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Did you know how we fight fires from the sky started right here in Tulsa? While not only designed in our city, the pilot who first took off with the life-saving tool has lived here since its creation. Braden Bates KJRH talked with that pilot >>> https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/aerial-firefighting-tulsa-company-pilot-behind-10-tanker-air-carrier

Buzz Buzz...The word is out, 🏈Friday Night Live 🏈 will be at Booker T. Washington High School🐝 this Friday when the Hornets battle the Coweta Tigers🐯! Don't forget to come say hi to us at our Listening Tent and let us know what is going on in your community!!

OH BABY: Check out these Halloween babies from Tulsa area hospitals! 🎃

Wildfires sparked all across Oklahoma yesterday evening. Tonight's rain should hopefully put a stop to them. 2 News' Brodie Myers reported from the fire in the Oilton area yesterday. For more >>> https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/evacuations-multiple-crews-responding-to-wildfire-in-payne-county

If you plan to vote early, prepare for long lines! We saw long lines at both Tulsa County early voting locations. Read about what's on the ballot before you head to the polls >>> https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/vote-whats-on-the-nov-5-ballot-in-green-country

We had so much fun at Brookdale Broken Arrow last night as the Senior Living Center invited youngsters to come and trick-or-treat. For more of the Halloween festivities >>> https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/brookdale-senior-living-center-celebrates-halloween-video

2 News Emma Burch is in Pawhuska as fires still burn, here's a look from this morning: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/evacuations-multiple-crews-responding-to-wildfire-in-payne-county

People are evacuating, and crews are fighting a wildfire in Payne County, just east of Cushing. Brodie Myers is on the scene getting updates: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/evacuations-multiple-crews-responding-to-wildfire-in-payne-county

A small Tulsa business is out hundreds of dollars after a getting a code violation from the city for graffiti on their business they didn't put there. Anchor Naomi Keitt News reached out to the City of Tulsa to learn what options these businesses being tagged have. What she learned >>> https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/what-recourse-do-we-have-tulsa-business-required-to-pay-for-graffiti-cleanup

Have you ever seen a living headless butterfly? 🦋 A scientist at the Oklahoma City Zoo is investigating this phenomenon. What her research found, at the link in our bio. Credit: Ayse Tenger-Trolander

We loved having the Sand Springs Native drum group join us for Friday Night Live! Learn about the program-->https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/the-stories-of-our-people-sand-springs-starts-drum-group-for-native-students

The Tulsa Fire Department asks people not to burn. 2 News spoke to TFD staff and learned a roaring fire could occur if people don't follow the burn ban issued on October 21.

2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores met with organizers of the Hmong New Year Festival. She learned why they say sharing their culture is so important, and how supported they feel living in Oklahoma.

On Nov. 5, Berryhill voters will vote on a $2 million bond for the Berryhill Fire Department. 2 News' Isabel Flores spoke to the fire chief and learned what the money would be used for.

The toll of Israel's war supported by the United States continues to be felt at home. 2 News spoke with the Lebanese owner of the award-winning café Shawkat's, located on Sheridan, and learned the concerns they have for family living in Lebanon following repeated bombings there.