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Fall Preview Next Week: Cooler weather and storm chances incoming
A strong cold front will arrive late Saturday into Sunday, bringing pattern change. Next week’s forecast includes increased rain chances and a fall-like pattern, with potential for organized storm systems and cooler, cloudier days across Green Country.
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Tulsa restaurants struggle with soaring meat and fish prices— but aren’t raising menus yet
Sticker shock at the grocery store isn’t just hitting families — it’s also squeezing longtime Tulsa restaurants. Some local spots say they're seeing meat and fish prices jump back to pandemic levels. Here’s what two Tulsa restaurant owners and an agricultural expert had to say:
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Tulsa man found guilty a second time after previous conviction reversed
For a second time, a federal jury finds a Tulsa man guilty of raping and brutally beating a 73-year-old nun inside her home.
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OSU among the first to partner with Google AI to offer faculty and students free AI courses
Students and faculty members will now have access to earning Google AI certificates and AI courses for free.
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Oklahoma law enforcement officials warn against recreational marijuana proposal
Oklahoma law enforcement agencies are speaking out against State Question 837, saying legalizing recreational marijuana would worsen problems they’ve already seen since medical marijuana became legal.
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Tulsa area nonprofits get thousands of dollars in grants from Cox Communications
More than two dozen Green Country nonprofits are getting thousands of dollars to help their causes. Cox Communications employees got to pick the winners of the grants.
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Villanova says a report of a campus shooter was a ‘cruel hoax’
Police responded Thursday to a report of an active shooter on the campus of Villanova University, days before the start of classes.
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In Focus: Kik app linked to rising child exploitation cases, Tulsa investigators say
The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Child Predator Unit investigated two cases and learned of them through a cyber tip from Kik.
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Tulsa Botanic Garden calls on community for annual scarecrow contest
The Tulsa Botanic Garden wants the community to help bring some fall fun to life during its Autumn Festival next month. News On 6’s Sam Carrico tells us about its call for scarecrows.
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Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols pushes back against Gov. Stitt over Muscogee Creek Nation settlement
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols defended the city’s settlement with the Muscogee Creek Nation on tribal jurisdiction during a press conference at City Hall Thursday, pushing back against Gov. Kevin Stitt’s effort to block the agreement.
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What is the Kik app and how did it become so popular? | News On 6 explains
Launched in 2010, Kik has gained immense popularity among teens for its anonymity and ease of use, allowing users to communicate without sharing phone numbers. However, this very feature raises critical safety concerns that parents should consider.
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Cracker Barrel loses almost $100 million in value as stock plunges after new logo release
Shares of Cracker Barrel fell $4.22, or 7.2%, to $54.80 in Thursday trading, shedding $94 million in market value. The stock had dipped to a low of $50.27 earlier in the day, representing a loss of almost $200 billion in its capitalization.
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Struck gas line temporarily closes QuikTrip near Route 66 and W. 23rd St.
A gas line was struck near a QuikTrip at W. 23rd St. and Southwest Boulevard on Thursday, temporarily causing the cross street and store to close.
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