Good morning, Tulsa.

Sean and Tricia Wilson recounted their experience chasing a deadly EF-5 tornado on May 22nd, where they rescued injured children and transported 35 people to a hospital — their ordeal now shared in NBC’s 'Survival Mode,' which aired July 7th.

A service in honor of Isaiah Knight begins today at noon at Vernon AME Church (50 yards from where he died) as community members support the Knight family ahead of his funeral tomorrow.

Local leaders, including Deep Greenwood Foundation spokesperson Heather Nash (urging event accountability) and Sweet Lisa’s owner Darrell Knox, are calling for new safety measures to protect future Greenwood events.

Tulsa Zoo will host 'Operation Ice Spy' on Saturday, July 26 from 10 a.m. to noon for a $10 donation—families will join a scavenger hunt, win prizes, and watch animals including Malayan tiger cubs, sea lions, North American river otters and Asian elephants enjoy ice treats.

The event supports the zoo’s Mission ImPopsicle campaign to raise $20,000 for summer operating costs.

Phillip Brotherton, a Tulsa man who has been sober for ten years, opened a new sober living home called House 25:17 two months ago to help men coming out of addiction — the home serves up to six residents.

He said his own recovery inspired the program, which offers each man a safe space with personalized support for planning their next steps — a bridge after long-term treatment programs.

Tulsa Fire Department rescued a mountain biker who broke their leg on Sunday while riding the new expert-rated downhill trail “Where’s My Jet” at Turkey Mountain — TFD Bike Team and EMSA responded swiftly and thanked River Parks Authority for improving the trail.

Tulsa Police responded to a domestic disturbance near Admiral and S.

189th E. Ave Saturday night and later identified 49-year-old Danielle Lee Fisher as the suspect who charged officers with two knives before being shot and dying on the scene—an officer has been placed on administrative leave and evidence is with the District Attorney's Office.

Celebrity Attractions said Tulsa’s Broadway season will have seven shows—including the national tour debut of The Outsiders—and will begin this fall.

Season tickets are available only at official outlets to secure seats for shows from September’s Kimberly Akimbo to June’s The Notebook.

On Monday, July 7th, Tulsa County Commissioners postponed the vote on a North Tulsa data center project after over a dozen community members shared their opinions, and they will vote next week after additional research is completed.

Supporters expect the project to create up to 500 full-time jobs while opponents are concerned about increased water usage affecting local resources.

Local business owner Alvin Muhammad is renewing his call for the city to exempt Greenwood business owners from paying the Stadium Improvement Tax—arguing the fee unfairly burdens a community marked by historic trauma.

City officials noted the tax funds ONEOK Field bonds and district services—while a petition seeks to highlight local concerns.

Osage Nation’s new health clinic in Pawhuska will open on July 15th with services like primary care, dental, optometry, behavioral health, physical therapy and a diabetic teaching kitchen—this $42 million tribal self-governance facility replaces the old IHS clinic and will expand later with an assisted living facility and a Skiatook clinic.

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.

Springfield Cardinals vs Tulsa Drillers

1-4 p.m. — ONEOK Field — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a thrilling baseball game between the Springfield Cardinals and Tulsa Drillers.

Sawyer Brown Live Concert

8-11 PM — Osage Casino Hotel — Ticket information not provided — Experience an unforgettable evening of country music with the iconic group Sawyer Brown.

America in Concert

7 p.m. — The Tulsa Theater — Tickets available — Experience the legendary rock band America live with their signature blend of melodic pop-rock and folk-inspired jazz.