From the Studio
Newsletters
Get 106.9 KHITS updates delivered right to your inbox!
Subscribe to receive exclusive pre-sale info for concert tickets, information on great events happening in the 918, contest alerts and more!
sign-upStories from News On 6
Tulsa Co. District Attorney's Office Holds Spring Day Of Remembrance For Homicide Victims
The Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office held a ceremony Tuesday night to honor homicide victims. They say it’s a group that no one wants to be part of, but coming together to talk about their losses helps them know they are not alone.
Read More
Tonight At 10 On News On 6
We have the news tonight at 10 on News On 6. Refresh this page for daily updates.
Read More
First Responders Encouraging Gun Safety At Public Event
Organizers said between the shooting at Saint Francis and almost two guns being stolen every day throughout Tulsa, something different must be done, and it will take everyone working together.
Read More
Bill Requiring Insurance Companies To Cover Fertility Treatment For Cancer Patients, Survivors Passed By Oklahoma House
The bill is called “Corinne's Law," named after Corinne Dinges, who battled Ewing’s Sarcoma for three years before passing away in 2021.
Read More
SPD: Human Remains Recovered, Believed To Be Related To Missing Stillwater Teen's Death
Stillwater police say that human remains were recovered on Tuesday, and are believed to be related to the case of a missing Stillwater teen.
Read More
Storm Chances Ahead For Green Country
Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
Read More
Senator Lankford Working To Combat Rising Antisemitism On College Campuses
Pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel demonstrations are growing in number and volatility on college campuses, as the war in Gaza drags on. At the same time, a bipartisan group of Senators, including Oklahoma’s James Lankford, is working to make sure anti-Israel sentiment doesn’t cross the line to antisemitism.
Read More
Wagoner County First Responders Support Students During Testing
As kids hopped off the bus, they were greeted by men and women in uniform. No reason to panic—they’re here to offer encouragement. Members from the Wagoner Fire Department and Sheriff’s Office high fived and cheered on the kids as they walked into the school.
Read More
TU's Oklahoma Center For Humanities Recognized For Exhibits
The first ever Leadership in Practice and Community was presented through the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes. The director says the community plays a big part in making the Center for Humanities a success.
Read More
Tulsa County Deputies Arrest Man Accused Of Lighting Fireworks In Neighbor's Mailbox
Tulsa County Deputies arrest a man accused of using fireworks to blow up his neighbor's mailbox after he drank a fifth of whiskey. People who live in that Jenks neighborhood say this is just the latest in a long history of disturbances.
Read More
State Senators Pass Legislation Dealing With "Women's Bill Of Rights," Corporal Punishment
Lawmakers at the state capitol moved forward with a handful of controversial bills Tuesday, including legislation dealing with corporal punishment and gender definition.
Read More
Forgotten High School Basketball Champs In Stillwater Get To Celebrate 68 Years Later
Their coach said to keep quiet and play as spectators for the other team yelled racial slurs at the Washington Bears basketball team in 1956. That didn't change when the Washington High School team kept winning on the road to the title.
Read More
Man Accused Of DUI Arrested, Accused Of Raping Teenager
Investigators say Yander Ramirez had been in court earlier that day on a DUI charge, then was driving around town, drinking and forced the victim to get in his car.
Read MoreTulsa Weather
Feels Like 67°
High/Low70°/55°
WindSE/3mph
Chief Meteorologist
Travis Meyer
