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University Of Oklahoma Gets $16M Grant To Address Healthcare Shortage

News On 6 The grant will be used over the next four years to recruit, retain, and graduate medical students from tribal, rural, and medically underserved communities across Oklahoma.

Executive Charged Alongside Joy Hofmeister Turns Self In

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CCOSA Executive Director Steven Crawford turned himself in at the Oklahoma County Jail Monday following conspiracy charges related to Joy Hofmeister's campaign for State School Superintendent.

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What's in your water? Tahlequah and Broken Arrow students find out in NSU science camp

Ethan Wright Middle schoolers from Tahlequah and Broken Arrow swap classrooms for creeks at NSU’s Get Green for Blue camp, learning about environmental science at Oxley Nature Center.

What's in your water? Tahlequah and Broken Arrow students find out in NSU science camp

Ethan Wright Middle schoolers from Tahlequah and Broken Arrow swap classrooms for creeks at NSU’s Get Green for Blue camp, learning about environmental science at Oxley Nature Center.

Going, going, gone: Tulsa fans race for blue-and-orange threads before the Thunder's big game

Ryan Gillin Oklahoma City Thunder NBA Finals spur fan rush for blue-and-orange gear. Secure your merchandise as stocks thin out at local stores in Tulsa.

Going, going, gone: Tulsa fans race for blue-and-orange threads before the Thunder's big game

Ryan Gillin Oklahoma City Thunder NBA Finals spur fan rush for blue-and-orange gear. Secure your merchandise as stocks thin out at local stores in Tulsa.

Peach season begins in Oklahoma's peach capital

Alyssa Miller The peach harvest has begun at Livesay Orchards in Porter. The family that owns the property has been growing peaches there since 1966.

Peach season begins in Oklahoma's peach capital

Alyssa Miller The peach harvest has begun at Livesay Orchards in Porter. The family that owns the property has been growing peaches there since 1966.

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What's in your water? Tahlequah and Broken Arrow students find out in NSU science camp

Ethan Wright Middle schoolers from Tahlequah and Broken Arrow swap classrooms for creeks at NSU’s Get Green for Blue camp, learning about environmental science at Oxley Nature Center.

Going, going, gone: Tulsa fans race for blue-and-orange threads before the Thunder's big game

Ryan Gillin Oklahoma City Thunder NBA Finals spur fan rush for blue-and-orange gear. Secure your merchandise as stocks thin out at local stores in Tulsa.

Peach season begins in Oklahoma's peach capital

Alyssa Miller The peach harvest has begun at Livesay Orchards in Porter. The family that owns the property has been growing peaches there since 1966.

'You've been violated:' Dewey woman says $50,000 of priceless jewelry burglarized from home

Kaitlyn Deggs Dewey woman faces $50,000 jewelry theft while away. Washington County Sheriff's Office says it has people of interest.

New Tort Reform ideas signed into law during 2026 legislative session

Haley Hetrick The 2026 legislative session had a big focus on business and economic development, with lawmakers passing bills on tax cuts, business courts, bringing in new companies and tort reform.

Convicted felon arrested, accused of having stolen gun in his pants during Tulsa foot chase

Tyler Whitehead A convicted felon is arrested after he was accused of leading police on a foot chase with a stolen gun in his pants.

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