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Severe Storms Cause Damage, Power Outages In NE Oklahoma

Severe thunderstorms are sweeping across northeastern Oklahoma Thursday afternoon. Severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings have been issued for some counties.

Putnam City North Wins Its First Boys Basketball Championship

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The first title is always the sweetest, right?

Putnam City North Closes Season with a Win

News On 6 The Panthers needed help from Yukon to make the playoffs, but the Millers were unable to top Edmond Memorial.

No. 14 Putnam City North Upsets No. 10 Putnam City

News On 6 The Lady Panthers beat the Lady Pirates, 37-31.

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Driver of pickup dies in rear-end collision near Sapulpa on Highway 33

Brooke Cox Authorities are investigating a fatal crash near Highway 33 and S. 193rd West Avenue west of Sapulpa.

Dr. Jim Hess Named 20th President of Oklahoma State University

David Prock Dr. Jim Hess has been named the 20th president of Oklahoma State University, after serving as interim president since February.

Food court fight: What we know about Woodland Hills Mall investigation

Matt Kalish Tulsa Police said a large group of minors got into a fight Thursday inside Woodland Hills Mall. Nobody was hurt but the situation sparked a huge panic.

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

4 things to know about the Arvest Bank online and mobile banking outage

Brian Smallwood Arvest Bank customers are experiencing login issues with online and mobile banking.

Why turtles are crossing Oklahoma roads this spring and how to help them safely

Katie Eastman If you see a turtle crossing the road and can safely pull over to help it, experts say to help it cross the street in the same direction it was heading in and don't move it to a location you think would be safer for it to live.

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