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Tulsa Man Killed In Bartlesville Rollover Crash

Tulsa Man Killed In Bartlesville Rollover Crash

Police say a Tulsa man driving an SUV died early Monday in a crash on Bartlesville's Silver Lake Road. He was identified as 36-year-old Robert Wayne Lee.

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Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

News On 6 Scattered showers and storms are possible Friday as weak systems move through the region, with a few strong storms not out of the question. A stalled front this weekend could bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

News On 6 Scattered showers and storms are possible Friday as weak systems move through the region, with a few strong storms not out of the question. A stalled front this weekend could bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

Sam Carrico Twelve days from Thursday, anyone trying to catch a flight from Tulsa International Airport will need a REAL ID. The deadline had been postponed for years. News On 6's Sam Carrico spoke to travelers ahead of the deadline.

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

Sam Carrico Twelve days from Thursday, anyone trying to catch a flight from Tulsa International Airport will need a REAL ID. The deadline had been postponed for years. News On 6's Sam Carrico spoke to travelers ahead of the deadline.

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Chloe Abbott A Rogers County jury found Jericho Haverstick guilty of murdering his 22-year-old girlfriend, Eliza Arthurs, on Thursday. They recommend life without parole.

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Chloe Abbott A Rogers County jury found Jericho Haverstick guilty of murdering his 22-year-old girlfriend, Eliza Arthurs, on Thursday. They recommend life without parole.

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Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

News On 6 Scattered showers and storms are possible Friday as weak systems move through the region, with a few strong storms not out of the question. A stalled front this weekend could bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

REAL ID deadline approaching: Travelers weigh in

Sam Carrico Twelve days from Thursday, anyone trying to catch a flight from Tulsa International Airport will need a REAL ID. The deadline had been postponed for years. News On 6's Sam Carrico spoke to travelers ahead of the deadline.

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Rogers County jury finds man guilty of murdering his girlfriend, recommends life without parole

Chloe Abbott A Rogers County jury found Jericho Haverstick guilty of murdering his 22-year-old girlfriend, Eliza Arthurs, on Thursday. They recommend life without parole.

Bristow school bus routes soon trackable in real time via parent's phones

Bristow school bus routes soon trackable in real time via parent's phones

Sam Modde Bristow Public Schools rolls out BusRight app offering real-time bus route tracking for parents and guardians.

What does House Bill 2854 mean for Oklahoma colleges – and Langston University?

What does House Bill 2854 mean for Oklahoma colleges – and Langston University?

MaKayla Glenn House Bill 2854 would let larger universities offer programs currently only available at smaller schools like Langston University’s Tulsa campus, Oklahoma’s only HBCU. Supporters say it expands access and helps students graduate. Critics, like Rep. Ronald Stewart, argue it could hurt Langston’s enrollment and funding by allowing other schools to copy its unique programs.

Ducklings keeping Broken Arrow firefighters busy: Multiple rescues this week

Ducklings keeping Broken Arrow firefighters busy: Multiple rescues this week

Sonora Meadows Two different Broken Arrow crews rescued some ducklings on Thursday.

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