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Baker Mayfield Tweets Out Apology In Wake Of Arrest

Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield took to his Twitter account on Tuesday to tweet out an apology following the past weekend's arrest in Fayetteville, AR.

Tulsa Women Fall To Arkansas

News On 6 The Tulsa women's soccer team fell to Arkansas on the road, 1-0. It was the first loss of the young season for TU.

Not Far From Home: Ronnie Brewer's Home Ties In Oklahoma City

News 9 Ronnie Brewer is the newly acquired forward from the New York Knicks who is expected to make an immediate impact for the Oklahoma City Thunder's defense.

Williams And Price Earn All-SAC Selections; Four Lady Evangels Named To All-Academic Squad

News 9 For the second straight season, senior forward Kourtni Williams and senior guard Parris Price have been named to the All-Sooner Athletic Conference teams.

Cowboys Jump 10 Spots To Enter Top 25

News 9 The Oklahoma State men's track and field team jumped 10 spots this week to enter the top 25 at No. 21 this week in the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association rankings.

Foo Fighters concert canceled

News 9 Foo Fighters concert canceled due to singer's illness.

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

News On 6 Cloudy and cool today, but big changes are coming. Severe storms possible Tuesday night into Wednesday with hail, strong winds, and an isolated tornado risk. More rounds of rain and storms expected through the weekend.

Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

Erin Conrad An elementary school student was hit by a car while walking to Spring Creek Elementary in Broken Arrow. The child was in a crosswalk on Third Street between the middle and elementary schools. The driver was cited.

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

Baker Mayfield Tweets Out Apology In Wake Of Arrest

Tulsa Women Fall To Arkansas

Not Far From Home: Ronnie Brewer's Home Ties In Oklahoma City

Williams And Price Earn All-SAC Selections; Four Lady Evangels Named To All-Academic Squad

Cowboys Jump 10 Spots To Enter Top 25

Foo Fighters concert canceled

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs