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Gov. Stitt Puts Focus On Education, Business Growth In State Of The State Address

News On 6 The 2023 legislative session kicks off on Monday with a joint session of the House and Senate for Governor Kevin Stitt's State of the State address.

Governor Stitt Vows To Make Oklahoma The 'Most Business-Friendly State'

News On 6 Governor Stitt delivered his first State of the State Address of his second term on Monday. One of the main points of the Governor's plan is to continue to make Oklahoma the "most business-friendly state in the nation."

Jenks Public Schools Support Staff Feeling Effects Of Walkout

Amy Slanchik

Jenks Public Schools will be out again Monday, which means another day support staff employees won't work.

Osage County Sheriff’s Office Looking For Church Burglar

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The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is hoping the public can help them identify a man they say burglarized a church.

Dell to expand Oklahoma City customer center

Oklahoma City approves incentives for Dell center

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The Oklahoma City Council has approved $17.25-million in incentives to lure a Dell sales and service center to the city.

Yesterday's council vote will give the Round

Oklahoma City approves incentives for Dell center

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The Oklahoma City Council has approved $17.25-million in incentives to lure a Dell sales and service center to the city.

Yesterday's council vote will give the Round

Oklahoma City officials eye proposed location for Dell facility

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- An abandoned park along the restored Oklahoma River could be declared surplus next week to make way for a possible new Dell computers sales center.

The 68-acre property at

Oklahoma City officials eye proposed location for Dell facility

Dell jobs could signal new level of appeal for Oklahoma City

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The chairman of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce says a deal with Dell to bring 500 computer sales center jobs to Oklahoma City is about more than just jobs.

Chairman

Dell jobs could signal new level of appeal for Oklahoma City

Albertson's 'Community Partners' program

News On 6 Do you know of a non-profit group that could use a little extra money? They may be able to benefit from the Community Partners program at Albertson's.

Members and supporters of a registered

Albertson's 'Community Partners' program

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Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

News On 6 Areas of dense fog and a few isolated showers for our Thursday morning, but mostly quiet weather will continue for one more day. Severe weather threats return to Green Country early Friday morning.

Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Bella Roddy Looking for exciting events in Tulsa this weekend? Here are some top picks for June 6-8.

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Bella Roddy Looking for exciting events in Tulsa this weekend? Here are some top picks for June 6-8.

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

Joe Carmody Emerging trend sees Vietnamese replace other non-English languages as third most spoken language at home in Oklahoma. Get the full report and its implications on the state's cultural scene

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

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Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Bella Roddy Looking for exciting events in Tulsa this weekend? Here are some top picks for June 6-8.

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

American Theatre Company hosts Tony Awards watch party fundraiser

Brooke Cox The American Theatre Company is hosting a Tony Awards Watch Party on June 8 to raise funds and celebrate community theater in Tulsa.

Watch OKC Thunder NBA Finals on Tulsa’s biggest screen at ONEOK Field

Hannah Sedgwick ONEOK Field to host free public watch parties for Games 2 and 3 of the Finals

Heatwaves could worsen disease outbreaks 13 times over, study finds

Tiffany Lane New research from Ireland links rising temperatures to increased mosquito activity, weakened immune systems, and altered human behavior.

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Gov. Stitt Puts Focus On Education, Business Growth In State Of The State Address

Governor Stitt Vows To Make Oklahoma The 'Most Business-Friendly State'

Jenks Public Schools Support Staff Feeling Effects Of Walkout

Osage County Sheriff’s Office Looking For Church Burglar

Dell unveils new data recovery system

Dell opens new call center in Oklahoma City

Dell to expand Oklahoma City customer center

Dell to expand Oklahoma City customer center

Oklahoma City approves incentives for Dell center

Oklahoma City approves incentives for Dell center

Oklahoma City officials eye proposed location for Dell facility

Oklahoma City officials eye proposed location for Dell facility

Dell jobs could signal new level of appeal for Oklahoma City

Dell jobs could signal new level of appeal for Oklahoma City

Albertson's 'Community Partners' program

Albertson's 'Community Partners' program

Top Headlines

Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

Top Headlines

Tulsa Weather: Thursday warm-up before more severe storms return

Things to do in Tulsa this weekend

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

American Theatre Company hosts Tony Awards watch party fundraiser

Watch OKC Thunder NBA Finals on Tulsa’s biggest screen at ONEOK Field

Heatwaves could worsen disease outbreaks 13 times over, study finds