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Tulsa Students Explore Engineering Careers at Annual Breakfast Event

Craig Day Over 100 students explored engineering careers at Engineers Week breakfast, while teachers learned new STEM teaching methods.

OK Students Use STEM Skills To Build Cardboard, Duct Tape Boats

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The Tulsa STEM Alliance hosted 38 teams of elementary, middle and high school students at the Miller Swim School.

OK Teachers Stock Up On STEM Supplies

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Just in time for the second semester to begin, some Green Country teachers are packing their classrooms with supplies to teach science, technology, engineering and math.

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Swadley’s attorney accuses Oklahoma attorney general of misconduct, seeks disqualification from criminal case

Graham Dowers Brent Swadley’s attorney has filed a motion to disqualify the Attorney General from the state’s fraud case, alleging public comments have violated legal ethics and jeopardized Swadley’s right to a fair trial.

Swadley’s attorney accuses Oklahoma attorney general of misconduct, seeks disqualification from criminal case

Legal battles and big changes: Oklahoma politics and college sports collide

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers debated key issues, including a lawsuit over petition restrictions, open primaries, college athlete pay, and tuition hikes at OU and OSU.

Legal battles and big changes: Oklahoma politics and college sports collide

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers debated key issues, including a lawsuit over petition restrictions, open primaries, college athlete pay, and tuition hikes at OU and OSU.

House v. NCAA settlement reshapes college sports, raises legal questions, experts say

Scott Mitchell The House v. NCAA settlement is reshaping college sports by enabling direct athlete pay, raising new legal battles over NIL, Title IX, and employment rights.

House v. NCAA settlement reshapes college sports, raises legal questions, experts say

Scott Mitchell The House v. NCAA settlement is reshaping college sports by enabling direct athlete pay, raising new legal battles over NIL, Title IX, and employment rights.

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Swadley’s attorney accuses Oklahoma attorney general of misconduct, seeks disqualification from criminal case

Legal battles and big changes: Oklahoma politics and college sports collide

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma lawmakers debated key issues, including a lawsuit over petition restrictions, open primaries, college athlete pay, and tuition hikes at OU and OSU.

House v. NCAA settlement reshapes college sports, raises legal questions, experts say

Scott Mitchell The House v. NCAA settlement is reshaping college sports by enabling direct athlete pay, raising new legal battles over NIL, Title IX, and employment rights.

Tulsa Weather: Father's Day rain clears out this evening, and the heat moves in this week

News On 6 The forecast looks warmer and muggier by the weekend, with a continued chance of scattered storms.

Israeli strike on Iran sparks concern from Oklahoma delegation, Lankford emerges as key voice

Alex Cameron Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, recently back from the Middle East, is emerging as a key voice in Washington following Israel’s strike on Iran, warning of rising tensions and potential U.S. involvement.

Flooding prompts multiple road closures and water rescues in Broken Arrow area

Graham Dowers Flooding from ongoing rain has closed County Line Road in Broken Arrow between 81st and 91st streets, prompting traffic detours.

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