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Trump’s victory over PBS and NPR ‘bias’ will be ‘devastating’ for rural areas, station leaders say

Donald Trump · United States

Trump’s victory over PBS and NPR ‘bias’ will be ‘devastating’ for rural areas, station leaders say

50% Center coverage: 144 sources

Public television stations will be “forced to make hard decisions in the weeks and months ahead,” PBS CEO Paula Kerger said Thursday, after the Senate voted in the middle of the night to approve a bill that cancels all the federal funding for the network and for NPR.See the Story

Around Amherst: Town celebrating Disability Pride Month

Around Amherst: Town celebrating Disability Pride Month

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

AMHERST — Amherst is celebrating Disability Pride Month, aiming to end the stigma of disability and make the town inclusive for all by issuing a proclamation, raising a flag in front of Town Hall and taking part in a film festival with two other area communities.See the Story

Sushi Train, Iguana Island and More - TulsaKids Magazine

Harvard · Tulsa

Sushi Train, Iguana Island and More - TulsaKids Magazine

I don’t know how many times I’ve passed the Sushi Train restaurant at 51st and Harvard since moving to Tulsa in 2004. Joss actually went with a friend a few months ago and loved it. So when he was bored the other day (and we needed dinner plans anyway), we finally went together! It was my first time, so he got to explain everything to me. There are a few tables by the window, where you can sit if you’re planning to order from the menu. But if yo…Read Article

Tokyo, OK 2025: The Everyone Guide - TulsaKids Magazine

My first experience with anime was a Christian cartoon marketed alternately as “Superbook” and “The Flying House.” If you’re unfamiliar with these early 1980s gems of Japanese animation, Fundie Fridays has an excellent piece about them on their YouTube channel. But suffice it to say, my cartoon-loving kid self was instantly taken with the animation style, and I watched the show religiously (pun intended) because I just couldn’t get enough. I’d f…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Now Accepting Nominations: Impactful Women of the 918 - TulsaKids Magazine

We’re excited to celebrate the incredible women making waves in the 918! Whether they are pioneering business owners, visionary leaders or high-level executives, these women deserve recognition for their hard work, dedication and contributions to both the local community and the broader business landscape. If you know a woman in the Tulsa area who’s been an inspiration in her field, we want to hear from you. Help us shine a light on these except…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Parental Choice Tax Credit Steps - TulsaKids Magazine

The Parental Choice Tax Credit program provides an income tax credit of up to $7,500 to eligible Oklahoma taxpayers for qualified expenses such as tuition and fees to an eligible private school for students who attend or plan to attend an eligible private school for 2025-2026. To find a list of eligible schools, go to oklahoma.gov/tax/individuals/parental-choice-tax-credit.html, or ask the school that your child attends or plans to attend. Step …Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

Children's Books About Australia - TulsaKids Magazine

Here in the United States, we can be a little Northern Hemisphere-centric, so to speak. Winter is in December, January and February; summer is about six months later; and while we know what koalas and kangaroos look like, they probably don’t occupy much of our minds. As someone who has loved Aussie culture for many years, after an adventure from Sydney to Brisbane, Australia, in the late ‘90s, I can tell you that it’s worth flipping the globe an…Australia · Australia Read Article

Parents Dodge Mess and Stress with Kids Party Outsourcing

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A growing number of entrepreneurs are capitalising on a boom in demand for unique, fun and - crucially - outsourced birthday parties.See the Story

Slotkin Calls for Ban on Cellphones in All K-12 Classrooms

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) called for a ban on cellphones in every K-12 school in the U.S. during a speech in Washington on Thursday. “As we increase technology in schools, we also have to acknowledge where technology is already harming our kids,” Slotkin told an audience at the Center for American Progress Action. “Too many…JB Pritzker See the Story

City Council passes (amended) downtown Tulsa youth curfew

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

Tulsa city councilors voted 7-1 to approve an amended version of a downtown youth curfew ordinance on June 25 that quickly became a polarizing issue.Councilors spent more than two hours discussing the logistics behind the proposed curfew for minors, including input in the public comment portion of the 5 p.m. meeting from business leaders and non-profit leaders.WATCH: City Council passes (amended) downtown Tulsa youth curfew City Council passes (…Curfew · Tulsa See the Story

Sliding into the Lazy Days of Summer - TulsaKids Magazine

My childhood summers were spent riding through the neighborhood on my purple Stingray bike, spending endless hours swimming at the Elks Club, and checking out as many books as I could carry from the bookmobile — books that I would later read, perched on my favorite branch of the mimosa tree. Evenings were spent playing “Red Light, Green,” “Mother May I,” and chasing fireflies. Until I turned 16 and began working, I spent my summer days happily d…Tulsa · Tulsa Read Article

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