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Q&A: The Cimarron Link Energy Transmission Line, Its Potential Impact On Green Country Counties

News On 6 The Cimarron Link project, a 375-mile clean energy transmission line by Invenergy, is advancing with over half of the required land secured, aiming for operation by 2028 amid landowner negotiations and federal funding support.

Sapulpa Liberty Elementary STEM Academy Holds Coin Drive To Pay For Orphan's Scholarship

Amelia Mugavero Students at Sapulpa's Liberty Elementary STEM Academy have been holding a coin drive to pay for a scholarship that will make a big difference to orphan Neto Ramirez.

Democratic Presidential Candidate Beto O’Rourke Campaigns In Tulsa

Erick Payne Democratic candidate for president, Beto O'Rourke, campaigned in Tulsa Sunday. It's the Democrat's second trip to the Sooner State this year as a presidential candidate.

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Oklahoma Tornado Victims Seek To Rebuild

Dave Davis It's been a volatile spring across Oklahoma with many victims of flooding and tornado damage looking to rebuild.

Oklahoma Tornado Victims Seek To Rebuild

Dave Davis It's been a volatile spring across Oklahoma with many victims of flooding and tornado damage looking to rebuild.

Former Cowboy Close To Home In The Minors

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One day we may see Donnie Walton inducted into Cooperstown, but right now, the former OSU Cowboy is working his way through the Mariners farm system.

Former Cowboy Close To Home In The Minors

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One day we may see Donnie Walton inducted into Cooperstown, but right now, the former OSU Cowboy is working his way through the Mariners farm system.

New OU President To Attend Tulsa Meet And Greet

Amy Slanchik

The University of Oklahoma is preparing to welcome a new president Monday.

New OU President To Attend Tulsa Meet And Greet

Amy Slanchik

The University of Oklahoma is preparing to welcome a new president Monday.

Moore 2013 Tornado: 40 Minutes Of Terror

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May 20th 2013. Forty minutes of terror as a monster tornado cut a 20-mile path across the Sooner State. Twenty-four people - including nine children - died.

Moore 2013 Tornado: 40 Minutes Of Terror

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May 20th 2013. Forty minutes of terror as a monster tornado cut a 20-mile path across the Sooner State. Twenty-four people - including nine children - died.

Union Pacific steam train visits Green Country

News On 6 The world's largest operating steam locomotive made its way through the Sooner State Wednesday.

Union Pacific Railroad's Challenger number 3985 is on a six state 3,100-mile tour through

Union Pacific steam train visits Green Country

News On 6 The world's largest operating steam locomotive made its way through the Sooner State Wednesday.

Union Pacific Railroad's Challenger number 3985 is on a six state 3,100-mile tour through

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Q&A: The Cimarron Link Energy Transmission Line, Its Potential Impact On Green Country Counties

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Sapulpa Liberty Elementary STEM Academy Holds Coin Drive To Pay For Orphan's Scholarship

Democratic Presidential Candidate Beto O’Rourke Campaigns In Tulsa

Oklahoma Tornado Victims Seek To Rebuild

Oklahoma Tornado Victims Seek To Rebuild

Former Cowboy Close To Home In The Minors

Former Cowboy Close To Home In The Minors

New OU President To Attend Tulsa Meet And Greet

New OU President To Attend Tulsa Meet And Greet

Moore 2013 Tornado: 40 Minutes Of Terror

Moore 2013 Tornado: 40 Minutes Of Terror

Union Pacific steam train visits Green Country

Union Pacific steam train visits Green Country

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FSU campus on lockdown, at least 6 injured after shooter opens fire on campus; suspect reportedly in custody

FSU campus on lockdown, at least 6 injured after shooter opens fire on campus; suspect reportedly in custody

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

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FSU campus on lockdown, at least 6 injured after shooter opens fire on campus; suspect reportedly in custody

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

Lee Corso to retire from ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ after four-decade run

Former Gov. Frank Keating reflects on tragedy and resilience 30 years after Oklahoma City Bombing

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