pop culture icon of six decades.
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Tulsa's April Book Club Meeting
Time TBD — Albert G's Bar-B-Q — Free entry — Engage in a lively discussion about the intriguing novel 'First Lie Wins' by Ashley Elston.
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John Calvin Abney Concert
9 PM – 1 AM — The Whittier Bar — $10.00 — Experience an evening of live music with John Calvin Abney and Magic Rockers of Texas.
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William Beckmann Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — The Vanguard — Cost info not provided — Enjoy an evening of live music with the talented William Beckmann.
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Airetech Corporation Open House
3-9 p.m. — Airetech's New Tulsa Location — Free refreshments — Explore the latest innovations and connect with industry leaders at Airetech's grand opening.
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Carney Fest
10:00 – 11:30 AM — Cain's Ballroom — Ticket required — Celebrate local culture with food, art, and music at the vibrant Carney Fest.
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TAT Spring Fever Triathlon
7:45-11:00 a.m. — Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center — Registration fee varies — Kick off the triathlon season with an event suitable for all levels of racers.
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Save Ferris Concert
6:00-8:30 p.m. — The Vanguard — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of high-energy ska-punk with Save Ferris, a beloved band from the '90s.
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