Good morning, Tulsa.

Community members and faith leaders gathered in Tulsa's Greenwood District on Saturday morning to pray for victims of a shooting at the Juneteenth Festival that killed 22-year-old Isaiah Knight and injured seven others—organizer Glo Cato said the event aimed to restore safe streets.

Smitty's Garage Burgers & Beer in Owasso will host a benefit night on Monday, June 30th to support Wild Heart Ranch in Claremore—an organization that faces high costs caring for fawns, raccoons, and birds.

The restaurant donates 10% of its proceeds to nonprofits and aims to raise funds to help the ranch manage its limited capacity.

Jenks and Bristow Public Schools dropped their lawsuits against the state board of education after both sides filed a joint motion to dismiss the cases with prejudice on June 26—this dismissal means the districts will not be able to refile the legal actions as they adjust their student transfer policies.

Heavy rain caused flash flooding in Tulsa & Broken Arrow on Saturday, June 28 as rising water turned streets and parking lots into fast-moving streams that forced residents to avoid the flooded areas.

Lawmakers are negotiating changes to the reconciliation bill as Medicaid cuts risk putting rural hospitals in Oklahoma in danger of major funding losses—officials also oppose a DoD plan to cancel the E-7 program in favor of space-based surveillance amid defense budget delays.

Oklahoma congressional leaders such as Senator Lankford are pushing to protect these programs while further talks may affect future federal support.

Healthcare advocates warned on Saturday, June 28th at 11:20 a.m. that a proposed federal Medicaid bill could cut funding for in-home care and vital services for vulnerable residents, and they urged lawmakers to secure provider fees— noting past funding cuts led to service terminations in rural areas.

The Oklahoma Dental Association criticized Governor Stitt’s executive order that removed the fluoride recommendation in public drinking water, arguing that water fluoridation has improved oral health for over seven decades.

They urged local health agencies to decide on the program’s future—experts at the American Dental Association also stressed that fluoridated water helps reduce tooth decay.

Fleet Feet Firecracker 5K

7:25-11:25 a.m. — Fleet Feet Tulsa - Blue Dome — Registration fees apply — Celebrate Independence Day with one of Tulsa's oldest and largest summer 5K races.

Darren Brand Live Comedy Show

6:50-8:30 p.m. — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — $27-$37 — Enjoy an evening of laughter with MTV star Darren Brand, known for spreading joy and humor.

Darren Brand Live Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Darren Brand in an intimate setting.

A Heartfelt Affair

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — SageNet Center — Entry fee varies — Explore a treasure trove of unique gifts, décor, and handmade finds from local artisans and small retailers.

WonkyWilla & Smith Concert

8 p.m. — POSTOAK Lodge & Retreat — $18-31 — Enjoy a night of live music with Wonky Willa and Smith in a picturesque lodge setting.

Slow Burn Sundays at Brut Hotel

5-7 p.m. — Brut Hotel — Free entry — Experience soulful tunes by Tulsa's The Gremlins in a relaxing outdoor setting.

DCI: Drum Corps International

8-9:30 p.m. — Memorial Stadium — Cost info unavailable — Experience an inspiring evening of music and visual performance from talented youth.

Ozark Mountain Daredevils Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Cain's Ballroom — Tickets required — Experience the rich legacy of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils in an unforgettable night of music.

Slow Burn Sundays at Brut Hotel

5-7 p.m. — Brut Hotel — Free entry — Enjoy soulful sounds from The Gremlins on the back lawn during a summer concert series.

Stone Cold and the Jackal Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of laughter with Stone Cold and the Jackal at Tulsa's premier comedy venue.