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- 1Tulsa King Season 4 Trailer Promises Most Intense Chapter Yet●Tulsa King Season 4 Trailer Sees Sylvester Stallone TV Show Return for Most Intense Chapter Yet
Paramount has released the trailer for season 4 of Tulsa King, the crime drama starring Sylvester Stallone as mobster Dwight Manfredi. The footage teases what producers describe as the show's most intense chapter yet, prompting fans of the series to discuss the story direction ahead of the new season's return.
- 2E-4B Nightwatch military plane spotted in Tulsa▼E-4B Nightwatch: What to know about the military plane seen in Tulsa
The E-4B Nightwatch, the US military's 'doomsday plane' designed as an airborne command center for national leadership in emergencies, was seen in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Local outlet News On 6 published an explainer about the aircraft, describing its role and purpose. The plane's appearance in the area has drawn attention because it is rarely seen and is associated with nuclear-era contingency operations.
- 3'Tulsa King' Season 4 Trailer Warns 'Bad Things Are Going To Happen'●‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Trailer: Sylvester Stallone’s Dwight Warns “Bad Things Are Going To Happen”
Paramount has released the trailer for season 4 of 'Tulsa King', with Sylvester Stallone returning as mobster Dwight Manfredi. In the preview, Dwight ominously warns that "bad things are going to happen," teasing new conflict ahead for the character and his crew in Oklahoma. Fans of the hit crime series are sharing and discussing the trailer as anticipation builds for the show's return.
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Tulsa's football team is set to play Arkansas in a Week 4 college football game, drawing attention from fans looking for TV channel and kickoff time information. Outlets including The Oklahoman have published viewing guides detailing the broadcast schedule, indicating solid regional interest in the matchup between the Golden Hurricane and the Razorbacks.
- 5Tulsa County expands early voting sites for November election●Tulsa County will have more early voting sites for November election
Tulsa County will offer more early voting locations for the November election, the Tulsa Flyer reports. The expansion is intended to give voters greater access to the ballot ahead of Election Day in Oklahoma's second-largest county. The exact number of new sites and their locations have not been detailed in the reporting.
- 6Special Olympics Oklahoma Holds Gold Medal Gala▼Scenes from Special Olympics Oklahoma’s Gold Medal Gala
Special Olympics Oklahoma hosted its Gold Medal Gala, an event celebrating the organisation's athletes and supporters. Coverage from Tulsa People shared scenes from the evening, highlighting attendees, honorees and the fundraising effort behind the state's Special Olympics programmes. The event serves as a key gathering for the organisation's community and backers.
- 7Transformation Church conference set to draw thousands to Tulsa▼Transformation Church conference expected to draw thousands to Tulsa, boosting city appeal
A conference hosted by Transformation Church is expected to bring thousands of visitors to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the coming days. Local outlets report the event is seen as a boost for the city, drawing attention to Tulsa as a destination for large religious gatherings and bringing an economic lift through hotel stays, dining and spending by attendees.
- 8Former Tulsa Pastor Charged With Taking $504K From Historic Black Church●Just another example of that kind, generous, communal # Christian love we keep hearing about. > ‘Not Authorized’: Former
Federal prosecutors say a former Tulsa pastor took $504,000 from a historic Black church and spent it on gambling and guns, according to a report from Atlanta Black Star. Commenters are reacting with sharp sarcasm, calling the case another example of hypocrisy from religious leaders who preach generosity and community while allegedly lining their own pockets.
- 9Tulsa County Judge Sharon Holmes reprimanded but retained on bench▼‘Serious lack of impulse control’: Tulsa County Judge Sharon Holmes reprimanded, retained
Tulsa County District Judge Sharon Holmes has been formally reprimanded after findings that referenced a 'serious lack of impulse control,' but she has been retained in office and will remain on the bench. The disciplinary outcome means she faces public censure rather than removal, drawing local attention to judicial conduct standards in Oklahoma.
- 10Art in the Square marks 30 years at Utica Square▼Art in the Square celebrates 30 years at Utica Square
Art in the Square is celebrating its 30th anniversary at Utica Square in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The long-running art event, covered by local outlet News On 6, brings artists and visitors to the shopping center each year, and this milestone edition is drawing attention as one of the region's established community art traditions.