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1. Tulsa leaders get in on the conversation about TPS closures (tulsaflyer.org) — Tulsa city councilors are stepping into the debate over proposed closures and consolidations at Tulsa Public Schools, including Hoover Elementary and several northeast Tulsa campuses. They're exploring how city infrastructure funds, like the next Improve Our Tulsa package, could address sidewalks, traffic, and potential reuse of closed school buildings for community services such as childcare and mental health support.
2. Tulsa County commissioner gives updates on State Fair, construction projects (newson6.com) — Tulsa County leaders are highlighting what residents can expect at this year's Tulsa State Fair, from new rides to shuttle options from the Tulsa Public Schools Education Service Center. They're also detailing progress on flood-mitigation road work at 101st and Garnett and long-planned LaFortune Park golf course upgrades that should improve turf quality and evening play.
3. SNEAK PEEK: 2 News gets an inside look into Rudisill Library before official opening (kjrh.com) — North Tulsa residents are finally getting walkable access to a full-service Rudisill Regional Library, opening today with a ribbon-cutting at 11:30 a.m. The new branch offers genealogy help, archives, maker-space tools like 3D printing, and multiple study and meeting rooms, giving nearby families and students a much closer, more accessible resource than other Tulsa County library locations.
4. 40 years later: Looking back at the historic 1986 flooding in Northeastern Oklahoma (newson6.com) — Forty years after devastating 1986 floods across northeastern Oklahoma, Tulsa's experience still shapes how the city manages stormwater and prepares for high water. Experts recall saturated ground, record river levels, and mass evacuations, while noting that even with today's improved systems, Tulsa residents must still rely on good forecasts, warnings, and personal preparation to stay safe.
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