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Officials from state and federal agencies are investigating what's being called a gas purge site in Pawhuska.

Locust Grove Receives Nearly $3.5 Million To Upgrade Sewage Treatment Plant

News On 6 The town of Locust Grove is getting a low-interest loan to upgrade is sewage treatment plant.

Haikey Creek Sewage Plant To Receive $6.5 million In Upgrades

News On 6 Broken Arrow Municipal Authority received a multimillion-dollar, low-interest loan, the Oklahoma Water Resources Board said.

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Tribe Fights To Be Heard On Water Plan

News On 6 An Oklahoma Indian tribe claims tribal governments are being excluded from the state's effort to develop a 50-year water plan.

Tribe Fights To Be Heard On Water Plan

News On 6 An Oklahoma Indian tribe claims tribal governments are being excluded from the state's effort to develop a 50-year water plan.

State Developing Comprehensive Water Plan

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is developing a comprehensive report on water policy and anticipated supply and demand in Oklahoma over the next 50 years.

Last year, the

State Developing Comprehensive Water Plan

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

News On 6 DENVER (AP) _ The state of Oklahoma is asking a Denver appeals court to relieve the multimillion-dollar debt it incurred over the construction of Sardis Lake.

At issue is whether the state must

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Bartlesville to consider alternate drinking water source

News On 6 BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (AP) -- An alternate drinking water source could be on tap for Bartlesville residents.

The Bartlesville City Council will consider a request Tuesday to approve an application

Bartlesville to consider alternate drinking water source

Ada residents protest potential water sale

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(Ada-AP) -- Ada residents have sent more than 14,000 protest letters to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board.

Ray Lokey, spokesman for the Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle-Simpson

Ada residents protest potential water sale

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(Ada-AP) -- Ada residents have sent more than 14,000 protest letters to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board.

Ray Lokey, spokesman for the Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle-Simpson

Oklahoma says Texas illegally storing water

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma officials say they're ready to take Texas to court over a reservoir.

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board says about two (b) billion gallons of water a year end

Oklahoma says Texas illegally storing water

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Arsenic found in central Oklahoma municipal water wells

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Officials say as much as one-half of municipal water wells penetrating central Oklahoma's aquifer have arsenic levels above new federal standards.

Geologist Jamie Schlottmann

Arsenic found in central Oklahoma municipal water wells

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Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Aaron Alexander Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Aaron Alexander Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Amy Slanchik An Owasso teenager with a rare disease is making big strides in her personal life. At 3 feet 10 inches tall, she is learning to drive. She also recently earned several awards at school.

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Amy Slanchik An Owasso teenager with a rare disease is making big strides in her personal life. At 3 feet 10 inches tall, she is learning to drive. She also recently earned several awards at school.

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Cal Day A new $4 billion aluminum manufacturing plant is coming to the Port of Inola, bringing 1,000 new jobs and what leaders call a major economic boost for northeast Oklahoma.

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Cal Day A new $4 billion aluminum manufacturing plant is coming to the Port of Inola, bringing 1,000 new jobs and what leaders call a major economic boost for northeast Oklahoma.

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Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Aaron Alexander Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Amy Slanchik An Owasso teenager with a rare disease is making big strides in her personal life. At 3 feet 10 inches tall, she is learning to drive. She also recently earned several awards at school.

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Cal Day A new $4 billion aluminum manufacturing plant is coming to the Port of Inola, bringing 1,000 new jobs and what leaders call a major economic boost for northeast Oklahoma.

Inside CBS Sports’ massive broadcast operation at the PGA Championship

CBS Sports With 200 cameras and a crew of 1,000, CBS aims to deliver an unmatched viewing experience.

How pickleball can substitute for a trip to the gym

Alyssa Miller A traditional gym routine is not for everyone, so ACE Pickleball Club in Broken Arrow is sharing a few pickleball warmups, drills, and cool downs that people of all ages can do to still get an excellent cardio workout.

James Comey under investigation for posting "86 47" on Instagram — Trump calls post "a terrible thing"

CBS News Former FBI Director James Comey has provoked an outcry from the Trump administration after he briefly posted a photo to Instagram that federal officials alleged was a call for violence against President Trump — a claim Comey pushed back on.

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Hominy State of Emergency: Public urged to conserve water after line damage

City Of Muskogee Looks To Improve Water Quality With $17M Investment

Blue Green Algae Found In Ketchum Cove On Grand Lake

Gas Purge Site Bubbles Up Near Pawhuska School

Locust Grove Receives Nearly $3.5 Million To Upgrade Sewage Treatment Plant

Haikey Creek Sewage Plant To Receive $6.5 million In Upgrades

Tribe Fights To Be Heard On Water Plan

Tribe Fights To Be Heard On Water Plan

State Developing Comprehensive Water Plan

State Developing Comprehensive Water Plan

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Bartlesville to consider alternate drinking water source

Bartlesville to consider alternate drinking water source

Ada residents protest potential water sale

Ada residents protest potential water sale

Oklahoma says Texas illegally storing water

Oklahoma says Texas illegally storing water

Arsenic found in central Oklahoma municipal water wells

Arsenic found in central Oklahoma municipal water wells

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Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Top Headlines

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Global aluminum giant to build $4B facility in Port of Inola

Inside CBS Sports’ massive broadcast operation at the PGA Championship

How pickleball can substitute for a trip to the gym

James Comey under investigation for posting "86 47" on Instagram — Trump calls post "a terrible thing"