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State Orders Cut In Water Injection After Earthquakes

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has directed a wastewater disposal well to reduce its volume of injection after more than a dozen earthquakes rattled part of northwest Oklahoma since Friday.

Winds Damage Up To 100 Homes

News On 6 ENID, Okla. (AP) _ High winds tore through Garfield County early Friday, damaging about 100 homes, uprooting trees and knocking out power to thousands of people.

Authorities say nobody was injured.

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Tulsa Weather: Cooler midweek break before more severe storms this weekend

News On 6 A cold front brought cooler temperatures and a break from the storms for now.

Tulsa Weather: Cooler midweek break before more severe storms this weekend

News On 6 A cold front brought cooler temperatures and a break from the storms for now.

Edison High grad returning to Oklahoma as president of Indiana Pacers, set to face off OKC Thunder in NBA Finals

Chloe Abbott A few folks in Tulsa are rooting for the Indiana Pacers because the guy in charge of them is Kevin Pritchard. He lived in Tulsa and graduated from Edison High School.

Edison High grad returning to Oklahoma as president of Indiana Pacers, set to face off OKC Thunder in NBA Finals

Chloe Abbott A few folks in Tulsa are rooting for the Indiana Pacers because the guy in charge of them is Kevin Pritchard. He lived in Tulsa and graduated from Edison High School.

PSO customer rates going up as Corporation Commissioners greenlight power plant purchase

Sam Modde Oklahoma Corporation Commission greenlights PSO’s $730M acquisition of Jenks power plant, including a 5% utility rate increase for customers.

PSO customer rates going up as Corporation Commissioners greenlight power plant purchase

Sam Modde Oklahoma Corporation Commission greenlights PSO’s $730M acquisition of Jenks power plant, including a 5% utility rate increase for customers.

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Tulsa Weather: Cooler midweek break before more severe storms this weekend

News On 6 A cold front brought cooler temperatures and a break from the storms for now.

Edison High grad returning to Oklahoma as president of Indiana Pacers, set to face off OKC Thunder in NBA Finals

Chloe Abbott A few folks in Tulsa are rooting for the Indiana Pacers because the guy in charge of them is Kevin Pritchard. He lived in Tulsa and graduated from Edison High School.

PSO customer rates going up as Corporation Commissioners greenlight power plant purchase

Sam Modde Oklahoma Corporation Commission greenlights PSO’s $730M acquisition of Jenks power plant, including a 5% utility rate increase for customers.

Alex Caruso reflects on Thunder’s journey to the finals: 'The basics are the basics'

News 9 Alex Caruso, Thunder's seasoned veteran, talks strategy and team spirit ahead of the finals.

Tulsa bar making changes after seeing fewer customers since May shooting downtown

Sam Carrico A Tulsa bar owner says they're changing the way they do business because they are seeing fewer customers after the shooting near Second and Elgin in downtown Tulsa last month. Lounge 88 is limiting some shows to once a month a making part of the bar invitation only.

'I want people to know': Green Country family warns about Alpha-Gal Syndrome

MaKayla Glenn A Green Country woman is warning others about Alpha-Gal Syndrome — a serious red meat allergy caused by tick bites. Tawanna Ross Leivan, along with her husband, son, and mother, all live with the condition. It affects not just food, but medications and daily products. Doctors say awareness is key, and if you feel sick hours after eating meat, ask your doctor about Alpha-Gal.

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