Good morning, Tulsa.

Disabled Tulsa woman Claudine Wilson faces homelessness when her hotel stay ends and local shelters cannot accommodate her mobility needs — pastor Chris Stephens is working to find safer options as extreme heat worsens conditions.

Parents have urged extra safety measures on Harvard Avenue near Bixby West school as they report missing flashing lights and hard-to-see signs in the only school zone lacking them; officials have been contacted to review the area and consider upgrades.

Maurices on 96th Street is collecting gently used denim for the Owasso Baptist Children's Home & offering a $10 coupon per donation.

The drive aims for 300 pairs, with half already donated, and runs through August.

Three Oasis Fresh Market locations in Tulsa launch the Add Milk program at 1 p.m. today to give SNAP participants a 1:1 coupon match on qualifying low-fat 1%, non-fat skim, and lactose-free milk — helping families stretch their food benefits.

The Salvation Army is helping families pay utility bills during extreme heat at its Tulsa Center of Hope (which also serves as a cooling station).

Residents can apply online each Monday and visit the center during regular business hours for water and cooling.

On Friday, the Child Advocacy Network honored Tulsa Police Department Child Crisis Sgt. Cory Crosier with its Pillar of Hope award.

Crosier, who has served as a child crisis detective for three years since joining TPD in 2018, was recognized for his commitment to helping children during tough times – a nod to his dedicated service.

Bowlcuts, a new fast-casual restaurant in downtown Tulsa, serves made-to-order bowls from fresh ingredients at 522 South Boston Ave Suite 104.

The owner, Emma Shirley (a Kitchen 66 graduate), said the eatery will operate Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Paragon Pipe Company in Sapulpa now has new leadership as CEO Trinity Dawson — a Tulsa native who bought the firm for $40 million in July — and she and co-leader Dustin Ketchum plan to rebuild community trust while steering the company toward a stronger future.

Union High School students pack donated medical supplies and help younger students learn about health careers by playing healthcare games as part of the Youth Medical Mentorship Program (supported by local businesses).

The program aims to boost health literacy and spark early career interest.

MetroLink Tulsa introduced Free Fare Fridays for five weeks starting Aug.

21. Riders enjoyed free trips yesterday and will have no-cost rides on Aug. 28, Sept. 4, Sept. 11, and Sept. 18 to ease their summer commutes.

The intersection of South Boulder Avenue and West 7th Street will be closed starting Aug.

24 so Oklahoma Natural Gas can build a new parking garage (with a skybridge connecting to an existing garage) until January 2027. Drivers should follow posted signs and allow extra travel time.

FC Tulsa vs Loudoun United Pro Soccer Match

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