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Rogers State University breaks ground on indoor practice facility
Seth Becker
Rogers State University in Claremore breaks ground on a new indoor practice facility. The 10,000+ sq ft space will be used by baseball, softball, and golf teams.
NSU Broken Arrow offers free summer science camps for teens
Hannah Sedgwick
Free STEM summer camps at NSU-Broken Arrow are open to Oklahoma students in grades 8–10.
5 things to know about Atlas School’s Capstone showcase
Samantha Rupe
Graduating students are presenting real-world tech solutions for their final project.
Broken Arrow Schools hiring bus drivers due to district growth, not due to shortage
Erin Conrad
Broken Arrow Public Schools is hiring 15 new bus drivers to staff a second transportation facility opening soon. The district says its hiring is driven by growth—not a shortage—and offers paid training, benefits, and hourly wages up to $22.
Oklahoma students, lawmakers gather to highlight higher education’s impact
Ashley Jones
State leaders and students gather at the capitol to highlight the value of higher education and economic growth
Oklahoma lawmakers consider moving school board elections to November to boost voter turnout
Cal Day
A bill moving through the state legislature would change the date of school board elections. Supporters hope this would increase voter turnout, but opponents think it will keep qualified people from running for office.
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Judge dismisses Boismier defamation suit; Walters could settle ethics case
Destini Pittman
A defamation lawsuit against State Superintendent Ryan Walters was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. The Ethics Commission is currently negotiating a potential settlement over a campaign finance investigation against Walters.
Judge dismisses Boismier defamation suit; Walters could settle ethics case
Destini Pittman
A defamation lawsuit against State Superintendent Ryan Walters was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. The Ethics Commission is currently negotiating a potential settlement over a campaign finance investigation against Walters.
Lawmakers advance 'Bell To Bell' no phone policy, nudge Oklahoma classrooms closer to digital detox
Sam Modde
Oklahoma closer to passing SB 139, a proposed law to ban students' use of cellphones in classrooms. Details on the statewide standard and its exceptions.
Lawmakers advance 'Bell To Bell' no phone policy, nudge Oklahoma classrooms closer to digital detox
Sam Modde
Oklahoma closer to passing SB 139, a proposed law to ban students' use of cellphones in classrooms. Details on the statewide standard and its exceptions.
Unplugged and engaged: Bixby Middle School students experience tech-free education
Ethan Wright
Bixby Middle School algebra teacher Carole Clagg pioneers Tech-Free Day, finding that unplugging enhances learning and collaboration among students.
Unplugged and engaged: Bixby Middle School students experience tech-free education
Ethan Wright
Bixby Middle School algebra teacher Carole Clagg pioneers Tech-Free Day, finding that unplugging enhances learning and collaboration among students.
Union Public Schools reduces student absenteeism by 1.35% with 'Be Present To Win' campaign
Drake Johnson
Union said it made "significant" progress in reducing chronic absenteeism this school year.
Union Public Schools reduces student absenteeism by 1.35% with 'Be Present To Win' campaign
Drake Johnson
Union said it made "significant" progress in reducing chronic absenteeism this school year.
Federal government revokes 8 student visas at Oklahoma State University
David Prock
The federal government has revoked visas for eight OSU students; specific reasons remain undisclosed amid ongoing university support efforts.
Federal government revokes 8 student visas at Oklahoma State University
David Prock
The federal government has revoked visas for eight OSU students; specific reasons remain undisclosed amid ongoing university support efforts.
Tulsa School Board approves Parents Bill of Rights
Kris Crawford
The Tulsa Public School Board has approved a Parents Bill of Rights that will go into effect next school year.
Tulsa School Board approves Parents Bill of Rights
Kris Crawford
The Tulsa Public School Board has approved a Parents Bill of Rights that will go into effect next school year.
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WATCH: State Supt. Ryan Walters, TPS Supt. Dr. Ebony Johnson announce that 13 Tulsa schools are exiting CSI designation
Brooke Cox
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters and Tulsa Public Schools' Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson joined News On 6 at 9 a.m. on Monday to announce the 13 schools that have been removed from CSI designation status based on current data.
WATCH: State Supt. Ryan Walters, TPS Supt. Dr. Ebony Johnson announce that 13 Tulsa schools are exiting CSI designation
Brooke Cox
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters and Tulsa Public Schools' Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson joined News On 6 at 9 a.m. on Monday to announce the 13 schools that have been removed from CSI designation status based on current data.
Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job
MaKayla Glenn
School districts across Oklahoma are struggling to keep bus routes running as fewer bus drivers sign on for the job. Heather Paris, a school bus driver with nearly 11 years of experience, finds joy in interacting with students and creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Oklahoma's Own in Focus: Bus driver shortages affecting routes, workers still enjoying job
MaKayla Glenn
School districts across Oklahoma are struggling to keep bus routes running as fewer bus drivers sign on for the job. Heather Paris, a school bus driver with nearly 11 years of experience, finds joy in interacting with students and creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters announces 13 Tulsa schools exiting CSI designation
Brooke Cox
Thirteen Tulsa Public Schools campuses have exited the state’s Comprehensive Support and Improvement designation after showing significant academic improvement across multiple measures.
Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters announces 13 Tulsa schools exiting CSI designation
Brooke Cox
Thirteen Tulsa Public Schools campuses have exited the state’s Comprehensive Support and Improvement designation after showing significant academic improvement across multiple measures.
Focus On Kids: Union Public Schools Summer Food Program offers free meals for all students
Aaron Alexander
Union Public Schools announces 2025 Summer Food Program. Free breakfast and lunch are offered to students across multiple sites in Tulsa.
Focus On Kids: Union Public Schools Summer Food Program offers free meals for all students
Aaron Alexander
Union Public Schools announces 2025 Summer Food Program. Free breakfast and lunch are offered to students across multiple sites in Tulsa.
New Electrical and Electronics Program at MidAmerica Industrial Park trains students for high-demand jobs
Jayden Brannon
Discover the new Electrical and Electronics Technology Program—a workforce-ready initiative by MidAmerica Industrial Park, Northeast Tech, and OSU Institute of Technology, fueling Oklahoma's future industrial growth.
New Electrical and Electronics Program at MidAmerica Industrial Park trains students for high-demand jobs
Jayden Brannon
Discover the new Electrical and Electronics Technology Program—a workforce-ready initiative by MidAmerica Industrial Park, Northeast Tech, and OSU Institute of Technology, fueling Oklahoma's future industrial growth.
Healthcare Career Day in Broken Arrow inspires high school students with diverse opportunities
Autumn Bracey
Healthcare Career Day in Broken Arrow offers high school students the chance to explore a wide range of healthcare careers beyond traditional roles, with hands-on activities and professional guidance from local experts.
Healthcare Career Day in Broken Arrow inspires high school students with diverse opportunities
Autumn Bracey
Healthcare Career Day in Broken Arrow offers high school students the chance to explore a wide range of healthcare careers beyond traditional roles, with hands-on activities and professional guidance from local experts.
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Breaking down the SoonerSafe Rebate Program: Do I qualify for a storm shelter?
Bella Roddy
Oklahomans can now apply for a chance to receive up to $3,000 toward the installation of a safe room through the state’s SoonerSafe Safe Room Rebate Program. Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know.
Breaking down the SoonerSafe Rebate Program: Do I qualify for a storm shelter?
Bella Roddy
Oklahomans can now apply for a chance to receive up to $3,000 toward the installation of a safe room through the state’s SoonerSafe Safe Room Rebate Program. Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know.
2 people missing after car caught in Bixby flood
Victor Pozadas
2 people were rescued and another 2 are missing after a car was swept away by flood waters near the creek around 17700 E Highway 64 Sunday afternoon according to the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.
2 people missing after car caught in Bixby flood
Victor Pozadas
2 people were rescued and another 2 are missing after a car was swept away by flood waters near the creek around 17700 E Highway 64 Sunday afternoon according to the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.
Collision on I-44 in Tulsa closes westbound lanes
Graham Dowers
A crash on the eastbound side of Interstate 44 at South Garnett Road in Tulsa has closed westbound lanes.
Collision on I-44 in Tulsa closes westbound lanes
Graham Dowers
A crash on the eastbound side of Interstate 44 at South Garnett Road in Tulsa has closed westbound lanes.
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Breaking down the SoonerSafe Rebate Program: Do I qualify for a storm shelter?
Bella Roddy
Oklahomans can now apply for a chance to receive up to $3,000 toward the installation of a safe room through the state’s SoonerSafe Safe Room Rebate Program. Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know.
2 people missing after car caught in Bixby flood
Victor Pozadas
2 people were rescued and another 2 are missing after a car was swept away by flood waters near the creek around 17700 E Highway 64 Sunday afternoon according to the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.
Collision on I-44 in Tulsa closes westbound lanes
Graham Dowers
A crash on the eastbound side of Interstate 44 at South Garnett Road in Tulsa has closed westbound lanes.
‘Christ is King’ resolution passed by Oklahoma legislature
Jen Billings
Passed Thursday, legislators pushed the measure through during the observance of Holy Week. Resolution author Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland, says the text affirms Oklahoma’s spiritual heritage and enduring faith.
LIVE UPDATES: Floods continue to blanket the Tulsa metro
Graham Dowers
News On 6 is tracking severe storms in the Tulsa area. Watch this space for live updates as we learn more about where the storms are headed next.
1 arrested, over 10,000 plants seized during marijuana grow bust in Mannford
Tyler Whitehead
Over 300 hundred pounds of processed marijuana was seized, and a person is arrested after an investigation into a Mannford grow operation led to a search warrant.
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