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Public Health In Question In Light Of Impending State Agency Cuts

In light of impending state agency cuts, many are wondering about the future of public health in our state.

6 Investigates: State Hiring Freeze Exemptions

In the wake of a hiring and salary freeze imposed by Governor Fallin one year ago, state agency heads were allowed to continue making hires and giving raises, as if there was no freeze.

Tulsa Voters Elect New City Auditor

News On 6 In the race for city auditor, incumbent Clift Richards was ousted by Democrat Cathy Criswell, in Tuesday's election.

Tulsa Mayor Says Search Committee Looking For City Auditor Replacement

News On 6 With the resignation last week of Tulsa city auditor Preston Doerflinger, Mayor Dewey Bartlett said Monday he has formed a search committee to fill that vacancy.

Tulsa City Auditor Submits Letter Of Resignation

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Trump announces plan to cut U.S. drug prices with ‘most favored nation’ policy

Joe Carmody President Trump's upcoming executive order aims to cut U.S. prescription drug prices by connecting them to the lowest costs paid globally.

Tulsa’s Chance Glasco shares 'Call of Duty' development journey

Jeromee Scot Tulsa native Chance Glasco, one of the original creators of Call of Duty, shares the story of how the iconic video game franchise began in Oklahoma before becoming a global phenomenon.

U.S. and China take step back from sky-high tariffs, agree to pause for 90 days

Associated Press The U.S. and China agree to a 90-day pause on tariffs to make room for more talks on resolving their trade disputes.

High water levels, debris cleanup delay reopening of Tulsa Wave Park

Tiffany Lane Overflow from Keystone Dam causes flooding, shutting down Tulsa Wave Park until at least May 16. Key information on safety measures and potential reopening.

LA Zoo sued over plan to move elephants to Tulsa

Samantha Rupe Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to block the Los Angeles Zoo from transferring two aging elephants to the Tulsa Zoo, arguing the move violates their welfare.

Edan Alexander, U.S. citizen taken hostage on Oct. 7, will be released, Hamas says

CBS News Edan Alexander, the last American hostage kidnapped by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, will be released from captivity after being held hostage for more than 19 months.

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