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PSO Crews Return After Working To Restore Power In Florida

Utility crews with the Public Service Company of Oklahoma are back home after helping with hurricane relief in Florida. 120 PSO workers from Tulsa, McAlester and Lawton areas went to help restore power after Hurricane Michael earlier this month.

PSO Brings In More Power Along Riverside For 'Gathering Place'

Emory Bryan Public Service Company is wrapping up a project to replace two electric transmission lines across the Arkansas River.

PSO Continues To Work To Restore Power To Tulsa Storm Victims

News On 6 PSO crews have been working around the clock to get power restored to Tulsa homes and businesses.

Crews say that a typical Oklahoma thunderstorm affects about 40 power poles and Tuesday's

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Shawnee casino patron charged after destroying slot machine over alleged jackpot malfunction

Jennifer Pierce A Shawnee casino patron caught on camera destroying a slot machine earlier this year has been criminally charged.

Shawnee casino patron charged after destroying slot machine over alleged jackpot malfunction

Jennifer Pierce A Shawnee casino patron caught on camera destroying a slot machine earlier this year has been criminally charged.

Driver in Chatham, Illinois crash that killed 3 kids, 1 teen ID'd but not in custody, state police say

CBS News The driver in a crash that killed three children and one teenager at an after-school program in downstate Chatham, Illinois, has been identified, Illinois State Police said.

Driver in Chatham, Illinois crash that killed 3 kids, 1 teen ID'd but not in custody, state police say

CBS News The driver in a crash that killed three children and one teenager at an after-school program in downstate Chatham, Illinois, has been identified, Illinois State Police said.

AG Drummond stands firm against taxpayer-funded religious school ahead of Supreme Court case

Anna Denison Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to block a taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school, arguing it violates state laws requiring public schools to remain free from religious influence.

AG Drummond stands firm against taxpayer-funded religious school ahead of Supreme Court case

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Shawnee casino patron charged after destroying slot machine over alleged jackpot malfunction

Jennifer Pierce A Shawnee casino patron caught on camera destroying a slot machine earlier this year has been criminally charged.

Driver in Chatham, Illinois crash that killed 3 kids, 1 teen ID'd but not in custody, state police say

CBS News The driver in a crash that killed three children and one teenager at an after-school program in downstate Chatham, Illinois, has been identified, Illinois State Police said.

AG Drummond stands firm against taxpayer-funded religious school ahead of Supreme Court case

LeFlore County man sentenced to life in prison for involvement in drug trafficking ring

Christian Hans A LeFlore County man was sentenced to life in prison for leading a major drug trafficking ring in Oklahoma while incarcerated, with 12 others also receiving sentences.

How a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma landed before the U.S. Supreme Court

Anna Denison After the Oklahoma Charter School Board approved St. Isidore in 2023, the decision sparked a series of legal challenges, with Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond arguing the approval violates constitutional principles, ultimately bringing the case to the Supreme Court for a final ruling.

Tulsa artist brings city's history to life at airport with Time Travel Tulsa Exhibit

Drake Johnson Travelers at Tulsa International Airport can now get a unique glimpse into the city’s past thanks to a new exhibit by local artist and Tulsa history enthusiast Patrick McNicholas.

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