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What To Know Before Early Voting Starts In Oklahoma On Nov. 2

What To Know Before Early Voting Starts In Oklahoma On Nov. 2

News On 6 Early voting in Oklahoma starts on November 2. News On 6's McKenzie Gladney was live with what you need to know before you head out to the polls!

Rogers Co. Election Board Claims Record Number Of Voters Registered Before Deadline

Rogers Co. Election Board Claims Record Number Of Voters Registered Before Deadline

Rogers County Election Board says it had a record number of people register to vote on Friday's deadline.

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Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Victor Pozadas Tulsa police have responded to a potential standoff near East Independence Street and North Hudson Avenue.

Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Victor Pozadas Tulsa police have responded to a potential standoff near East Independence Street and North Hudson Avenue.

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Kaitlyn Deggs Woman in Wilburton calls for justice as her sister pleads guilty to their mother's murder in federal court. Remembering victim Linda Barnes' lifetime of community service.

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Kaitlyn Deggs Woman in Wilburton calls for justice as her sister pleads guilty to their mother's murder in federal court. Remembering victim Linda Barnes' lifetime of community service.

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Victor Pozadas Two water rescues were conducted in Sand Springs after dozens of people were stranded according to Sand Springs Fire Department.

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Victor Pozadas Two water rescues were conducted in Sand Springs after dozens of people were stranded according to Sand Springs Fire Department.

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Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Police respond to a potential standoff in North Tulsa

Victor Pozadas Tulsa police have responded to a potential standoff near East Independence Street and North Hudson Avenue.

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Wilburton woman convicted of stabbing mother to death; sister hoping for maximum prison sentence

Kaitlyn Deggs Woman in Wilburton calls for justice as her sister pleads guilty to their mother's murder in federal court. Remembering victim Linda Barnes' lifetime of community service.

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Over a dozen people stranded prompts 2 water rescues in Sand Springs

Victor Pozadas Two water rescues were conducted in Sand Springs after dozens of people were stranded according to Sand Springs Fire Department.

No. 4 Softball Sets Attendance Records, Completes Sweep of No. 3 Texas on Senior Day

No. 4 Softball Sets Attendance Records, Completes Sweep of No. 3 Texas on Senior Day

OU Athletics Oklahoma Sooners secure historic sweep of top-ranked Texas with a thrilling 9-8 victory, setting attendance records. Here are the key performers and next steps for the team.

LitFest brings Oklahoma writers and readers together over coffee in Tulsa

LitFest brings Oklahoma writers and readers together over coffee in Tulsa

Tyler Whitehead Lots of Oklahoma authors came together this weekend to show off their written work and promote literacy to the Tulsa community.

'A great way to show off our state:' Gov. Stitt reflects on Quarter Marathon finish

'A great way to show off our state:' Gov. Stitt reflects on Quarter Marathon finish

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt checked in on the excitement at Gorilla Hill after completing his race in the Quarter Marathon. Watch his interview below.

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