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OSBI Investigating Body Found In Washita River

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A man's body washed up on the banks of the Washita River, near the Custer-Washita county line last week.

Oklahoma Authorities Warn Against Door-To-Door Meat Sales

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Two Oklahoma Sheriff's offices are using Facebook to warn people about door-to-door meat sales.

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Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

News On 6 After a chilly Wednesday, temperatures will rebound on Thursday. Meteorologist Alan Crona has more in his forecast.

Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

News On 6 After a chilly Wednesday, temperatures will rebound on Thursday. Meteorologist Alan Crona has more in his forecast.

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

Craig Day As wildfires continue to devastate areas across Oklahoma, it's important to understand how children respond to events like this. In our "Oklahoma's Own Focus on Kids," Craig Day is looking into how to talk to kids about natural disasters like our wildfires.

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

MaKayla Glenn Over 80,000 pages of JFK assassination documents have been released, offering new insights and potentially ending conspiracy theories, while personal stories of those impacted, like Judy Eason McIntyre, emerge.

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

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Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

News On 6 After a chilly Wednesday, temperatures will rebound on Thursday. Meteorologist Alan Crona has more in his forecast.

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

Cleveland man recounts watching wildfires destroy his home

Sam Carrico A family in Cleveland lost their home and all their belongings in the fires and now, they're looking at the long process of trying to rebuild. The fire was caught on video.

Trump to sign order to begin dismantling Education Department on Thursday

Associated Press President Trump will sign an executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education on Thursday, according to the White House.

Sen. Lankford trying to get specifics on DOGE layoffs

Emory Bryan Sen. James Lankford said he's still trying to get specifics on layoffs from the federal Department of Government Efficiency. Lankford supports the effort to reduce the size of government to a level that's affordable, but he believes it will take 10 years to balance the budget.

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OSBI Investigating Body Found In Washita River

Oklahoma Authorities Warn Against Door-To-Door Meat Sales

Head-On Collision Kills Two, Injures One In Custer County

Skeletal Remains Found Near Weatherford Could Be Missing Teen Jaray Wilson

Two Cars Containing Skeletal Remains Pulled From Lake In Custer County

Persons of Interest in Disappearance Of Teen Arrested In OKC Murder Case

Family Of Missing Weatherford Girl Pleads For Safe Return

Family Of Missing Weatherford Girl Pleads For Safe Return

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Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

Top Headlines

Cool start to first day of spring, warmer temps arrive Thursday afternoon

Supporting children during Oklahoma's wildfires: What parents should know

New JFK assassination documents released for public review

Cleveland man recounts watching wildfires destroy his home

Trump to sign order to begin dismantling Education Department on Thursday

Sen. Lankford trying to get specifics on DOGE layoffs