Tulsa police arrested a woman early Tuesday after she was charged with fatally stabbing a man in a south Tulsa residential area. City leaders also debated State Question 832, a ballot initiative opposing expanded voting rights for non-citizens, while the Oklahoma City Thunder advanced in the playoffs following a tense series against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Tulsa officials are addressing public safety concerns with ongoing investigations into a Sapulpa shooting, a coyote attack, and the reopening of Riverside Parkway after an armed detainee incident. The city is also enhancing downtown security with reintroduced mounted patrol units as part of a new policing strategy.

Tulsa police investigate swatting incident involving two arrests and review charges, while a man pleads guilty to second-degree murder in a west Tulsa shooting. Body cam footage sparks debate over Food Not Bombs arrests and policy review at Kaw Lake as staff celebrates 50 years of service.

Tulsa police are investigating a kidnapping and assault incident involving a 30-year-old man and a teen in a residential area, while severe thunderstorms and flooding warnings remain active. The city also closed Riverside Street for an arrest and addressed a swatting incident, with summer aerospace camps set to begin at Tulsa International Airport.

Tulsa police are investigating a shooting near a south Tulsa shopping center that left three injured and are searching for a suspect linked to a midtown fatal shooting. The OKC Thunder's playoff run and the passing of beloved local figure Milton King are also highlighted in today's update.

Tulsa law enforcement is investigating two shootings that left three injured near a south Tulsa shopping center and at the intersection of 51st and Memorial. A motorcyclist is critically hurt in a crash near 73rd North and Mingo in Owasso, while Tulsa celebrates a major art collection joining the Oklahoma State Art Collection.

Tulsa police investigate a shooting near a west Tulsa apartment complex and release body cam footage from a Food Not Bombs protest, sparking debates on public safety. A Roblox lawsuit involving Richard Glossip and a heat advisory for temperatures reaching 90.9°F round out today’s local news.

Tulsa firefighters are battling a fire at the HF Sinclair refinery in west Tulsa as officials investigate the cause. Oklahoma executed a Tulsa County killer today, marking the state's latest capital punishment case and highlighting its justice system's role in addressing past crimes.

Tulsa police made key arrests in a north Tulsa armed robbery amid rising violent crime concerns. The city council approved ambulance rate hikes to fund emergency services, sparking debate over affordability and response times.

Tulsa law enforcement arrested multiple suspects in an armed robbery in north Tulsa, while a major lawsuit against Temu and a refinery fire at the Tulsa Energy Complex drew attention. Tulsa Food Not Bombs activists face scrutiny after arrests during a protest, and the city is hosting job interviews for local businesses.