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Chamber CEO Mike Neal talks Tulsa’s economic momentum

Brooke Cox Tulsa Regional Chamber CEO Mike Neal discusses the city’s recent economic surge, including major industrial projects, international investment, and the return of the PGA Championship.

Oklahoma Outage Maps: Power outage impacts thousands in Tulsa County following round of severe weather

Drake Johnson Strong winds have knocked out power for thousands of customers in Tulsa County Monday evening.

Almost every home in Vera soon online with high-speed internet

Seth Becker With $4.5 million in funding, Washington and Osage counties are adding high-speed internet access to 250 local homes and businesses, part of Oklahoma's statewide digital gap closure.

Oklahoma ranks No. 42 in new 'Best States' report

Hannah Sedgwick Oklahoma ranks 42nd in U.S. News' Best States report, scoring low in health, education and infrastructure.

3 arrested, accused of first-degree murder for deadly Tulsa shooting near 56th and Peoria

Drake Johnson Authorities arrested three people in connection with a deadly shooting over the weekend near 56th Street North and Peoria. More suspects may be outstanding.

Supreme Court hears case on Oklahoma's religious charter school: Here's what's at stake

News On 6 CBS News correspondent Scott McFarlane joined us from Washington to explain what’s at stake.

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Regional sites and seeds announced for NCAA men's golf championships

Justin Woodard Three in-state golf teams are going dancing. Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Oral Roberts are all slated to participate in the regional rounds of the NCAA men’s golf championships.

Regional sites and seeds announced for NCAA men's golf championships

Justin Woodard Three in-state golf teams are going dancing. Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, and Oral Roberts are all slated to participate in the regional rounds of the NCAA men’s golf championships.

ICE is reversing termination of legal status for international students around US, lawyer says

Associated Press The federal government is reversing the termination of legal status for international students around the U.S. after many filed court challenges against the Trump administration crackdown, a government lawyer said Friday.

ICE is reversing termination of legal status for international students around US, lawyer says

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

CBS News Vice President JD Vance reacted to the death of Pope Francis a day after meeting with the pontiff on Easter Sunday, saying he was "happy to see him yesterday," though he noted that Francis "was obviously very ill."

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

Catoosa man charged with threatening to drive car into police station

Cal Day Prosecutors charge a Catoosa man with threatening to drive his car through the front of the police station.

Catoosa man charged with threatening to drive car into police station

Cal Day Prosecutors charge a Catoosa man with threatening to drive his car through the front of the police station.

5 things to know: How Oklahomans can get federal money to install storm shelters

Sam Modde Registration is now open for SoonerSafe, Oklahoma’s rebate program that pays homeowners to install storm shelters. Here’s what to know.

5 things to know: How Oklahomans can get federal money to install storm shelters

Sam Modde Registration is now open for SoonerSafe, Oklahoma’s rebate program that pays homeowners to install storm shelters. Here’s what to know.

OSU men's basketball adds Green Bay's Anthony Roy, nation's leading scorer, from transfer portal

OSU Athletics Steve Lutz, Oklahoma State's coach, welcomes Anthony Roy, one of college's top scorers.

OSU men's basketball adds Green Bay's Anthony Roy, nation's leading scorer, from transfer portal

OSU Athletics Steve Lutz, Oklahoma State's coach, welcomes Anthony Roy, one of college's top scorers.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court race won by Susan Crawford, with support from Democrats and big donors nationwide

CBS News Susan Crawford won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, backed by Democrats and major donors, amid record campaign spending exceeding $81 million.

Wisconsin Supreme Court race won by Susan Crawford, with support from Democrats and big donors nationwide

CBS News Susan Crawford won the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, backed by Democrats and major donors, amid record campaign spending exceeding $81 million.

John Feinstein, Washington Post columnist who wrote ‘A Season on the Brink’ and other books, dies

Associated Press John Feinstein, one of the country’s foremost sports writers and the author of numerous bestselling books, died unexpectedly Thursday. He was 69.

John Feinstein, Washington Post columnist who wrote ‘A Season on the Brink’ and other books, dies

Associated Press John Feinstein, one of the country’s foremost sports writers and the author of numerous bestselling books, died unexpectedly Thursday. He was 69.

Congress faces government shutdown deadline: What it will take to avoid it

Katie Alexander Congress is facing a government shutdown if they can't pass a funding bill by Friday night. News On 6 spoke to CBS's Scott McFarlane on Thursday about what it will take to avert a shutdown and what we can expect if they don't come to an agreement.

Congress faces government shutdown deadline: What it will take to avoid it

Education Department plans to lay off 1,300 employees as Trump vows to wind the agency down

Associated Press The Education Department plans to lay off over 1,300 of its more than 4,000 employees as part of a reorganization that’s seen as a prelude to President Donald Trump’s plan to dismantle the agency.

Education Department plans to lay off 1,300 employees as Trump vows to wind the agency down

'Large-scale and potentially short-term' CBS News Correspondent Scott McFarlane on VA Job Cuts, Potential Government Shutdown

Jonathan Cooper The Trump administration plans to cut up to 80,000 VA jobs, raising concerns about veteran services and the potential for a government shutdown. CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott McFarlane spoke with News On 6 about the impact of these cuts and the likelihood of a government shutdown if Congress fails to reach a budget agreement.

'Large-scale and potentially short-term' CBS News Correspondent Scott McFarlane on VA Job Cuts, Potential Government Shutdown

Trump administration plans to cut 80,000 employees from Veterans Affairs, according to internal memo

Associated Press The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning a reorganization that includes cutting over 80,000 jobs from the sprawling agency that provides health care and other services for millions of veterans, according to an internal memo obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press.

Trump administration plans to cut 80,000 employees from Veterans Affairs, according to internal memo

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Changes in Oklahoma Driver's License Fees: Discount for Ages 62-64 Ends

Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick

News On 6 On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.

Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick

News On 6 On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.

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OSBI assists Adair County Sheriff's Office in deadly shooting investigation

Aaron Alexander Authorities say a man was found shot and killed and a suspect was taken into custody.

Changes in Oklahoma Driver's License Fees: Discount for Ages 62-64 Ends

Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick

News On 6 On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.

Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit

Graham Dowers Superintendent Ryan Walters sits down to discuss major changes in education this fall, including new history standards, Bible distribution, and ongoing legal battles over immigration costs.

Acting head of FEMA said he wasn't aware U.S. has a hurricane season, sources say

CBS News The remark was made by David Richardson at the conclusion of an 8:30 a.m. daily operational briefing typically attended by hundreds of FEMA staffers and interagency partners. Reuters was first to report the comment.

Tulsa Treasures: Historic Greenwood

Brooke Cox Jack Frank of TulsaFilms.com shares archival footage from historic Black Wall Street, including some filmed by Solomon Sir Jones, a Black preacher who dedicated his life to documenting Black towns in Oklahoma and neighboring states.

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