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Work Underway To Plug Old Oil Well That Was Leaking Gas Under Tulsa Street

Work Underway To Plug Old Oil Well That Was Leaking Gas Under Tulsa Street

Emory Bryan Work is underway to plug an abandoned oil well in a neighborhood near 71st and Harvard.

How The Oklahoma Corporation Commission Works To Monitor Legislation From D.C.

How The Oklahoma Corporation Commission Works To Monitor Legislation From D.C.

News On 6 The Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulates and licenses electric, natural gas, drinking water, and telecommunications utilities. The newest commissioner and a familiar face Todd Hiett joined News On 6 to talk about his role and the work of the OCC.

Bank Of America Hit With $250 Million In Fines For ‘Double-Dipping’ Fees, Fake Accounts

Bank Of America Hit With $250 Million In Fines For ‘Double-Dipping’ Fees, Fake Accounts

Associated Press Bank of America will reimburse customers more than $100 million and pay $150 million in fines for “double-dipping” on overdraft fees, withholding reward bonuses on credit cards and opening accounts without customer consent.

Department Of Interior Announces Award For 24 States To Plug Abandoned Oil, Gas Wells

Department Of Interior Announces Award For 24 States To Plug Abandoned Oil, Gas Wells

Alex Cameron The Department of the Interior announced Friday it has awarded an initial $560 million from the Biden administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to 24 states, including Oklahoma, to begin to plug, cap and reclaim orphaned oil and gas wells.

2 Tulsans Create New Method To Seal Abandoned Oil Wells, Limit Pollution

2 Tulsans Create New Method To Seal Abandoned Oil Wells, Limit Pollution

Ashlyn Brothers Two Tulsans have created a new method to seal abandoned oil and gas wells and limit pollution. According to the EPA, there are millions of abandoned oil and gas wells in the US emitting hundreds of kilotons of methane gas.

Plan Approved For PSO To Repay Costs From 2021 Winter Storm

Plan Approved For PSO To Repay Costs From 2021 Winter Storm

News On 6 The Oklahoma Corporation Commission is still working with companies to find ways to recoup the billions spent during last year's February winter storm.

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Senate Derails Bill Allowing OK Cities To Fine Train Companies

Senate Derails Bill Allowing OK Cities To Fine Train Companies

News On 6 A bill to impose huge fines on train companies for blocking Oklahoma's railroad crossings has been derailed.

Senate Derails Bill Allowing OK Cities To Fine Train Companies

Senate Derails Bill Allowing OK Cities To Fine Train Companies

News On 6 A bill to impose huge fines on train companies for blocking Oklahoma's railroad crossings has been derailed.

OCC Approves PSO Customers To Get Refund

OCC Approves PSO Customers To Get Refund

The Oklahoma Corporations Commission unanimously approved an order directing PSO to refund about $428 million in deferred excess income taxes to customers.

OCC Approves PSO Customers To Get Refund

OCC Approves PSO Customers To Get Refund

The Oklahoma Corporations Commission unanimously approved an order directing PSO to refund about $428 million in deferred excess income taxes to customers.

PSO: Wind Catcher Project Canceled

PSO: Wind Catcher Project Canceled

Public Service of Oklahoma announced the Wind Catcher project has been canceled after the Public Utility Commission of Texas denied approval of the project.

PSO: Wind Catcher Project Canceled

PSO: Wind Catcher Project Canceled

Public Service of Oklahoma announced the Wind Catcher project has been canceled after the Public Utility Commission of Texas denied approval of the project.

OK Corporation Commission Hears Support, Opposition To Wind Catcher Project

OK Corporation Commission Hears Support, Opposition To Wind Catcher Project

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission heard testimony Monday from several different people about the Wind Catcher project.

OK Corporation Commission Hears Support, Opposition To Wind Catcher Project

OK Corporation Commission Hears Support, Opposition To Wind Catcher Project

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission heard testimony Monday from several different people about the Wind Catcher project.

PSO Customers Could See Slight Decrease In Utility Bills

PSO Customers Could See Slight Decrease In Utility Bills

Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers could get a bit of a break on their utility bills for the rest of the year.

PSO Customers Could See Slight Decrease In Utility Bills

PSO Customers Could See Slight Decrease In Utility Bills

Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers could get a bit of a break on their utility bills for the rest of the year.

Furloughs Announced For Corporation Commission Employees

Furloughs Announced For Corporation Commission Employees

News On 6 Oklahoma's struggling economy is forcing furlough days on Corporation Commission employees.

Furloughs Announced For Corporation Commission Employees

Furloughs Announced For Corporation Commission Employees

News On 6 Oklahoma's struggling economy is forcing furlough days on Corporation Commission employees.

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Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Erin Conrad The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Erin Conrad The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Alex Cameron With Russian President Putin facing mounting criticism for escalating attacks on Ukraine after claiming to want a peace agreement, the U.S. Senate is considering moving forward with bipartisan legislation to impose "crippling" sanctions on Russia. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin says Putin underestimates President Trump's and Congress's resolve at his own peril.

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Alex Cameron With Russian President Putin facing mounting criticism for escalating attacks on Ukraine after claiming to want a peace agreement, the U.S. Senate is considering moving forward with bipartisan legislation to impose "crippling" sanctions on Russia. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin says Putin underestimates President Trump's and Congress's resolve at his own peril.

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Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants

Erin Conrad The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia

Alex Cameron With Russian President Putin facing mounting criticism for escalating attacks on Ukraine after claiming to want a peace agreement, the U.S. Senate is considering moving forward with bipartisan legislation to impose "crippling" sanctions on Russia. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin says Putin underestimates President Trump's and Congress's resolve at his own peril.

Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness

Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness

Sam Carrico Homeless people in Bartlesville could now face fines for washing their clothes in public creeks or for blocking a sidewalk. The City Council approved the rules Monday night as a task force works to find solutions to the city's homelessness issue.

Former teacher receives $700k settlement from City of Tulsa after 2020 arrest at Trump rally

Former teacher receives $700k settlement from City of Tulsa after 2020 arrest at Trump rally

Chloe Abbott A Tulsa woman arrested outside a Trump campaign rally in 2020 is getting a $700,000 settlement from the City of Tulsa.

Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'

Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'

Kaitlyn Deggs Neighbors shocked after Tulsa Police kill man officers say ambushed them after shooting a jogger.

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