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Tulsa Media And Community Leaders Launch $14 Million Nonprofit News Initiative

Tulsa Media And Community Leaders Launch $14 Million Nonprofit News Initiative

News On 6 The Tulsa Local News Initiative, a nonprofit backed by $14 million in funding, aims to expand local news coverage, create over 20 journalism jobs, and support five Tulsa media outlets.

Tulsa Mayoral Candidates Meet For Forum On TU Campus Ahead Of Election

Tulsa Mayoral Candidates Meet For Forum On TU Campus Ahead Of Election

News On 6 Tulsans had another chance on Tuesday to learn about the two candidates running to become the city's next mayor.

Election 2024: Mayoral Forum, City Council Meet-And-Greet Happening at University of Tulsa

Election 2024: Mayoral Forum, City Council Meet-And-Greet Happening at University of Tulsa

News On 6 A mayoral forum and City Council candidate event will be held at the University of Tulsa, offering voters a chance to get informed ahead of the Aug. 27 municipal election.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Detailing Tulsa Public Schools' Wire Fraud Case Involving A Former Administrator

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Detailing Tulsa Public Schools' Wire Fraud Case Involving A Former Administrator

News On 6 Prosecutors said Fletcher's actions went on until 2022 before TPS noticed red flags and started an investigation.

$40 Million Worth Of Renovations Planned For Boone Pickens Stadium

$40 Million Worth Of Renovations Planned For Boone Pickens Stadium

John Holcomb There's more money going into the OSU program, with $40 million worth of renovations coming to Boone Pickens stadium -- first reported by the Tulsa World. It will reduce capacity to just over 55,000 but the plan is for more aisles in the upper levels. The stadium turf and the practice field turf will also be replaced.

Tulsa Crime Stoppers To Add 'Little Libraries' To Low Income Areas

Tulsa Crime Stoppers To Add 'Little Libraries' To Low Income Areas

Erick Payne Tulsa Crime Stoppers is bringing more than a dozen little libraries to low-income and high-crime areas in the next few days. The mini-libraries are former Tulsa World newspaper boxes filled with books for kids to read. The main goal is to raise literacy r

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Copy-New President: University of Oklahoma Layoffs Possible

Copy-New President: University of Oklahoma Layoffs Possible

University of Oklahoma's incoming president says the school could see layoffs as it faces a $15 million operating loss for the coming fiscal year.

Copy-New President: University of Oklahoma Layoffs Possible

Copy-New President: University of Oklahoma Layoffs Possible

University of Oklahoma's incoming president says the school could see layoffs as it faces a $15 million operating loss for the coming fiscal year.

Judge In Open Records Case Recuses After Request From Fallin's Office

Judge In Open Records Case Recuses After Request From Fallin's Office

A judge presiding over a lawsuit seeking records related to a botched execution has recused from the case after a request from Gov. Mary Fallin’s office.

Judge In Open Records Case Recuses After Request From Fallin's Office

Judge In Open Records Case Recuses After Request From Fallin's Office

A judge presiding over a lawsuit seeking records related to a botched execution has recused from the case after a request from Gov. Mary Fallin’s office.

Source: Tommy Mason-Griffin to Leave Oklahoma

Source: Tommy Mason-Griffin to Leave Oklahoma

News On 6 Monday morning the Tulsa World reported that Mason-Griffin left OU during spring break and doesn't intend to return.

Source: Tommy Mason-Griffin to Leave Oklahoma

Source: Tommy Mason-Griffin to Leave Oklahoma

News On 6 Monday morning the Tulsa World reported that Mason-Griffin left OU during spring break and doesn't intend to return.

Tulsa Newspaper Announces Staff Reductions

Tulsa Newspaper Announces Staff Reductions

News On 6 A Tulsa newspaper has announced it has reduced its workforce effective Tuesday, March 1st.

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

Tulsa Newspaper Announces Staff Reductions

Tulsa Newspaper Announces Staff Reductions

News On 6 A Tulsa newspaper has announced it has reduced its workforce effective Tuesday, March 1st.

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

News On 6 Layoffs announced at the Tulsa World newspaper Tuesday morning.

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

Tulsa Newspaper Lays Off 28

News On 6 Layoffs announced at the Tulsa World newspaper Tuesday morning.

Oklahomans Polled About Crime

Oklahomans Polled About Crime

News On 6 The latest Oklahoma Poll reveals that about a third of those questioned feel less safe than they did four years ago.

Oklahomans Polled About Crime

Oklahomans Polled About Crime

News On 6 The latest Oklahoma Poll reveals that about a third of those questioned feel less safe than they did four years ago.

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Zolkoski Responds To Critics

Zolkoski Responds To Critics

News On 6 Tulsa Public Schools' Superintendent is speaking out about recent criticism about the Tulsa Academic Center.

Zolkoski Responds To Critics

Zolkoski Responds To Critics

News On 6 Tulsa Public Schools' Superintendent is speaking out about recent criticism about the Tulsa Academic Center.

Poll Shows McCain Would Win Oklahoma

Poll Shows McCain Would Win Oklahoma

News On 6 With the race for each party's presidential nomination becoming more focused, we wondered how the potential matchups would play out in Oklahoma.

Poll Shows McCain Would Win Oklahoma

Poll Shows McCain Would Win Oklahoma

News On 6 With the race for each party's presidential nomination becoming more focused, we wondered how the potential matchups would play out in Oklahoma.

Economy Important To Oklahoma Voters

Economy Important To Oklahoma Voters

News On 6 The latest Oklahoma Poll shows the economy will be top of mind for many voters on Super Tuesday. Our poll with the Tulsa World asked 750 likely voters to list their most important issues in voting for

Economy Important To Oklahoma Voters

Economy Important To Oklahoma Voters

News On 6 The latest Oklahoma Poll shows the economy will be top of mind for many voters on Super Tuesday. Our poll with the Tulsa World asked 750 likely voters to list their most important issues in voting for

Campaign Reports Not Always Detailed, Newspaper Review Finds

Campaign Reports Not Always Detailed, Newspaper Review Finds

News On 6 TULSA, Okla. (AP) A review of campaign finance reports by the Tulsa World finds that most of the more than $30 million spent by candidates for Oklahoma political offices went toward advertising.

But

Campaign Reports Not Always Detailed, Newspaper Review Finds

Campaign Reports Not Always Detailed, Newspaper Review Finds

News On 6 TULSA, Okla. (AP) A review of campaign finance reports by the Tulsa World finds that most of the more than $30 million spent by candidates for Oklahoma political offices went toward advertising.

But

Immigration A Pressing Problem Facing Oklahoma

Immigration A Pressing Problem Facing Oklahoma

News On 6 The issue of immigration has rapidly emerged as one of the most pressing problems facing Oklahoma.

That's the finding of our most recent Oklahoma Poll. In the latest survey by The News On

Immigration A Pressing Problem Facing Oklahoma

Immigration A Pressing Problem Facing Oklahoma

News On 6 The issue of immigration has rapidly emerged as one of the most pressing problems facing Oklahoma.

That's the finding of our most recent Oklahoma Poll. In the latest survey by The News On

Tulsa man describes killing as a "thrill"

Tulsa man describes killing as a "thrill"

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- In a jailhouse interview with an Oklahoma City newspaper, a Tulsa man describes killing as -- quote -- "a thrill."

Paul Williford told The Oklahoman Monday in a telephone

Tulsa man describes killing as a "thrill"

Tulsa man describes killing as a "thrill"

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- In a jailhouse interview with an Oklahoma City newspaper, a Tulsa man describes killing as -- quote -- "a thrill."

Paul Williford told The Oklahoman Monday in a telephone

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Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Matt Kalish A source tells News On 6 there was a large fight inside Tulsa’s Woodland Hills Mall Thursday night.

Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Matt Kalish A source tells News On 6 there was a large fight inside Tulsa’s Woodland Hills Mall Thursday night.

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Amanda Siew The Oklahoma legislature filed a joint resolution Thursday to disapprove proposed updates to state social studies and science standards, following concerns from newly-appointed State Board of Education members, Governor Kevin Stitt and some state lawmakers.

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Amanda Siew The Oklahoma legislature filed a joint resolution Thursday to disapprove proposed updates to state social studies and science standards, following concerns from newly-appointed State Board of Education members, Governor Kevin Stitt and some state lawmakers.

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Emory Bryan A federal program to expand electric vehicle infrastructure has been suspended, pausing a $66 million grant award to Oklahoma.

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Emory Bryan A federal program to expand electric vehicle infrastructure has been suspended, pausing a $66 million grant award to Oklahoma.

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Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Sources: Large fight sparks panic inside Woodland Hills Mall

Matt Kalish A source tells News On 6 there was a large fight inside Tulsa’s Woodland Hills Mall Thursday night.

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards

Amanda Siew The Oklahoma legislature filed a joint resolution Thursday to disapprove proposed updates to state social studies and science standards, following concerns from newly-appointed State Board of Education members, Governor Kevin Stitt and some state lawmakers.

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Federal grant for Oklahoma electric vehicle charging infrastructure paused, $66 million project in jeopardy

Emory Bryan A federal program to expand electric vehicle infrastructure has been suspended, pausing a $66 million grant award to Oklahoma.

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

Scattered storms, heavy rain possible in Tulsa through the weekend

News On 6 Scattered showers and storms are possible today and Friday as weak systems move through the region, with a few strong storms not out of the question. A stalled front this weekend could bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

OSDE suspends teaching license of mom charged in Haskell viral video

OSDE suspends teaching license of mom charged in Haskell viral video

Matt Kalish The State Board of Education voted Thursday to suspend the teaching license of a Haskell woman charged in tribal court with misdemeanor child neglect after a viral video showed her daughter outside her home wearing only pajamas on a freezing day earlier this year.

City of Tulsa offering special trash service for people with disabilities

City of Tulsa offering special trash service for people with disabilities

Aaron Alexander Tulsa is offering backyard trash service for people with certain physical limitations or disabilities.

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