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Corps Begins Additional Release Of Water Into Arkansas River From Keystone Dam

The Arkansas River in Tulsa has more water in it, thanks to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps opened up the gates on Keystone Dam Wednesday to lower the lake's level.

More Oklahoma counties eligible to receive federal disaster assistance

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Ten more Oklahoma counties have received federal disaster assistance for damage from severe storms and tornadoes that began May 8th.

Nine counties had already been declared

Motorists urged to watch out for deer crossing roadways

News On 6 The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is warning motorists that deer mating season has begun and to watch out for deer crossing roadways.

Motorists in the Patrolâ€™s troop â€œKâ€ section killed nine deer.

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Family speaks out after Tulsa road rage incident leads to fatal stabbing

Sam Carrico A family wants answers after a loved one was killed in what police say was a case of road rage a couple of weeks ago. Police say a man stabbed Miashah Moses after she attacked him and his car with a tire iron. Her family says they believe there is more to the story, and they want the man charged.

Family speaks out after Tulsa road rage incident leads to fatal stabbing

Nearing record highs soon before weekend storm chances return

News On 6 A warming trend will bring near-record highs to Tulsa and parts of Oklahoma by midweek, followed by a weak front early Thursday. Thunderstorm chances increase late this weekend into early next week, with the potential for some strong to severe storms across the region.

Nearing record highs soon before weekend storm chances return

Tulsa-based Francis Energy confident of growth, despite pause in federal grant program

Emory Bryan Despite paused federal grants, Tulsa-based Francis Energy eyes growth in EV charging infrastructure.

Tulsa-based Francis Energy confident of growth, despite pause in federal grant program

Emory Bryan Despite paused federal grants, Tulsa-based Francis Energy eyes growth in EV charging infrastructure.

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Family speaks out after Tulsa road rage incident leads to fatal stabbing

Nearing record highs soon before weekend storm chances return

Tulsa-based Francis Energy confident of growth, despite pause in federal grant program

Emory Bryan Despite paused federal grants, Tulsa-based Francis Energy eyes growth in EV charging infrastructure.

Section 8 cuts could impact thousands in Tulsa as federal rental assistance faces major overhaul

Ethan Wright The Trump administration's plan aims to slash rental assistance, potentially affecting thousands in Tulsa. Explore the details of this sweeping proposal and its implications for our community.

'Want to see accountability': Wagoner County residents push for grand jury petition, investigation into Sheriff and District Attorney

Eden Jones Wagoner County citizens are petitioning for the removal of the Sheriff and District Attorney, accusing the pair of corruption and mismanagement.

Rogers County Sheriff’s Office implements new data system to boost crime response

Erin Conrad The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office is rolling out a new data-driven system aimed at improving crime response and decision-making, thanks to a federal grant from the Department of Justice.

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