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"Tulsa Tunes In: Autumn Weather, Tasty Events, and Community Connections"

"Tulsa Tunes In: Autumn Weather, Tasty Events, and Community Connections"

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 Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Thursday, October 9, 2025.

We wake up in Tulsa to some welcome autumn weather. Skies are mostly clear this morning, with a gentle breeze and temps in the upper fifties. We can expect the afternoon to stay mild and bright, topping out in the mid-seventies, perfect for enjoying some of the city’s outdoor events. Tonight will dip back into the fifties, so you might want a light jacket for any evening plans.

Kicking off our day, the big story is the 10th Annual Taste of Brookside happening tonight. More than a dozen local restaurants are gathering along Peoria Avenue to offer tastings and raise money for Youth Services of Tulsa. One highlight is T-Town Tacos, a local youth job-training program that not only delivers delicious food but helps young people like Alana, who’s about to graduate and is aiming for college and a future as a doctor. Registration for the event starts at 530, and tastings run until nine, with local favorites like Biga, Cafe Ole, and Elmer’s BBQ joining the fun. This is one of those unique Tulsa events that brings us together for a good cause and some good eats, all along the Brookside stretch.

On the city front, Mayor Bynum is inviting residents to take part in a community forum focused on essential city services. This is a chance to hear about and shape decisions affecting our daily lives, from public safety to downtown development. Participating in these conversations is more important than ever, and the mayor’s office is encouraging as many voices as possible.

Turning to public safety, Tulsa Police responded late last Friday to an incident on South Yale near 3rd Street, where an SUV crash led to a short foot chase through nearby neighborhoods. Thanks to a TPD helicopter, officers quickly located and arrested the driver, who now faces DUI and hit-and-run charges. No serious injuries were reported, but police remind us to stay alert and report any suspicious driving in our neighborhoods.

For job seekers, there is a major opening right now with AEP in Tulsa for a Vice President of Generation Transformation, a role focusing on energy innovation and strategy. The position starts at a salary of around two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars and reflects Tulsa’s growing status in the energy sector.

In the housing market, we continue to see a steady stream of listings and new construction, especially in south Tulsa and Jenks. Real estate agents are noting strong demand for family-sized homes, with average home prices holding steady in the high two hundreds, making Tulsa an affordable choice for newcomers.

For our local sports fans, tonight is a big one at Case Soccer Complex, where the ORU women’s soccer team looks to extend their five-game win streak as they welcome St. Thomas. The Golden Eagles are nine, three, and one on the season and have been on a roll since late September. Recent honors went to Hannah Voskuhl as the Summit League’s top defender, so look for a strong showing from her tonight.

In schools, several Tulsa area high school teams picked up playoff wins across volleyball and football this week, keeping our student athletes in the spotlight and the community rooting for them.

As we look ahead, Green Country is buzzing with Halloween spirit. From haunted hayrides at the Gathering Place to trick-or-treat trails across Riverside and Tulsa Botanic, there’s plenty for families to explore this weekend.

And we’ll close with a feel-good story — a local group of volunteers worked together last weekend to clean up the Arkansas River trails, collecting over 90 bags of trash and making our favorite walking paths safer and cleaner for all.

Thanks for tuning in this morning. Stay safe, enjoy the sunshine, and let us know what matters most to you in Tulsa. Remember to subscribe for your daily local news fix. This has been Tulsa Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.

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