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Public Service Company Of Oklahoma Warns Of Impostors Going Door-To-Door
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There has been an increase in people approaching houses, claiming to be PSO employees. There are 3 main things that customers can look out for to protect themselves against scams.
Oklahoma Officials Provide Update On Storm Recovery Efforts
Lex Rodriguez
PSO says it is working around the clock to get power back on across the area and it won’t stop until all power is restored
Wayne Greene From PSO Discusses Power Outages Around Green Country
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Thousands of crews are in Tulsa working to get power back on following the intense weekend storms.
Power Restoration In Green Country Underway As Thousands Left In Dark
Amy Slanchik
PSO says this is its biggest response to a power outage since the ice storm in 2007.
Thousands Across Green Country Waking Up In The Dark After Weekend Storm
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More than 144,000 people across Tulsa County are waking up in the dark again on Monday morning after a round of devastating weekend storms left behind a trail of damage.
WATCH: City Of Tulsa Officials Provide Update On Severe Storm Cleanup, Restoration
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Mayor Bynum, Chief Franklin with TPD, Chief Baker with TFD and Wayne Greene with PSO all spoke and provided the latest information regarding cleanup and power restoration in the City of Tulsa.
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PSO To Continue Plans To Build New Wind, Solar Farms
Emory Bryan
The plans, pending before the Corporation Commission, raised questions about the ultimate cost for consumers, and whether future expansion of generation should be limited to renewables or include all fuel sources.
PSO To Continue Plans To Build New Wind, Solar Farms
Emory Bryan
The plans, pending before the Corporation Commission, raised questions about the ultimate cost for consumers, and whether future expansion of generation should be limited to renewables or include all fuel sources.
PSO Replaces Damaged Power Poles In Barnsdall
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PSO shut down power in Barnsdall on Wednesday night while crews worked to replace some poles that came down.
PSO Replaces Damaged Power Poles In Barnsdall
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PSO shut down power in Barnsdall on Wednesday night while crews worked to replace some poles that came down.
PSO Distributes Free LED Light Bulbs Through Its 'Shine A Light' Program
Jonathan Polasek
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma is looking to help Oklahomans with their electric bills through its 'Shine A Light' program.
PSO Distributes Free LED Light Bulbs Through Its 'Shine A Light' Program
Jonathan Polasek
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma is looking to help Oklahomans with their electric bills through its 'Shine A Light' program.
Mayor Bynum Recognizes Tulsa Businesses For Focus On Employing Veterans
Kaitlyn Deggs
Tulsa's mayor honored several businesses Monday for their efforts to hire more veterans. Bynum hopes by encouraging more businesses to hire veterans, it will help those returning home who may not have a job lined up.
Mayor Bynum Recognizes Tulsa Businesses For Focus On Employing Veterans
Kaitlyn Deggs
Tulsa's mayor honored several businesses Monday for their efforts to hire more veterans. Bynum hopes by encouraging more businesses to hire veterans, it will help those returning home who may not have a job lined up.
PSO Crews Work To Restore Power After McCurtain County Storms
Matt Rahn
The damage in McCurtain County left behind from Friday's tornado has been described as being like a smaller-scale hurricane by recovery crews. PSO worked around the clock to restore power to thousands of customers
PSO Crews Work To Restore Power After McCurtain County Storms
Matt Rahn
The damage in McCurtain County left behind from Friday's tornado has been described as being like a smaller-scale hurricane by recovery crews. PSO worked around the clock to restore power to thousands of customers
PSO's Tulsa Power Station Celebrates 100 Years Of Operation
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A Tulsa landmark is now 100 years old.
PSO's Tulsa Power Station Celebrates 100 Years Of Operation
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A Tulsa landmark is now 100 years old.
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Oklahoma Power Crews Sent To Florida For Hurricane Ian
Brooke Griffin
Green Country electric crews are heading to Florida Monday to assist with any possible damage from Hurricane Ian.
Oklahoma Power Crews Sent To Florida For Hurricane Ian
Brooke Griffin
Green Country electric crews are heading to Florida Monday to assist with any possible damage from Hurricane Ian.
Dangerously High Heat Levels Bring Problems To Tulsa
Jonathan Cooper
It may still officially be spring on the calendar, but outside, it feels a lot like the dead of summer.
Dangerously High Heat Levels Bring Problems To Tulsa
Jonathan Cooper
It may still officially be spring on the calendar, but outside, it feels a lot like the dead of summer.
Largest Wind Farm Built At Once In North America Now Running In Oklahoma
Chinh Doan
The largest wind farm built at once in North America is now running in Oklahoma. Public Service Company of Oklahoma said the hundreds of turbines are part of its efforts to increase renewable energy and save money for its customers.
Largest Wind Farm Built At Once In North America Now Running In Oklahoma
Chinh Doan
The largest wind farm built at once in North America is now running in Oklahoma. Public Service Company of Oklahoma said the hundreds of turbines are part of its efforts to increase renewable energy and save money for its customers.
AEP Completes State's Largest Wind Farm
Emory Bryan
AEP-PSO is using power generated at a wind farm just completed in Western Oklahoma. The Traverse wind farm adds 356 turbines to two smaller phases of the same generating system, together supplying enough power for 440,000 homes. The turbines are winterized, so they’re able to operate in some icy conditions.
AEP Completes State's Largest Wind Farm
Emory Bryan
AEP-PSO is using power generated at a wind farm just completed in Western Oklahoma. The Traverse wind farm adds 356 turbines to two smaller phases of the same generating system, together supplying enough power for 440,000 homes. The turbines are winterized, so they’re able to operate in some icy conditions.
Power Restored After Equipment Failure Left Over 1,000 Tulsans Without Power
Gabe Castillo
Hundreds were without power in Tulsa on Tuesday morning, according to the Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
Power Restored After Equipment Failure Left Over 1,000 Tulsans Without Power
Gabe Castillo
Hundreds were without power in Tulsa on Tuesday morning, according to the Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
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City of Tulsa plans intersection work at 91st and Riverside after fatal crash
Emory Bryan
The City of Tulsa plans to improve the pavement and drainage at the 91st and Riverside intersection near the scene of a fatal crash.
City of Tulsa plans intersection work at 91st and Riverside after fatal crash
Emory Bryan
The City of Tulsa plans to improve the pavement and drainage at the 91st and Riverside intersection near the scene of a fatal crash.
A warming trend arrives this week bringing storm chances this weekend
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Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma will see warmer, mostly dry weather early this week with highs climbing into the 80s and 90s by midweek. Heat index values could approach 95°F on Wednesday, followed by increasing thunderstorm chances late in the week and into the weekend. Some weekend storms may be strong to severe.
A warming trend arrives this week bringing storm chances this weekend
News On 6
Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma will see warmer, mostly dry weather early this week with highs climbing into the 80s and 90s by midweek. Heat index values could approach 95°F on Wednesday, followed by increasing thunderstorm chances late in the week and into the weekend. Some weekend storms may be strong to severe.
One year later: Barnsdall students end school year with gratitude and joy
Ryan Gillin
Barnsdall students are wrapping up their school year with joy and sunshine this year. They didn't get to finish their school year last year because a tornado devastated the town last May.
One year later: Barnsdall students end school year with gratitude and joy
Ryan Gillin
Barnsdall students are wrapping up their school year with joy and sunshine this year. They didn't get to finish their school year last year because a tornado devastated the town last May.
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City of Tulsa plans intersection work at 91st and Riverside after fatal crash
Emory Bryan
The City of Tulsa plans to improve the pavement and drainage at the 91st and Riverside intersection near the scene of a fatal crash.
A warming trend arrives this week bringing storm chances this weekend
News On 6
Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma will see warmer, mostly dry weather early this week with highs climbing into the 80s and 90s by midweek. Heat index values could approach 95°F on Wednesday, followed by increasing thunderstorm chances late in the week and into the weekend. Some weekend storms may be strong to severe.
One year later: Barnsdall students end school year with gratitude and joy
Ryan Gillin
Barnsdall students are wrapping up their school year with joy and sunshine this year. They didn't get to finish their school year last year because a tornado devastated the town last May.
Tulsa family seeks justice after beloved dogs fatally shot near park
Erin Conrad
A Tulsa family is demanding answers after they say two of their dogs were shot and killed over the weekend in a neighborhood park. Neighbors, however, say the dogs were a problem.
LA Zoo's elephant transfer to Tulsa sparks controversy amid lawsuit
Eden Jones
Animal rights groups oppose the LA Zoo’s decision to move elephants Billy and Tina to the Tulsa Zoo, prompting a new lawsuit and renewed debate over elephant welfare in captivity.
McAlester pool schedule could be impacted by staffing shortages this summer
Aaron Alexander
McAlester faces potential public pool hour reductions due to a lifeguard shortage. Job applicants are needed as the 2025 season looms
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