Good morning, Tulsa.

Tulsa Latino businesses have collected over 500 humanitarian boxes for Venezuela after recent earthquakes.

Donation bins at 11 Super Mercado locations and support from Angeles in Tulsa call for emergency and first aid supplies + $20K to help affected families.

The South Tulsa Community House is launching a guest choice food pantry on July 1 that lets visitors schedule appointments ahead and pick groceries like in a store.

The new model aims to reduce stigma and serve about 1,500 local residents each month.

Andrew Hardtner of Tulsa Kites has set up a nightly kite display on the pedestrian bridge— a tradition enjoyed by locals even as River Parks says the rope tie-offs violate park rules.

Officials plan to meet with Hardtner soon to find a solution that respects the ordinance and the tradition.

Tulsa-based Liberty Flags is selling more flags and patriotic décor as residents prepare for the country’s 250th Independence Day celebration.

The store opened Monday and has placed an extra rush order (due to rising demand) that is expected to arrive later this week.

The Hoot Owl visited KVOO to mark its 100-year history and introduce a summer contest.

The feature offered insight into the station's legacy and encouraged community participation.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma is raising its interim electric rate by about $11, effective Wednesday, Jul.

1, due to a pending state review amid recent infrastructure investments, and customers using Power Pay should monitor their account balances—refunds will be issued if the final rate is lower.

The Army Corps of Engineers is releasing over 60,000 cubic feet per second from Keystone Dam after Keystone Lake rose over 17 feet above average Monday evening due to heavy rains.

The move is the highest since the 2019 floods and addresses swelling reservoir levels ahead of the holiday weekend.

The City and Tulsa Public Schools are partnering to redevelop five public properties as part of a $47M housing fund — a project aimed at expanding housing options for residents.

Inola City Council is in session today deciding whether to allow the aluminum smelter or impose a six-month moratorium amid mixed opinions on job growth versus environmental safety, residents, state & federal speakers urge a delay to gather data on air quality as community members fear possible toxic risks.

City officials announced today four open cooling stations—John 3:16 Mission, Salvation Army, Tulsa Day Center and Tulsa County Social Services open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.—and urged residents to drink water and avoid going outdoors during extreme heat.

FC Tulsa vs Loudoun United Pro Soccer Match

FC Tulsa sits in first place in the USL Western Conference, and Friday’s home match is sure to be a thriller—just as $1 Beer Section Night returns to ONEOK Field. Today in Tulsa readers can enjoy up to 50% off day of game prices with this special offer.

The Great Okie Jokie Laugh-Off

9:45 p.m. — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — Tickets start at $65 — Get ready for a side-splitting evening filled with laughter and fun.

Folds of Honor - Tulsa Freedom Fest

Event Day — 8:00 p.m. — River Parks — Free entry — Celebrate America's 250th Birthday with one of the largest free fireworks shows.

Stand-Up Comedy with Sammy Obeid

7-10 p.m. — Tulsa’s Bricktown Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a hilarious night featuring world-record comedian Sammy Obeid.

Springfield Cardinals vs. Tulsa Drillers

Daily games from Jul 7-12 — ONEOK Field — Affordable entry — Experience the excitement of minor league baseball with family and friends.

DisruptHR Tulsa 11.0

4:30-8 p.m. — Stokely Event Center — Networking and refreshments available — Engage with 12 dynamic speakers in a fast-paced information exchange about the world of work.

AJ Wilkerson Live Stand-Up Comedy

Time TBD — Tulsa Loony Bin Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening filled with nervous charm and hilarious stories from rising comedian AJ Wilkerson.

2026 AGF Tulsa Open

Saturday, Jul 11th — Arvest Convention Center — Registration required — Over 490 competitors from 28 academies clash in this exciting kids' jiu-jitsu tournament.

Johnny Mullenax Live at Mercury Lounge

12-3 p.m. — Mercury Lounge — Free entry — Experience a lively bluegrass brunch with guest musicians and a communal vibe in Tulsa.

Nostalgia Wine Dinner

6-9 p.m. — Juniper Restaurant — Food $85, Wine $40 plus tax and gratuity — Celebrate French cuisine with classic dishes on Bastille Day.

The Damn Quails Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Vanguard — Tickets available — Experience an evening of live music with The Damn Quails in Tulsa.