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Your Money Matters: What Is Zombie Debt?

Your Money Matters: What Is Zombie Debt?

Dave Davis Have you ever heard of Zombie Debt? If you have a second mortgage it may impact you. Dave Davis explains some of the things to look for in this week's Your Money Matters.

Gregg Berhalter Fired As U.S. Men's Soccer Coach After Copa America First-Round Exit

Gregg Berhalter Fired As U.S. Men's Soccer Coach After Copa America First-Round Exit

Associated Press Gregg Berhalter was fired as U.S. men’s soccer coach on Wednesday after his team’s first-round exit from the Copa America flamed doubts he was the right person to remain in charge for the 2026 World Cup, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press.

Panama Upsets U.S. 5-4 On Penalty Kicks After 1-1 Draw To Reach CONCACAF Gold Cup Final

Panama Upsets U.S. 5-4 On Penalty Kicks After 1-1 Draw To Reach CONCACAF Gold Cup Final

Associated Press After winning the CONCACAF Gold Cup with its junior varsity two years ago, the United States failed to repeat.

US Beats Canada 3-2 In Shootout After 2-2 Tie To Reach CONCACAF Gold Cup Semifinal

US Beats Canada 3-2 In Shootout After 2-2 Tie To Reach CONCACAF Gold Cup Semifinal

Associated Press Matt Turner told his American teammates not to worry when their match against Canada went to penalty kicks.

No. 3 TCU Upsets No. 2 Michigan 51-45 In Wild CFP Semifinal

No. 3 TCU Upsets No. 2 Michigan 51-45 In Wild CFP Semifinal

Associated Press It was the highest scoring Fiesta Bowl ever and the second-highest scoring CFP game behind Georgia’s 54-48 Rose Bowl victory against Oklahoma on Jan. 1, 2018.

2022 College Football Playoff Bowl Games: Georgia, Michigan, TCU, Ohio State Fill Four-Team Field

2022 College Football Playoff Bowl Games: Georgia, Michigan, TCU, Ohio State Fill Four-Team Field

CBS Sports The four teams that will compete for the 2022-23 College Football Playoff have been decided.

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Tulsa's BOK Center Nominated Again For 'Venue Of The Year'

Tulsa's BOK Center Nominated Again For 'Venue Of The Year'

Tulsa's BOK Center is again an Academy of Country Music award nominee. The center in downtown Tulsa is up for "Venue Of The Year."

Tulsa's BOK Center Nominated Again For 'Venue Of The Year'

Tulsa's BOK Center Nominated Again For 'Venue Of The Year'

Tulsa's BOK Center is again an Academy of Country Music award nominee. The center in downtown Tulsa is up for "Venue Of The Year."

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Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Jeromee Scot Law enforcement officers from Green Country kicked off the Special Olympics Oklahoma Torch Run in Tulsa, carrying the "Flame of Hope" to Stillwater for the Summer Games.

Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Jeromee Scot Law enforcement officers from Green Country kicked off the Special Olympics Oklahoma Torch Run in Tulsa, carrying the "Flame of Hope" to Stillwater for the Summer Games.

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Jayden Brannon Late-night SUV and motorcycle collision in Tulsa hospitalizes teenage girl. Increased summer traffic prompts police to caution drivers.

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Jayden Brannon Late-night SUV and motorcycle collision in Tulsa hospitalizes teenage girl. Increased summer traffic prompts police to caution drivers.

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

News On 6 Tulsa's weather heats up with near-record highs expected Wednesday, followed by a weak front and increasing storm chances into the weekend. Isolated severe storms are possible late in the weekend and early next week as a strong system approaches.

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

News On 6 Tulsa's weather heats up with near-record highs expected Wednesday, followed by a weak front and increasing storm chances into the weekend. Isolated severe storms are possible late in the weekend and early next week as a strong system approaches.

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Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Local law enforcement participates in Special Olympics Oklahoma torch run

Jeromee Scot Law enforcement officers from Green Country kicked off the Special Olympics Oklahoma Torch Run in Tulsa, carrying the "Flame of Hope" to Stillwater for the Summer Games.

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Teen in critical condition after motorcycle crash in Tulsa

Jayden Brannon Late-night SUV and motorcycle collision in Tulsa hospitalizes teenage girl. Increased summer traffic prompts police to caution drivers.

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

Record highs possible today before storm chances return to green country

News On 6 Tulsa's weather heats up with near-record highs expected Wednesday, followed by a weak front and increasing storm chances into the weekend. Isolated severe storms are possible late in the weekend and early next week as a strong system approaches.

Flywheel Tulsa to host 'Big Ride' music festival after Tulsa Tough

Flywheel Tulsa to host 'Big Ride' music festival after Tulsa Tough

Jeromee Scot Flywheel Tulsa's Big Ride 2025 brings live music, food trucks, and vibrant festivities to downtown Tulsa as the official after-party for Saint Francis Tulsa Tough.

Oklahoma heat safety tips: How to spot and prevent heat illness

Oklahoma heat safety tips: How to spot and prevent heat illness

Brooke Cox Summer is quickly approaching, which means extreme heat. Here are the signs you need to know if you or someone is having heat-related illness.

Microsoft lays off about 3% of its workforce in what one executive calls a ‘day with a lot of tears’

Microsoft lays off about 3% of its workforce in what one executive calls a ‘day with a lot of tears’

Associated Press Microsoft began laying off about 6,000 workers Tuesday, nearly 3% of its entire workforce and its largest job cuts in more than two years as the company spends heavily on artificial intelligence.

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