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The Hot Seat: OBI CEO Dr. John Armitage explains how severe weather, illness depleted Oklahoma's blood supply

News On 6 Oklahoma's blood supply has reached critically low levels due to severe weather and widespread illness, prompting an urgent call for donors. Dr. John Armitage, CEO of the Oklahoma Blood Institute, discusses the challenges and the need for a thousand donors daily to support patients and families.

OBI Says Proposed Bill Would Improve Quality Of Life For At-Home Hospice Patients

News On 6 The OBI said Senate Bill 2186 would make access to blood transfusions easier for end-of-life patients who receive care at home.

Oklahoma's Our Blood Institute Hosts Bedlam Blood Drives

News 9 Oklahoma's OBI hosts Bedlam blood drive with an opportunity to win tickets.

Hot Seat: Remembering Dwight Sublett

News On 6 On today's edition of the Hot Seat, Dr. Larry Bookman is accompanied by David Chansolme and John Armitage to remember the life of Mr. Dwight Sublett.

Disaster Relief: Oklahomans Send Blood Donations To Help Texas Tornado Survivors

Ashlyn Brothers Oklahomans are doing all they can to help victims of the Texas tornado that killed at least three people and injured nearly 70 people. Blood is a major need, so a group of blood collectors across the country is stepping in to help.

Patients who received life-saving blood donations have a new way to thank their donors.

New Technology Allows Tulsa Patients To Send Thanks To Blood Donors

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Patients who received life-saving blood donations have a new way to thank their donors.

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Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Christian Hans US Sen. James Lankford is discussing rising tensions in the Middle East as Israel and Iran exchange retaliatory strikes.

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Christian Hans US Sen. James Lankford is discussing rising tensions in the Middle East as Israel and Iran exchange retaliatory strikes.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Jonathan Polasek Overnight storms in Ramona, Oklahoma, caused widespread tree damage, displaced structures, and left more than 600 customers without power, with most of the damage attributed to strong winds.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

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Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Christian Hans US Sen. James Lankford is discussing rising tensions in the Middle East as Israel and Iran exchange retaliatory strikes.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

News On 6 Rain and storms continue into the early morning hours across parts of Oklahoma with pockets of locally heavy rainfall possible. Another round of a few strong to severe storms may develop along a southward-moving boundary later today before dry yet muggy weather returns. By Thursday and into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure will bring heat and humidity, pushing heat index values near 105°.

Ada woman wanted following deadly shooting apprehended

Christian Hans A woman on Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's 10 Most Wanted list was apprehended in Texas on Tuesday. Investigators say Heather Lynn Harjo fatally shot a 21-year-old Ada woman in April.

Severe storms bring damaging winds, flood risk to Oklahoma

News On 6 News On 6 Chief Meteorologist Travis Meyer is tracking severe storms moving through northeastern Oklahoma.

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The Hot Seat: OBI CEO Dr. John Armitage explains how severe weather, illness depleted Oklahoma's blood supply

OBI Says Proposed Bill Would Improve Quality Of Life For At-Home Hospice Patients

Oklahoma's Our Blood Institute Hosts Bedlam Blood Drives

Hot Seat: Remembering Dwight Sublett

Disaster Relief: Oklahomans Send Blood Donations To Help Texas Tornado Survivors

OBI In 'Blood Emergency' With Less Than 1-Day Supply Of Blood

Donors Urged To Give Blood In Tulsa During Shortage

Donors Urged To Give Blood In Tulsa During Shortage

New Technology Allows Tulsa Patients To Send Thanks To Blood Donors

New Technology Allows Tulsa Patients To Send Thanks To Blood Donors

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Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Top Headlines

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Sen. Lankford discusses Israel-Iran clashes, progress on One Big, Beautiful Bill

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

Ada woman wanted following deadly shooting apprehended

Severe storms bring damaging winds, flood risk to Oklahoma