Stories By Entity

Breaking News: Tulsa Police investigate deadly shooting near Admiral & S. 193rd E. Ave.

Families Celebrate Thanksgiving At The USA BMX Grand Nationals Race

Families Celebrate Thanksgiving At The USA BMX Grand Nationals Race

Jayden Brannon Many families spent their Thanksgiving at the BMX Grand Nationals Race this year.

How The Invasion Of Ukraine Is Impacting Oklahoma Agriculture

How The Invasion Of Ukraine Is Impacting Oklahoma Agriculture

News On 6 The ongoing invasion of Ukraine is having major impacts here in the US. From gas prices to the economy and even agriculture several areas are seeing financial strain. Dr. Kim Anderson from OSU joined News On 6 at 4 to talk about how current events in Ukraine are affecting Oklahoma's ag industry is Dr. Kim Anderson from OSU.

OSU Adds Mizzou To Basketball Schedule

OSU Adds Mizzou To Basketball Schedule

News 9 Oklahoma State and Missouri will rekindle an old hoops rivalry just before conference-play begins.

Okie Farmers, Ranchers Feel Government Shutdown Pinch

Okie Farmers, Ranchers Feel Government Shutdown Pinch

News 9 Experts say there's a risk that many producers will need to take out loans or look for other places to get funding.

Tushka Students Head Back To Class After Tornado Rips Through Town

Tushka Students Head Back To Class After Tornado Rips Through Town

News 9 Just a week after an EF-3 tornado wiped out the town of Tushka, students are preparing to head back to class. The decision comes despite the town's school being left in ruins.

Wheat Prices Highest In More Than 10 Years

Wheat Prices Highest In More Than 10 Years

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Wheat prices in Oklahoma are at their highest levels in more than 10 years, nearing the $7 per bushel mark. Prices closed Friday between $6.45 and $6.77 at state markets and earlier

View More Stories

Experts say wheat harvest not too promising

Experts say wheat harvest not too promising

News On 6 (Enid-AP) -- Agriculture experts say the outlook for the 2000 wheat harvest doesn't look too promising. The experts cited farmers' need for rain and a grim price outlook at a meeting on the Garfield

Experts say wheat harvest not too promising

Experts say wheat harvest not too promising

News On 6 (Enid-AP) -- Agriculture experts say the outlook for the 2000 wheat harvest doesn't look too promising. The experts cited farmers' need for rain and a grim price outlook at a meeting on the Garfield

View More Stories

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Eden Jones A Sand Springs salon is helping victims of the wildfires in Oklahoma the best way it knows how; pampering guests with free hair care services!

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Eden Jones A Sand Springs salon is helping victims of the wildfires in Oklahoma the best way it knows how; pampering guests with free hair care services!

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Erin Conrad Tulsa police launch 'TPD Connect', a walk-in office at 416 S. Main for downtown community interactions and report filing—public reaction and what’s next.

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Erin Conrad Tulsa police launch 'TPD Connect', a walk-in office at 416 S. Main for downtown community interactions and report filing—public reaction and what’s next.

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Kaitlyn Deggs People with developmental disabilities talked with lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol about legislation impacting them. Developmental Disability Awareness Day at the Capitol happens every March.

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Kaitlyn Deggs People with developmental disabilities talked with lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol about legislation impacting them. Developmental Disability Awareness Day at the Capitol happens every March.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Sand Springs salon offers free hair services for victims of Oklahoma wildfires

Eden Jones A Sand Springs salon is helping victims of the wildfires in Oklahoma the best way it knows how; pampering guests with free hair care services!

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Tulsa Police Department Connect program: What to know about the new downtown location

Erin Conrad Tulsa police launch 'TPD Connect', a walk-in office at 416 S. Main for downtown community interactions and report filing—public reaction and what’s next.

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Advocates, Oklahomans with disabilities rally at Capitol for awareness day: 'Today, they have a voice'

Kaitlyn Deggs People with developmental disabilities talked with lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol about legislation impacting them. Developmental Disability Awareness Day at the Capitol happens every March.

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

David Prock Authorities are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a fatal arson fire in Henryetta, which claimed one life on February 10.

Tulsa Police: Man accused of attacking victim with baseball bat shot, killed near Admiral & S. 193rd. E. Ave.

Tulsa Police: Man accused of attacking victim with baseball bat shot, killed near Admiral & S. 193rd. E. Ave.

Drake Johnson Tulsa Police say an argument between two people resulted in one attacking the other with a baseball bat before a deadly shooting on Monday. Police say the suspected shooter was questioned and is not under arrest.

Elam Park Revamp: City Seeks Community Input on New Features at Elam Park

Elam Park Revamp: City Seeks Community Input on New Features at Elam Park

David Prock The City of Broken Arrow is gathering resident input for a major update to Elam Park, focusing on potential features for the 53 acres of land.

View More Stories

View More Stories