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Twelve dead, dozens displaced as Spain’s deadliest wildfire rages — sparked possibly by a downed power line, fueled by record heat, and now battling 150 firefighters with military backup as roads shut down and homes evacuated. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary b...

Asian markets surged Friday as tech stocks powered gains, with South Korea’s Kospi up 2.5% and Japan’s Nikkei 225 climbing 1.9%, fueled by AI-driven demand and big moves like SoftBank’s 10% rally. Meanwhile, oil prices dipped amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, while currency shifts saw the dollar weaken against the yen and euro edge higher — all as markets juggle tech moment...

Tyler Robinson, a Trump ally and self-confessed killer of Charlie Kirk, faces aggravated murder charges in Utah — but his defense is mounting a fierce challenge. Ballistics tests on a bullet fragment found in Kirk’s body were deemed inconclusive by the ATF agent involved, and DNA evidence linking Robinson to the scene is being questioned. Robinson turned himself in after the September 10 shooting...

Mareo Johnson’s campaign in Tulsa is facing a bizarre mystery: sixteen signs vanished—just as his opponent brushes it off as election season chaos. But Johnson’s convinced it’s sabotage, not coincidence. He’s doubling down, replacing signs and warning would-be thieves they’re on camera. With the primary just six weeks away, he’s turning losses into momentum, proving that even when the signs fall,...

Law enforcement struck again at Oklahoma’s Famous Dispensary—this time raiding both the dispensary and an adjacent store, arresting owners and seizing inventory amid allegations of selling to unqualified customers. It’s the second raid at this location, even under new ownership, underscoring deep regulatory challenges. Residents and the mayor voiced frustration over broken rules and lost trust, wh...

Tulsa International Airport is hosting a special Global Entry enrollment event July 14–16—perfect for international travelers wanting faster customs clearance. Secure your in-person interview slot (available July 15–16) only after getting “conditional approval” from CBP first. Use code L883XS192 to book your appointment. Plus, CBP staff will be on-site all three days to help existing members with...

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Eastside Rise and El Centro are back with their Summer Hangout series, tackling the summer learning slide with free tutoring, Pre-K help, and bilingual books every Thursday at Hannah Hall—because keeping kids engaged, educated, and connected matters, especially in communities where internet access is a hurdle. Parents like Ariel Faulk are thrilled, calling it a lifeline for kids and families on th...

A small plane flipped over at Tulsa Riverside Airport on July 9th, injuring two people and grounding all flights temporarily. Airport officials prioritized safety, coordinating with emergency crews as they awaited a recovery timeline. First responders acted swiftly amid the chaos, and both the FAA and NTSB are now investigating to determine the cause and prevent future incidents. Listen in comfort...

The Cherokee Nation just unveiled its flagship healthcare upgrade: the brand-new W.W. Hastings Hospital, a $470 million, 400,000-square-foot medical powerhouse with 127 beds, a state-of-the-art NICU, and even a helipad—marking a historic leap forward for tribal healthcare after decades of planning and pride. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Ad...

Tulsa Riverside Airport has ground operations to investigate a twin-engine aircraft incident that occurred around 5:30 PM yesterday—staff and first responders are on site, but no timeline for resuming flights has been given. Stay tuned for updates as officials work to restore normal operations. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN...

Every day, Tulsa Day Center’s street outreach team hits the streets, packing bags with water, snacks, and hope—connecting unhoused individuals with housing and dignity. Through simple greetings and unwavering presence, workers like Raynisha Jackson and Paige Price build trust, find resources, and remind people they’re seen. For those like Ramona J. Lowe, it’s a lifeline; for Paige, it’s a sobering...

Kristina Doyle in Oklahoma is fighting for a major shift in ADHD and autism evaluations, arguing that everyday sounds like a humming fan can be debilitating for those with sensory processing challenges. She’s calling for sensory audio testing to become standard, so clinicians can better understand how sounds affect focus, emotion, and daily functioning — and connect people with life-changing accom...

Bridges Tulsa’s Peer Project returns this summer, uniting kids ages ten to fourteen—some with and without disabilities—in hands-on adventures like field trips and pop-up shops to build life skills, leadership, and even entrepreneurship. More than just fun, the program prepares young people for independence and future opportunities, with over 100 applicants this year reflecting rising demand. For f...

Eight men face murder and terrorism charges for plotting a deadly drone and sniper attack on a UFC event held at the White House—now consolidated into one Ohio case. The scheme, hatched in May, involved explosives-laden drones and coordinated shootings targeting top officials including the President, VP, Israeli PM, and a major businessman. A 21-year-old West Virginia man, allegedly set to be a sn...

A Cherokee Nation man faces federal charges after a deadly September crash in Owasso, where he allegedly drove impaired on hydrocodone and cannabis, killing Tulsa firefighter Lieutenant Brian Bizzell and injuring three others. Charged with involuntary manslaughter and multiple assault counts in Indian Country, the case underscores the devastating consequences of impaired driving and the legal acco...

King Cabbage Brass Band is unleashing musical magic at Brass in the Ballpark, where over 30 middle and high schoolers are learning New Orleans-style brass magic and taking the field at Tulsa Drillers games. Co-founded by Greg Fallis (who’s also behind Zach Bryan’s sound) and Bella Casey, the camp turns stage nerves into soulful solos—because who says you can’t find your groove in middle school? Be...

Tulsa’s sweltering heat wave is here, with temps flirting with 100 degrees — but don’t count on a record-breaking summer. While July’s high-pressure system usually brings scorching days, the actual number of triple-digit days varies wildly year to year. Drier conditions = more 100s, but moisture can cap highs. The Dust Bowl’s 1936 record of 65 such days still stands, while since 2000, the peak was...

Fire Chief Brett Brewer is out — terminated after a months-long administrative suspension sparked by a union grievance alleging retaliation, unfair discipline, and abuse of power. Internal surveys reveal deep-seated problems: staff fear retaliation, distrust leadership, and say morale and readiness have plummeted. The City Council has now greenlit a full external investigation to uncover what went...

The Cherokee Nation is pouring over $1.8 million into community projects across 30+ groups through its Public Health and Wellness Partners Grant, funding everything from emergency towers and school sports courts to accessible trails and youth programs — all aimed at long-term well-being, with plans to keep the initiative rolling next year under the guiding principle of “Gadugi,” or working togethe...

A shocking case in Owasso: 21-year-old Chase Flory is facing multiple charges after allegedly recording and distributing child sexual abuse material. Authorities, tipped off by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, acted swiftly—arresting Flory and seizing his devices after a video was reportedly filmed just days before his arrest. The community is reeling, with neighbors express...

Heat’s rising, bills are climbing — but help is here. Eastern Oklahoma’s 211 connects you to utility, rent, and mortgage aid, plus tribal, veteran, and medical resources. LIHEAP’s Summer Cooling Program starts July 14; apply via OKDHSLive. Catholic Charities and Salvation Army in Tulsa offer direct cash help (appointments & waiting periods apply). Helping Hands Ministry needs a bill cutoff notice....

A Tulsa man is facing a whirlwind of legal trouble—federal and state charges for three violent incidents, including the murder of his own grandfather. Accused in two separate murder cases—one for killing 62-year-old Curtis Johnson, whom he claimed was about to attack him, and another for the death of 38-year-old Michael Brown—the suspect now faces a third federal charge for a July shooting that le...

NATO’s under fire as Trump ramps up criticism over defense spending, but European leaders like Dutch PM Mark Rutte are pushing back—calling U.S. rhetoric self-serving and warning that Trump’s focus on budgets is forcing tough talks on Russia’s growing threat. Despite the noise, alliance members keep pushing forward, knowing the turbulence isn’t over. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pil...

Former jailer Joseph Ebert has pleaded guilty to federal charges for his role in a brutal attack on 19-year-old Roper Harris, admitting he was ordered to have another inmate assault Harris for commissary rewards—and that he himself struck Harris multiple times without cause. Ebert, who earned the nickname “the enforcer” for his willingness to use excessive force, also confessed to lying to investi...