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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Explaining The Letters About Lead Pipes And How To Check If Your Home Is Safe

Kaitlyn Deggs A city letter warning that water service lines could contain lead has raised concerns among Nowata residents, prompting calls for clarity and action on water infrastructure issues.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Fatal Pedestrian Crash Highlights Safety Concerns In Tulsa

News On 6 A deadly crash on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard raises questions about pedestrian safety in areas with no sidewalks in Tulsa.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Cyclist Safety Challenges Spotlighted By Recent Data

Erin Conrad Oklahoma ranks 9th in the top ten most dangerous states for cyclists, according to the most recent data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. News On 6 took an in-focus look at safety concerns for cyclists.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Families Who Lost Loved Ones To Illicit Drugs Spread Awareness Of Dangers

News On 6 Loved ones of people who have died from an illicit drug overdose are spreading awareness with their annual courthouse rally.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Strangulation Victim Shares Survival Story; Local Law Enforcement Release PSA To Help Others

Reagan Ledbetter A Tulsa woman was strangled 10 years ago, and what she endured still haunts her every day. Gisela Salgado shared her story publicly for the very first time with News On 6. BAPD Chief Brandon Berryhill says domestic violence calls are the number one call they get. He says his department recently changed the way they ask victims questions because many don't realize if they woke up somewhere and didn't remember how they got there, they were probably strangled.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa County Approves Pay Raises For Deputies

Reagan Ledbetter Tulsa County approves a major pay raise for sheriff's deputies. County Commissioners and other elected officials voted to reallocate more money from the county's general fund to pay for the higher salaries.

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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Experts Talk About Moving Over For Emergency Vehicles After Fire Truck Crash

Kaitlyn Deggs Drivers ed teachers and officers say what’s most important is that you pay attention to what’s going on around you and pull over as soon as you can when you hear those sirens because you don’t know where they’re headed.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Experts Talk About Moving Over For Emergency Vehicles After Fire Truck Crash

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Kasey Alerts And Oklahoma Alert Systems

Kaitlyn Deggs The state’s newest emergency alert has caught people’s attention after one was issued for a Tulsa woman. News On 6 goes In Focus on what the Kasey Alert is and when they are used.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Kasey Alerts And Oklahoma Alert Systems

Kaitlyn Deggs The state’s newest emergency alert has caught people’s attention after one was issued for a Tulsa woman. News On 6 goes In Focus on what the Kasey Alert is and when they are used.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Chloe Abbott Investigators say a teen was playing with the gun when it went off, hitting Seely Rudolph in the head and killing him. Police say his death was a tragic accident but a preventable one.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Chloe Abbott Investigators say a teen was playing with the gun when it went off, hitting Seely Rudolph in the head and killing him. Police say his death was a tragic accident but a preventable one.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: School Safety After Gun Recovered On Campus

News 9 After a gun was fired on a metro campus, News 9 looks into school safety and response to threats.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: School Safety After Gun Recovered On Campus

News 9 After a gun was fired on a metro campus, News 9 looks into school safety and response to threats.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Fire Explains Preparation For Potential Mass Casualty Events

Kaitlyn Deggs Tulsa Fire EMS Officer Robert Brown said firefighters always prepare for the worst but hope for the best, and try to work together and as quickly as possible.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Fire Explains Preparation For Potential Mass Casualty Events

Kaitlyn Deggs Tulsa Fire EMS Officer Robert Brown said firefighters always prepare for the worst but hope for the best, and try to work together and as quickly as possible.

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KO In Focus Safety

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Explaining The Letters About Lead Pipes And How To Check If Your Home Is Safe

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Fatal Pedestrian Crash Highlights Safety Concerns In Tulsa

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Cyclist Safety Challenges Spotlighted By Recent Data

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Families Who Lost Loved Ones To Illicit Drugs Spread Awareness Of Dangers

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Strangulation Victim Shares Survival Story; Local Law Enforcement Release PSA To Help Others

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa County Approves Pay Raises For Deputies

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Experts Talk About Moving Over For Emergency Vehicles After Fire Truck Crash

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Experts Talk About Moving Over For Emergency Vehicles After Fire Truck Crash

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Kasey Alerts And Oklahoma Alert Systems

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Kasey Alerts And Oklahoma Alert Systems

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: School Safety After Gun Recovered On Campus

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: School Safety After Gun Recovered On Campus

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Fire Explains Preparation For Potential Mass Casualty Events

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Fire Explains Preparation For Potential Mass Casualty Events

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Oklahoma Attorney Gentner Drummond To Make Announcement Monday

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