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Something Good: Youth First Basketball Coach Pairs Reading and Education With Competitive Sports
Rachel Jones coaches youth league basketball, but she also stresses the importance of education.
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Tulsa Health Dept. Works With Tulsa State Fair Vendors To Keep Food Safe
Beginning this Thursday, more than 160 individual booths will be serving some sweet, some salty, and a whole lot of fried food at the Tulsa State Fair. Coming up at 6 o’clock, Ashlyn Brothers will share how the Tulsa Health Department is making sure folks can snack safely.
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Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor In Riot At US Capitol
A third Oklahoman pleaded guilty for taking part in the January 6 riot at the United States capitol.
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Hearing Underway To Determine If Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors Can Sue City
A judge is deciding whether survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre can sue for damages, more than 100 years after Greenwood burned.
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500 First Responders Train In Tulsa For Emergency Situations
More than 500 firefighters and rescue workers from across the state are in Tulsa this week training for emergencies.
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Gov. Stitt To Wait Until Clemency Hearing To Make Decision On Julius Jones Case
Governor Kevin Stitt announced he won’t make a final decision on the Julius Jones case until after his clemency hearing.
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Family Friend Of 16-Year-Old Involved In Road Rage Crash Speaks Up
A family friend of the 16-year-old boy who police say was involved in a road rage incident that injured a motorcyclist said he feels terrible for what has happened.
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US Defense Secretary Defends Biden Administration's Handling Of The Withdrawal From Afghanistan
America’s top military brass defended the Biden administration’s handling of the withdrawal of troops and evacuation of citizens and allies from Afghanistan Tuesday morning under intense questioning from members of the Senate Armed Services Committee, including Republican Sen. Jim Inhofe from Oklahoma.
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Tulsa Transit Experiencing Major Staffing Shortage
Public transportation in Tulsa is now the latest industry feeling the effects of a tight job market.
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3 Muskogee Students Banned From Campus After Police Receive Potential Firearm Tip
Three students at Muskogee 8th and 9th Grade Academy are not allowed back on campus after police got a tip there may be a gun at the school.
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Broken Arrow Rose Festival Returns For Free Family Fun
Organizers are getting ready for a weekend of free, family fun at the Broken Arrow Rose Festival. Beverly Forester joined News On 6 at 4 to talk about what families will see at the festival and some of the events they have planned.
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Warrant Issued For Tulsa Man Accused Of Murder At Town Square Apartments
A warrant has been issued for a man police say is connected to a deadly shooting at the Town Square apartments Thursday.
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OSU-Tulsa Announces New Degree In Strategic Communications
OSU-Tulsa is launching a new degree option in strategic communications! School leaders say now is the perfect time as Tulsa sees more growth in the entertainment and media fields.
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