Tulsa resident, Mr. Roth, addresses city council about ongoing issues with city contractors and Tulsa Police Department. He claims contractors employees stole thousands of dollars worth of plants from his property, with no action taken by the city. Mr. Roth also expresses dissatisfaction with TPDs handling of a three-car accident involving his wife, urging the city council to audit the three-one-one system and online reporting system for better responsiveness.

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Tulsa Mayors Sales Tax Proposal Faces Council HesitationTulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols proposed a sales tax increase to fund essential city services, but the city council is hesitant. Councilors Phil Lakin and Jackie Dutton expressed concerns about the rushed process and the impact on residents, particularly those with lower incomes. The council will vote on whether to allow the proposal to appear on a future ballot.

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Circle Cinema supports Kendall Whittier Food Pantry amidst SNAP benefits uncertainty; Owasso food bank seeks community help for Thanksgiving; LIFE Senior Services in Tulsa holds food drive for seniors; City of McAlester seeks public feedback on safety and walkability project; U.S. Representative Kevin Hern discusses government shutdown impact on local food banks; Tulsa Fire Museum launches History Group on its website; The Pride of Bixby Band invited to perform at Rome New Years Parade; Oklahoma State University celebrates grand opening of IT Innovations Lab in Okmulgee.

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Tulsa City Councilors voice concerns over Mayors proposed sales tax increase. Mayor Nichols seeks a seven-tenths of a percent hike for critical city services, including homelessness, public safety, and infrastructure. Councilor Lankin emphasizes the need for public engagement and time to understand the proposal before a potential February vote.

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On November sixth, top Trump administration officials briefed Congress on a military campaign targeting drug smuggling vessels off South America. Republicans generally supported the campaign, while Democrats expressed concerns over its legality and transparency. The administration has declared drug cartel members as unlawful combatants and is increasing naval presence off South America, leading to speculation about potential regime change in Venezuela. Despite the administrations claims of legal justification, some Democrats remain unconvinced.

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Despite the ongoing government shutdown, President Trump maintains a business-as-usual approach, contrasting with past administrations. Around eight hundred thousand federal employees are affected, and critical programs face funding lapses. However, the White House seems to be taking a different tack, with the President completing a trip to Asia and hosting fundraisers. Only a small portion of the Executive Office of the President staff are furloughed, making it difficult to tell a shutdown is happening. This approach marks a clear departure from President Trumps first term and may offer a political advantage.

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Mayor Nichols proposes a city sales tax increase, but faces resistance from city councilors. The proposed increase would raise the citys sales tax rate from 3.65% to 4.35%, generating approximately $8.1 million annually for the citys general fund. Councilors express concerns about the lack of assurance that the additional funds would be used for specific projects. Mayor Nichols emphasizes the City Councils role in spending the revenue and commits to providing more information to the public before a vote.

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Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce unveils OneVoice agenda, focusing on workforce development and employee support. Key priorities include expanding access to dependent care, health and mental health support, workforce housing, and renewing Affordable Care Act premium tax credits. State Representative Suzanne Schreiber emphasizes child care as a major issue, highlighting its high cost and impact on both families and businesses. Other agenda items include student loan reform, increased per-pupil funding for public education, and economic development priorities. Infrastructure, including roads and bridges, remains a focus.

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New York Citys first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani, sparked varied reactions from Jewish community leaders following his election. The Anti-Defamation League and Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations expressed concerns about his past associations and perceived animosity towards Israel. However, Jeremy Ben-Ami of J Street criticized these statements, urging constructive engagement with the mayor-elect. Mamdani, who was openly critical of Israels military actions in Gaza, has denied suggestions of insufficient opposition to antisemitism and committed to fighting it, planning to increase funding for hate crime prevention. Leaders of the Reform Movement and Jewish Council for Public Affairs called for healing and collaboration with the new mayor to ensure a strong, safe, and inclusive city.

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On November fifth, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board recommended clemency for death row prisoner Tremane Wood, now awaiting the governors final decision. Meanwhile, a local food bank in Owasso urgently seeks community support for Thanksgiving due to increased demand from families affected by the government shutdown. The City of Tulsa launched its Safe Move Tulsa rehousing plan to place three hundred homeless individuals into stable housing. Federal investigators revealed details about a UPS cargo plane crash in Kentucky, and the Tulsa Zoo announced the euthanasia of their fennec fox, Mosley, due to health reasons.

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On November fifth, a legal battle erupted as eleven states and Kentuckys governor sued the Trump administration over unlawful terms attached to federal funding for disaster and terrorism preparedness. The dispute centers around two changes: a reduced spending window for grants and a requirement for states to exclude immigration law removals from population counts to receive funds. The states argue these measures create barriers to public safety funds, while the administration claims they ensure effective use of federal dollars.

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On November fifth, Oklahomans face economic hardship, leading to increased demand at local food pantries. Crystal King, one of the affected families, shares her struggle to manage daily expenses. Iron Gate food pantry in Tulsa reports a significant rise in demand, indicating a surge in food insecurity. Despite the challenges, the community rallies together with fundraisers and food drives, showcasing the Oklahoma Standard of neighborly support.

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Food on the Move in Tulsa, Oklahoma, rallied volunteers to aid families awaiting SNAP benefits. With an unexpected delay, the organization swiftly organized extra food drives, distributing over three hundred bags of groceries. Volunteers like Bryan Gray, a dedicated two-year member, found personal fulfillment in this community-driven response, supporting foster care families and those facing financial hardship.

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On November fifth, the Supreme Court grappled with the legality of former President Trump's tariffs, with conservative justices expressing skepticism about his unilateral power. The case poses a significant challenge to his economic agenda, as lower courts ruled against his emergency law justification. The Trump administration defends the tariffs as central to their strategy, but justices questioned their stance, raising concerns about potential overreach and the historical role of Congress in levying tariffs. The outcome of this case could take weeks or months and may impact the economy and small businesses.

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📣 Attention Oklahoma families! Due to a SNAP benefits lapse, Food on the Move & The Common Good are hosting drive-through distributions at Tulsa Community College. Circle Cinema & Ziegler Art & Frame are also supporting the Kendall Whittier Food Pantry. Call Tulsa Area United Way's two one one Eastern Oklahoma for resources.

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In response to a sudden SNAP benefits lapse, Tulsa, Oklahoma, volunteers rally to provide immediate food assistance. Food on the Move leads the charge, packing essential food items for two upcoming distribution events at Tulsa Community College's Northeast Campus on November 6th and 13th, showcasing the community's unity in combating food insecurity.

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Outrage in Oklahoma: Protestors Demand Justice in Jesse Butler CaseHundreds of Oklahomans rallied in Stillwater, calling for accountability in the Jesse Butler case. Butler, a teenager, pleaded no contest to rape-related charges but received no prison time due to a plea deal. Protestors, including survivors like Adelyn Smith, expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, citing a pattern of lenient punishments for alleged perpetrators. They demand changes, including a new District Attorney, to ensure justice for survivors.

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Former Frank executive, Olivier Amar, sentenced to over five years in prison for fraudulent activities during JPMorgan Chase acquisition. Amar, along with founder Charlie Javice, inflated customer numbers, leading to a seven-year prison term for Javice. Amar ordered to pay $223 million in restitution, including legal fees.

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Virginia Voters Make History: First Female Governor, First Muslim Woman Statewide, and First Black Attorney General Elected in Historic Election

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**Summary:**The Federal Aviation Administration announces a 10% reduction in air traffic across 40 high-volume markets due to staffing shortages caused by the ongoing government shutdown. Air traffic controllers working without pay have led to widespread delays. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford emphasizes the need for proactive measures to ensure passenger safety. A meeting between the FAA, Transportation Secretary, and airline leaders is scheduled to determine the safest and most efficient way to implement these reductions. Travelers should expect potential changes to their flight schedules and check with their airlines for updates.

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