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Grieving Oklahoma Mother Of A Murdered Baby Doesn't Feel Safe

Grieving Oklahoma Mother Of A Murdered Baby Doesn't Feel Safe

Brian Dorman An Oklahoma dentist has been put away for life, yet he's managed to keep his lone survivor looking over her shoulder.

Murder Trial Of Tulsa Dentist Set Begin Monday

Murder Trial Of Tulsa Dentist Set Begin Monday

Jury selection begins Monday, August 27th in a former Tulsa dentist's murder trial.

Tulsa Dentist Charged In OKC Child's Death To Ask For Bond

Tulsa Dentist Charged In OKC Child's Death To Ask For Bond

A Tulsa dentist arrested in connection to the death of an Oklahoma City child will ask for bond.

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Brian Smallwood The literacy nonprofit will now serve 10 Union Public Schools and is seeking volunteer tutors for the upcoming school year.

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Brian Smallwood The literacy nonprofit will now serve 10 Union Public Schools and is seeking volunteer tutors for the upcoming school year.

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Jonathan Polasek As NIH's Safe to Sleep campaign grinds to a halt due to funding cuts, Bailey Medical Center in Owasso continues the mission to reduce infant deaths. The ABC's of sleep are still a priority.

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Jonathan Polasek As NIH's Safe to Sleep campaign grinds to a halt due to funding cuts, Bailey Medical Center in Owasso continues the mission to reduce infant deaths. The ABC's of sleep are still a priority.

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Reading Partners expands at Union Public Schools

Brian Smallwood The literacy nonprofit will now serve 10 Union Public Schools and is seeking volunteer tutors for the upcoming school year.

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Safe To Sleep campaign in limbo after federal budget cuts

Jonathan Polasek As NIH's Safe to Sleep campaign grinds to a halt due to funding cuts, Bailey Medical Center in Owasso continues the mission to reduce infant deaths. The ABC's of sleep are still a priority.

EGA $4B aluminum project bringing thousands of jobs to Oklahoma

EGA $4B aluminum project bringing thousands of jobs to Oklahoma

Jayden Brannon World's largest aluminum producer, Emirates Global Aluminum, invests $4 billion into an industrial project in Inola, Oklahoma, promising to generate thousands of new jobs and boost U.S. aluminum production.

Rooster Days kicks off 94th year in Broken Arrow

Rooster Days kicks off 94th year in Broken Arrow

Sam Carrico Rooster Days kicked off its 94th year in Broken Arrow Thursday night. The event has more than 100 vendors, rides, and a parade. News On 6's Sam Carrico says people are already having fun, and Broken Arrow Police have a plan to keep everyone safe.

CDC data shows overdose deaths dropped significantly both in Oklahoma and across the country in 2024

CDC data shows overdose deaths dropped significantly both in Oklahoma and across the country in 2024

Chloe Abbott Overdose deaths dropped significantly both in Oklahoma and across the country in 2024, according to the CDC.

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