News You Can Use

Looking for real Tulsa news that uplifts, protects, and represents our people? This week’s News You Can Use episode is a must-watch! Your trusted hosts dive into key updates and positive highlights from North Tulsa and the greater community — including an exclusive preview of the upcoming May Fest, a deep dive into festival safety tips, and must-know advice for staying safe during tornado season in Oklahoma. With laughs, love, […]

Tulsa Pulls Up for Culture, Kids & Kickball! | African Experience 3.0 + Local Highlights It’s a Tulsa takeover, y’all! This week on News You Can Use, Charles Harper and Demali Wilson recap a powerful stretch of local love — from the epic African Experience 3.0 fundraiser to community highlights you don’t want to miss. ✨ In this episode: Behind the scenes of African Experience 3.0 🎉 Shoutouts to Tulsa’s […]

🏀 Tulsa’s McKenzie Mathurin Drops $2K Donation & Drops Gems on NYCU.FM This week on News You Can Use, we sat down with Oklahoma’s #1 college basketball recruit—McKenzie Mathurin from Broken Arrow High School. She’s heading to the University of Michigan and already making major moves off the court. McKenzie Mathurin has been making waves on the court—and in the community. A proud future Wolverine, McKenzie will be playing basketball […]

📍 Tulsa news that uplifts, informs, and celebrates community pride. In this week’s inspiring episode of News You Can Use on NYCU.FM, hosts Charles Harper and Damali Wilson dive deep into the current State of Black Health with Dr. Andre Andre Fredieu, drop important updates on Spring Break safety, and spotlight measles outbreaks in Oklahoma. But that’s just the start. From emotional community tributes to a powerful sit-down with Tulsa’s […]

In this special first-Wednesday episode of News You Can Use on NYCU.FM, hosts Charles Harper and Deali Wilson sit down with Lt. Deloren Sanders from the Tulsa Police Department to unpack the current state of gang activity, sex trafficking, and drug-related concerns in Tulsa. The conversation goes beyond headlines — offering practical advice for parents, community members, and youth advocates about how to stay alert and informed. From understanding how […]