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The Oklahoma Supreme Court has rejected a case filed by 48 school districts suing the state for 23 years of back pay.

Schools File Lawsuit Over Alleged Funding Miscalculation

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A lawsuit was filed in the Oklahoma State Supreme Court Monday to grant relief on behalf of dozens of school districts.

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Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

News On 6 A strong cold front has brought gusty winds and seasonal temperatures to northern Oklahoma, with minor midweek storm chances and cooler mornings. By Friday and through the weekend, a shift in the weather pattern will bring increasing storm activity and a risk of severe weather, with an active trend likely to continue into next week.

Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

MaKayla Glenn New federal rules now prevent non-permanent U.S. residents from getting FHA-backed home loans, leaving many immigrant families without financing options. While most lenders are stepping back, First Pryority Bank is continuing to serve ITIN borrowers through its own private lending program. The Oklahoma-based bank says it’s focused on helping responsible taxpayers who are on the path to citizenship and has no plans to stop offering these loans.

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Sam Modde 29-year-old Tulsa man is sentenced to 10 years in prison after robbing a bank near 61st & Lewis in April 2024.

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Sam Modde 29-year-old Tulsa man is sentenced to 10 years in prison after robbing a bank near 61st & Lewis in April 2024.

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Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Sam Modde 29-year-old Tulsa man is sentenced to 10 years in prison after robbing a bank near 61st & Lewis in April 2024.

Tulsa adds mental health clinicians to 911 center

Emory Bryan The new Tulsa 911 program diverts over 600 calls to mental health professionals, enhancing support for crisis situations.

Oklahoma Mental Health Department seeks emergency funds as governor orders new investigation

Chloe Abbott Oklahoma Mental Health Department, facing budget crisis, requests an additional $6.2M as independent audit looms.

Chromebook catches fire at Mounds Middle School

Matt Kalish Students and staff at Mounds Middle School were evacuated Monday after the school district said a computer caught fire.

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Webbers Falls schools switch to distance learning amid illness outbreak

Ponca City Public Schools Expansion May Leave 92-Year-Old Woman Without A Home

Friends & Family Remember Dr. Stephanie Husen

Teacher Of The Day: Stacy Pinney

OK Supreme Court Rejects School Back Pay Suit

Schools File Lawsuit Over Alleged Funding Miscalculation

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Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Top Headlines

Tulsa Weather: A cold front brings gusty north winds and seasonal temperatures

New federal rules cut off FHA loans for non-permanent U.S. resident homebuyers

Tulsa man sentenced for pulling gun, robbing local bank

Tulsa adds mental health clinicians to 911 center

Oklahoma Mental Health Department seeks emergency funds as governor orders new investigation

Chromebook catches fire at Mounds Middle School