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Los Angeles Wildfire Deaths Rise To 24 As More Fierce Winds Are Forecasted

Associated Press Firefighters battling devastating Los Angeles wildfires, which have claimed at least 24 lives and destroyed thousands of homes, are bracing for dangerous winds forecasted to intensify the flames.

Pacific Palisades Fire Is The Most Destructive In LA History With 1,000 Structures Burned

Associated Press Fierce wildfires are raging in the Los Angeles area, fueled by powerful Santa Ana winds, sending residents fleeing from burning homes through flames. Thousands of firefighters were battling at least three separate blazes, from the Pacific Coast inland to Pasadena.

Jenks High School Band Chosen To March in 2024 Rose Parade

Jayden Brannon In its 135 years, more than half a million high school bands have marched in the Rose Parade, and this year, Jenks joined in on the legacy.

Tornado Causes Damage East Of Houston; No Injuries Reported

Associated Press A powerful storm system took aim at the Gulf Coast on Tuesday, spawning a tornado that downed utility poles and power lines, overturned vehicles and ripped roofs off homes and businesses in communities east of Houston.

Storm System Dumps Heavy Snow On Indiana, Michigan After Bringing Tornado Damage To Texas

CBS News Heavy, wet snow has covered roads, vehicles, houses and buildings Wednesday from central and northern Indiana into much of southeastern Michigan.

Severe Weather Moves Along Gulf Coast, Bringing Tornadoes

CBS News A powerful storm system took aim at the Gulf Coast on Tuesday, spawning a tornado that downed utility poles and power lines, overturned vehicles and ripped roofs off homes in communities east of Houston. There were no immediate reports of serious injuries.

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Hold Steady: UGA, Ohio St, Michigan, TCU Remain CFP Top 4

Associated Press Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan and TCU held on to the top four spots in the College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday night, with Tennessee at No. 5 and LSU at No. 6. Oklahoma State is at No. 22.

Hold Steady: UGA, Ohio St, Michigan, TCU Remain CFP Top 4

Woman Strips Naked At End Of Police Chase In Los Angeles

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A 32-year-old woman who allegedly tried to run over her parents in Pasadena and then led multiple law enforcement agencies on a wild high-speed 100 mile long chase into downtown Los Angeles was arrested late Friday.

Woman Strips Naked At End Of Police Chase In Los Angeles

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NASA Images Show Jupiter Apparently Hit By Object

News On 6 PASADENA, Calif. - Astronomers say Jupiter has apparently been struck by an object, possibly a comet. Images taken by NASA early Monday show a scar in the atmosphere near the south pole of the gas giant. The

NASA Images Show Jupiter Apparently Hit By Object

Rose Bowl Could Be New Home Of USC

'Everybody Hates Chris' renewed for 2007-2008 season despite low ratings

News On 6 LOS ANGELES (AP) _ ``Everybody Hates Chris,'' the CW sitcom inspired by comedian Chris Rock's Brooklyn childhood, has been renewed for the 2007-2008 season.

The network's announcement

'Everybody Hates Chris' renewed for 2007-2008 season despite low ratings

News On 6 LOS ANGELES (AP) _ ``Everybody Hates Chris,'' the CW sitcom inspired by comedian Chris Rock's Brooklyn childhood, has been renewed for the 2007-2008 season.

The network's announcement

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California man pleads guilty in identity theft case in Oklahoma

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A California man has pleaded guilty to charges that he used information from death certificates to open credit accounts and make purchases at Target and Home Depot.

Earnest

California man pleads guilty in identity theft case in Oklahoma

Sooner football team returns home

News On 6 Fresh from their Rose Bowl victory, the OU Sooners got a hero's welcome Thursday.

The champs made their way back to home soil Thursday afternoon. As soon as they touched down in Oklahoma

Sooner football team returns home

News On 6 Fresh from their Rose Bowl victory, the OU Sooners got a hero's welcome Thursday.

The champs made their way back to home soil Thursday afternoon. As soon as they touched down in Oklahoma

UNION High School marching band prepares now for 2002 Rose Bowl parade

News On 6 Tulsa Union's Renegade Regiment is headed to California this January. The band will do its part to help celebrate a national tradition, the 2002 Rose Bowl Parade.

Band members found out last

UNION High School marching band prepares now for 2002 Rose Bowl parade

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Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa police officers are investigating a shooting at the Studio Star Extended Stay Hotel early Wednesday morning.

Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa police officers are investigating a shooting at the Studio Star Extended Stay Hotel early Wednesday morning.

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Brooke Cox Hominy residents are under a precautionary boil order after a power outage partially shut down the city’s water plant, marking the second water service disruption this month.

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Brooke Cox Hominy residents are under a precautionary boil order after a power outage partially shut down the city’s water plant, marking the second water service disruption this month.

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

Samantha Rupe Oklahoma immigration bill paused for at least two weeks as a legal challenge moves forward in federal court.

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

Samantha Rupe Oklahoma immigration bill paused for at least two weeks as a legal challenge moves forward in federal court.

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Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa police officers are investigating a shooting at the Studio Star Extended Stay Hotel early Wednesday morning.

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Brooke Cox Hominy residents are under a precautionary boil order after a power outage partially shut down the city’s water plant, marking the second water service disruption this month.

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

Samantha Rupe Oklahoma immigration bill paused for at least two weeks as a legal challenge moves forward in federal court.

Free boat rides, splash pads return to Gathering Place this Summer

Ashley Jones Peggy’s Pond and Mist Mountain reopen just in time for warmer weather.

Tulsa parks rank 59th nationally, score high on amenities

Hannah Sedgwick City scores high for splashpads and sports fields, but still trails in access and investment

Tulsa International Airport offers simulated travel experience for the neurodiverse

Zachary Sabel Ready for Takeoff at Tulsa International Airport on May 30 offers a stress-free walkthrough of the travel process, including check-in, TSA screening, and gate access. The event aims to aid travelers with anxiety or developmental disabilities, emphasizing inclusivity in air travel.

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Los Angeles Wildfire Deaths Rise To 24 As More Fierce Winds Are Forecasted

Pacific Palisades Fire Is The Most Destructive In LA History With 1,000 Structures Burned

Jenks High School Band Chosen To March in 2024 Rose Parade

Tornado Causes Damage East Of Houston; No Injuries Reported

Storm System Dumps Heavy Snow On Indiana, Michigan After Bringing Tornado Damage To Texas

Severe Weather Moves Along Gulf Coast, Bringing Tornadoes

Hold Steady: UGA, Ohio St, Michigan, TCU Remain CFP Top 4

Hold Steady: UGA, Ohio St, Michigan, TCU Remain CFP Top 4

Woman Strips Naked At End Of Police Chase In Los Angeles

Woman Strips Naked At End Of Police Chase In Los Angeles

NASA Images Show Jupiter Apparently Hit By Object

NASA Images Show Jupiter Apparently Hit By Object

Young Oklahomans Shine In Pasadena Parade

Young Oklahomans Shine In Pasadena Parade

Rose Bowl Could Be New Home Of USC

Rose Bowl Could Be New Home Of USC

'Everybody Hates Chris' renewed for 2007-2008 season despite low ratings

'Everybody Hates Chris' renewed for 2007-2008 season despite low ratings

California man pleads guilty in identity theft case in Oklahoma

California man pleads guilty in identity theft case in Oklahoma

Sooner football team returns home

Sooner football team returns home

UNION High School marching band prepares now for 2002 Rose Bowl parade

UNION High School marching band prepares now for 2002 Rose Bowl parade

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Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

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Tulsa police investigate shooting near 51st and Yale

Precautionary boil order issued in Hominy after water plant shutdown

Judge temporarily blocks Oklahoma law targeting undocumented immigrants

Free boat rides, splash pads return to Gathering Place this Summer

Tulsa parks rank 59th nationally, score high on amenities

Tulsa International Airport offers simulated travel experience for the neurodiverse