Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 22nd of December.
Good morning, Tulsa.
The North Tulsa Economic Development Initiative celebrated its annual Angel Tree event, distributing gifts to children and families to ensure a joyful Christmas.
A man in Green Country hosted a sensory-friendly Christmas party and toy drive for children with autism, aiming to make the holiday season inclusive for them, supported by the nonprofit Piece by Peace.
Green Country animal shelters see a spike in pet adoptions during the holidays, emphasizing the importance of considering the lifelong commitment and costs involved before adding a furry friend to your family.
Two individuals were arrested in Tulsa for assaulting a woman with a firearm.
Deputies discovered a homicide victim in a barn and arrested a suspect nearby in Tulsa County after responding to a woman's 911 call.
A man was fatally shot on 66th Street North in Tulsa, leading to a road closure and the subsequent arrest of the suspect found hiding nearby.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters' proposal to integrate biblical principles and patriotism into Oklahoma's K-12 social studies curriculum receives varied opinions, with a focus on increasing academic standards and the role of the legislature in oversight.
Jenks High School's Transitions Program helps special needs students, like Victoria who has autism, learn vital life skills and gain independence through practical training.
A Tulsa firefighter, Emily Loveday, is engaging in a challenging quest for a diagnosis after a drastic shift in health that moved her from active duty and CrossFit to needing assistance and facing significant medical uncertainty.
Tulsa secured their first win since November 26th by defeating the Delta Devils 93-48, improving their season record to 5-7 and maintaining a 5-0 all-time record against the Delta Devils.
QuikTrip Tournament of Champions - Session 1
Attend the first session of the 59th Annual Tournament of Champions at the BOK Center in Tulsa, featuring competitive events for fans of all ages.
Cliffdiver Concert at Cain's Ballroom
Cliffdiver will perform live at Cain's Ballroom featuring special guests, with a focus on safety measures regarding health guidelines.
17th Annual Arvest Winterfest Celebration
Arvest Winterfest is a beloved holiday celebration in downtown Tulsa featuring outdoor ice skating, festive entertainment, and family-friendly activities throughout the holiday season.
Wyatt Flores Concert
Wyatt Flores, along with special guests, will perform live at Cain's Ballroom featuring VIP packages and supporting agricultural education.
Chili Bowl Parking Event
Experience the excitement of the Chili Bowl with dedicated parking access available for the duration of the event, spanning January 15th to January 18th in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Thursday Choral Honor Concert at First Baptist Tulsa
The concert features performances by various youth choral ensembles, including the Elk City Intermediate Honor Choir and the University of Tulsa Cappella Chamber Singers.
Orchestra Honor Concert Featuring Local Ensembles
The concert showcases performances by Cheyenne Middle School, Norman High School, and Edmond Santa Fe High School orchestras.
2025 All-State Jazz Ensemble Concert
The 2025 All-State Jazz Ensemble, conducted by John Daversa, will perform at the Hyatt Regency during the Winter Conference.
An Evening with Bill Bellamy: Comedy Showcase
Bill Bellamy, a skilled comedian known for his intelligent storytelling and subtle visual humor, performs live at the Bricktown Comedy Club.
Les Misérables at Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Cameron Mackintosh's acclaimed production of Les Misérables will be performed at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, bringing the legendary musical to life.
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