Good morning, Tulsa.

Firefighters from Owasso and Collinsville responded to an overnight house fire near Highway 20 Sunday morning and controlled the blaze in about 20 minutes, though severe damage occurred to the roof and kitchen and Highway 20 was partially blocked until 4 a.m.

Tulsa's Mayfest ended Sunday as large crowds came downtown to see art from George Jones, who has painted bears and bison for 50 years, and Curt Baldwin, who showed simple boat scenes.

The festival brought the community together (a cherished local tradition).

Mayfest marks its 52nd year in Tulsa as local artists and small business owners report increased foot traffic and pleasant weather that boosts sales.

Local residents enjoy food, music and handcrafted items—fortifying small businesses and the local economy.

Governor Kevin Stitt signed a law yesterday that requires plant-based and insect protein products to be clearly labeled, banning words like 'beef', 'chicken', and 'sausage' from non-meat items (to avoid consumer confusion).

The law takes effect on November 1 (and the Agriculture Department will review any false advertising complaints), with violators facing misdemeanor charges.

Governor Stitt vetoed a bill that would have required insurance to cover advanced breast cancer screenings for high-risk women—lawmakers may try to override his decision after the measure passed both houses while the governor said it would raise costs for families and businesses.

House Bill 1076 was signed on May 6, creating a statewide license that lets food truck owners operate without different city permits.

State Representative Derrick Hildebrant said the law will help food trucks thrive while vendors continue to follow food safety standards — easing paperwork burdens for businesses.

Hillcrest Medical Center shared photos of newborns from the NICU—Trey, Sequoyah, Nassir, Aspen and Keetoowah—to honor Mother's Day.

Staff members posed with the babies to create lasting memories for their parents.

Bixby Rotary BBQ & Blues Festival 2025

May 15-17 — Washington Irving Memorial Park and Arboretum — Free entry — Savor delicious BBQ while enjoying live blues music in a beautiful park setting.

Bingo Loco Event

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Cain's Ballroom — $53 — Experience an exciting twist on bingo with live entertainment and fun in Tulsa's vibrant nightlife.

Bertin and His Countess & Uriel Vasquez Concert

8 p.m. — Cypress Event Center — Ticket prices vary — Immerse yourself in an electrifying night of tropical rhythms and unforgettable live music.

Leon Bridges Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Tulsa Theater — Ticketed event — Experience an unforgettable evening with soulful melodies from Leon Bridges at the historic venue.

Nightly Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Vanguard — Check for ticket prices — Experience the electrifying alt-pop vibes of Nightly, a trio taking the industry by storm.

The Unlikely Candidates Live

8-9:30 p.m. — The Vanguard — Ticket prices vary — Experience the indie rock vibes of The Unlikely Candidates in an all-ages setting.

Do The Red, White, & Brew Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — Arnie's Bar — Ticket required — Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with a festive pub crawl featuring contests, prizes, and all-American fun.

Tulsa Speed Dating for Singles Age 40s/50s

3-5 p.m. — American Solera — Check site for ticket info — Engage in rapid-fire conversations with local singles to spark potential romance.

Ryan Adams Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Tulsa Theater — Ticket prices vary — Catch Ryan Adams live in a stunning venue for an unforgettable night of music.

Wicked Musical

May 28 – Jun 15 — Tulsa Performing Arts Center — Check local listings for ticket prices — Experience the magic and music of the beloved Broadway sensation reimagining the untold stories of the witches of Oz.