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Why Tulsa News?

Tulsa's local news scene is buzzing with a mix of trusted staples and fresh initiatives fighting information overload. Imagine ditching the hassle of flipping between apps and sites for Tulsa World headlines, KRMG radio updates, and KTUL breaking stories—Briefsy pulls it all into one tailored email that fits your life. No more missing out on what matters in your backyard while chasing national noise; you'll feel connected, informed, and ahead of the curve on Tulsa's unique stories, from community events to government accountability. Residents are turning to a vibrant ecosystem that includes established outlets like Tulsa World for in-depth coverage of politics, sports, and entertainment, alongside emerging nonprofits like the Tulsa Flyer, which just launched with 20 journalists to spotlight underrepresented voices and hyper-local issues. With collaborations boosting bilingual reporting and programs like Tulsa Documenters training citizens to cover public meetings, Tulsa's media landscape is evolving to serve everyone—free, accessible, and community-driven. Briefsy makes it effortless by curating these sources into your perfect newsletter, blending local Tulsa insights with whatever else lights you up, like tech or hobbies, so you stay engaged without the overwhelm. Picture starting your day with a single email that captures Tulsa's pulse—crime alerts from KTUL, cultural spotlights from The Oklahoma Eagle, and civic updates from community networks—all personalized to your interests. It's not just news; it's the relief of knowing you're covered on local happenings like education reforms or economic boosts, without sifting through endless feeds. Join thousands who’ve simplified their info intake and reclaimed their time.

Quick Facts

Tulsa Flyer, a new nonprofit newsroom, launched in October 2025 with 20 journalists, including a quadrupled staff from historic Black-owned The Oklahoma Eagle.
Nearly 60% of national newsroom jobs lost since 2008, but Tulsa's Local News Initiative has raised $14 million to revitalize coverage.
Tulsa Documenters has trained over 75 residents to document public meetings, making Tulsa one of just 20 U.S. cities in this civic journalism network.
KRMG, operational for 75 years, delivers real-time breaking news via radio, podcasts, and apps, focusing on local crime and events.
Community research engaged 350 Tulsans across 49 zip codes, highlighting demand for free, diverse reporting on issues like housing and healthcare.
Collaborations between Tulsa World, The Frontier, and Black Wall Street Times ensure bilingual, multicultural coverage without paywalls.

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Local News Sources & Media

Tulsa boasts a dynamic mix of traditional and innovative media outlets delivering everything from breaking news to in-depth community stories. Established players like Tulsa World offer comprehensive digital coverage with podcasts, videos, and newsletters on politics, sports, and events, while TV stations such as KTUL (NewsChannel 8) provide real-time updates on local incidents like park shootings. Radio giant KRMG, with its 75-year legacy, keeps residents tuned in through apps and community events, and the nonprofit Tulsa Flyer is shaking things up by partnering with outlets like The Oklahoma Eagle for free, diverse reporting on hyper-local topics.

Tulsa World: Broad coverage of crime, government, sports, and entertainment with email newsletters and archives.
KTUL NewsChannel 8: Focuses on breaking local news, including police investigations and Crime Stoppers tips.
KRMG: Multimedia outlet with radio shows, podcasts, and apps for 75 years of Tulsa-area reporting.
Tulsa Flyer: New nonprofit emphasizing free access, collaborations, and underrepresented voices in education and healthcare.
The Oklahoma Eagle: Over 100-year-old Black-owned newspaper now integrated with Tulsa Flyer for expanded staff and cultural coverage.

Staying Informed in Tulsa

Tulsans stay connected through a blend of digital platforms, broadcasts, and grassroots efforts that prioritize free access and community relevance. With national newsroom declines creating gaps in coverage of voting, housing, and marginalized communities, initiatives like Tulsa Flyer are filling the void with nuanced, bilingual reporting distributed via websites, newsletters, and social media. Residents rely on these for proactive stories on local government, arts, and business, fostering trust and civic engagement without the barriers of paywalls or generic content.

Free digital newsletters and social media from Tulsa Flyer and Tulsa World for easy, on-demand access.
Community-driven Tulsa Documenters program training citizens to cover public meetings and create civic records.
Collaborative bilingual reporting on ethnic communities through partnerships with Black Wall Street Times and Focus: Black Oklahoma.
Real-time updates on regional issues like cost of living, education, and public safety via KRMG and KTUL apps.
Hyper-local focus on underrepresented stories, from healthcare access to cultural events, building inclusive community dialogue.

Common Questions

What makes this different from local news sites?

Briefsy creates ONE personalized newsletter combining Tulsa news with all your other interests - tech, sports, finance, entertainment, whatever matters to you. No more juggling multiple subscriptions.

Will I get breaking news alerts?

Briefsy delivers curated newsletters on your schedule (daily, weekly, etc.) rather than breaking news alerts. It's designed to keep you informed without the noise and interruptions.

Can I customize what local topics I follow?

Absolutely! During setup, you tell our AI about your specific interests - local politics, business, education, crime, development, etc. We'll curate local coverage that matches.

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