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How To Prepare Kids For The Solar Eclipse

Schools and camps around the country are preparing for the solar eclipse, Monday. While it's an exciting time for adults and children alike, experts are reminding parents to make sure kids view the eclipse in a safe way.

Police Investigating Suspicious Person Report Near Edmond School

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Oklahoma City Police reports of a suspicious person in the Twin Oaks neighborhood near NW 178th St. and N. Western Ave.

Delaware County Deputies Search For Suspect In Stabbing

News On 6 Delaware County Sheriff's deputies need help tracking down a man they say stabbed his ex-girlfriend Friday night.

Weather service says more than one tornado dropped from storm

News On 6 TWIN OAKS, Okla. (AP) _ Preliminary information suggests that damage this weekend in eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas was caused by more than one tornado.

The storm began southwest

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Severe storms, heavy rain continue across Oklahoma, with flooding possible

News On 6 Severe storms and heavy rainfall will continue across Oklahoma through the weekend, bringing a risk of flooding, strong winds, and cooler temperatures.

Outdoor Pics With Tess: Luke's big catch

Tess Maune If you have a fishing, hunting, or outdoor snapshot you'd like to see featured, send it to Tess Maune on Facebook.

Man on Oklahoma Attorney General's Most Wanted list arrested in Texas

Christian Hans A man on the Oklahoma Attorney General's most wanted list has been apprehended. Learn more below.

Gov. Stitt proposes 'getting rid' of Forestry Department

Victor Pozadas Oklahoma Governor Stitt suggests dissolving the Forestry Department over criticism of the March Wildfire response.

EF1 tornado causes significant damage in Owasso

MaKayla Glenn Many people have been working tirelessly to clear debris and check on their neighbors. Owasso residents have already started making home repairs and patching up roofs in preparation for potential storms later this week.

Q&A: TPS cancels partnership with Reading Partners Tulsa

Sam Carrico Reading Partners Tulsa says it was surprised to learn Tulsa Public Schools was canceling its partnership after twelve years. The program is designed to help students learn to read. They say they would like to move into more districts, but they say they can't do that without more volunteers.

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