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MayFest 2025
Sonic Sold To Arby's Parent Company For $2.3 Billion
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Shareholders have approved the sale of Oklahoma-based drive-in burger chain Sonic to the parent company of Arby's in a $2.3 billion merger.
New Graduation Requirements Good For Economy
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Business and education leaders believe tougher graduation requirements will produce a more skilled work force and improve the state's economy.
The new requirements were
Sonic opens 3,000th franchise
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SHAWNEE, Okla. (AP) -- Oklahoma-based Sonic Corporation has opened its 3,000th franchise in the town where the first of its drive-in restaurants was established -- Shawnee.
Governor Brad Henry,
Budget cuts force early school closures in Oklahoma City
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The Oklahoma City School board will close seven schools next school year to save $1.9-million.
The board voted 5-to-2 over the objections of several parents to close five
Oklahoma City school superintendent announces resignation
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma City Public Schools superintendent Bill Weitzel announced Tuesday he will step down from the post on January 31st.
Weitzel says the decision is a personal one
OKC school board approves cuts, won't close schools
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The Oklahoma City school board will cut nearly ten (m) million dollars from its budget, but says it won't close any schools.
School officials were studying the possibility
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Hot Seat: OICA CEO pushes for child-focused legislation, warns of budget cuts
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of Hot Seat, OICA CEO Joe Dorman discusses the importance of Dillon’s Law and other child advocacy bills while raising concerns about how federal budget cuts could affect vital state programs.
Hot Seat: OICA CEO pushes for child-focused legislation, warns of budget cuts
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of Hot Seat, OICA CEO Joe Dorman discusses the importance of Dillon’s Law and other child advocacy bills while raising concerns about how federal budget cuts could affect vital state programs.
A pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather
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Oklahoma will enjoy pleasant weather through the weekend with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. A warming trend begins early next week, with highs reaching the upper 80s and heat index values nearing the 90s. By late next week, storm chances return with the possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms into next weekend.
A pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather
News On 6
Oklahoma will enjoy pleasant weather through the weekend with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. A warming trend begins early next week, with highs reaching the upper 80s and heat index values nearing the 90s. By late next week, storm chances return with the possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms into next weekend.
Tulsa tourism sets records for visitors and revenue
Seth Becker
Tourism in Tulsa reached a new high with 10 million visitors in 2023, leading to a substantial increase in spending on food, lodging, and retail.
Tulsa tourism sets records for visitors and revenue
Seth Becker
Tourism in Tulsa reached a new high with 10 million visitors in 2023, leading to a substantial increase in spending on food, lodging, and retail.
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Hot Seat: OICA CEO pushes for child-focused legislation, warns of budget cuts
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of Hot Seat, OICA CEO Joe Dorman discusses the importance of Dillon’s Law and other child advocacy bills while raising concerns about how federal budget cuts could affect vital state programs.
A pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather
News On 6
Oklahoma will enjoy pleasant weather through the weekend with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. A warming trend begins early next week, with highs reaching the upper 80s and heat index values nearing the 90s. By late next week, storm chances return with the possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms into next weekend.
Tulsa tourism sets records for visitors and revenue
Seth Becker
Tourism in Tulsa reached a new high with 10 million visitors in 2023, leading to a substantial increase in spending on food, lodging, and retail.
Holy Family holds Mass of Thanksgiving to celebrate new pope
Sam Carrico
As Catholics around the world celebrate the new pope, Tulsans are coming together to pray. Holy Family Cathedral held a Mass of Thanksgiving downtown Friday night. Attendees tell News On 6's Sam Carrico what this moment means to them.
Almost every home in Vera soon online with high-speed internet
Seth Becker
With $4.5 million in funding, Washington and Osage counties are adding high-speed internet access to 250 local homes and businesses, part of Oklahoma's statewide digital gap closure.
Oklahoma lake recreation areas closed during high water, staffing shortage
Emory Bryan
High water and a lack of staff are forcing some cancellations at lakeside recreation areas in Oklahoma, but water levels are improving quickly.
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