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U.S. Personnel Injured In Suspected Rocket Attack In Iraq, Officials Say

CBS News Several U.S. personnel were injured in a suspected rocket attack at a military base in Iraq, U.S. defense officials said Monday, in what has been a recent uptick in strikes on American forces.

Toby Keith Fans Call Into Radio Stations To Share Memories

Cal Day Fans are remembering the life of country music legend Toby Keith after he died at the age of 62 following a battle with stomach cancer. He was an Oklahoma native and had more than 30 number-one hits, including “Should’ve Been A Cowboy,” “Beer for my Horses,” and “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue.”

U.S., Britain Begin New Strikes On Yemen's Houthis, Retaliating For Attacks By Iran-Backed Militants

Associated Press The United States and Britain struck at least 30 Houthi targets in Yemen on Saturday in a second wave of assaults meant to further disable Iran-backed groups that have relentlessly attacked American and international interests in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, U.S. officials told The Associated Press.

Iraq Wedding Hall Fire Leaves Almost 100 Dead, Dozens Injured In Nineveh Province

CBS News A fire tore through a wedding venue in northern Iraq on Wednesday, killing at least 93 people and leaving 100 more injured, according to Interior Ministry spokesman Saad Maan.

Iranian Operative Charged In Plot To Murder John Bolton

Biden Signs Bipartisan Legislation Expanding Health Care Access For Veterans

Alex Cameron President Biden signed what he called long-overdue legislation Wednesday to extend VA health care services and benefits to millions of veterans, and families of veterans, who served at military bases where toxic smoke billowed from large “burn pits.”

Biden Signs Bipartisan Legislation Expanding Health Care Access For Veterans

U.S. Bolstering Mideast Military Presence After Protests At Baghdad Embassy

News On 6 The United States is stepping up its military presence in the Middle East after two days of violent protests outside the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

U.S. Bolstering Mideast Military Presence After Protests At Baghdad Embassy

News On 6 The United States is stepping up its military presence in the Middle East after two days of violent protests outside the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

Trump Warns Iran Not To Threaten US Or It Will Face ‘End’

News On 6 President Donald Trump warned Iran early on Monday not to threaten the United States again or it’ll face its “official end,” shortly after a rocket landed near the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad overnight.

Trump Warns Iran Not To Threaten US Or It Will Face ‘End’

U.S. Military Chopper Crashes In Iraq, Killing All On Board

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Officials said Friday that a U.S. military helicopter had crashed in western Iraq, killing all service members on board.

U.S. Military Chopper Crashes In Iraq, Killing All On Board

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Officials said Friday that a U.S. military helicopter had crashed in western Iraq, killing all service members on board.

Kansas Soldier Dies In Iraq

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The U.S. Department of Defense identified a Kansas solider who died Monday in Iraq. The military says Sgt. Christina Marie Schoenecker, 26, of Arlington, Kansas, died in Baghdad, from a non-combat related incident.

Kansas Soldier Dies In Iraq

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Two Soldiers From Poteau Helping With Draw Down From Iraq

News On 6 Two Army soldiers from Poteau are supporting the U.S. draw down phase from Iraq.

Two Soldiers From Poteau Helping With Draw Down From Iraq

News On 6 Two Army soldiers from Poteau are supporting the U.S. draw down phase from Iraq.

Del City Soldier Killed In Iraq

News On 6 Spc. Gary L. Moore died Monday in Baghdad of wounds sustained when an explosive device struck his vehicle.

Del City Soldier Killed In Iraq

News On 6 Spc. Gary L. Moore died Monday in Baghdad of wounds sustained when an explosive device struck his vehicle.

Marines And A Soldier Welcomed Home

News On 6 The concourse at Tulsa International Airport was awash with red, white and blue Saturday afternoon.

Marines And A Soldier Welcomed Home

News On 6 The concourse at Tulsa International Airport was awash with red, white and blue Saturday afternoon.

State Senator Back In Baghdad

News On 6 Senator Russell says Iraq is a completely different country than the one he left.

State Senator Back In Baghdad

News On 6 Senator Russell says Iraq is a completely different country than the one he left.

Soldier Makes It Home For The 4th

News On 6 Army Private Jonathan Harry has been away in Baghdad since January.

Soldier Makes It Home For The 4th

News On 6 Army Private Jonathan Harry has been away in Baghdad since January.

45th Infantry Brigade Interview From Baghdad

News On 6 The News On 6 talked with two members of the 45th Infantry Brigade serving in Baghdad.

45th Infantry Brigade Interview From Baghdad

News On 6 The News On 6 talked with two members of the 45th Infantry Brigade serving in Baghdad.

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Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

Nick McCauley Construction is underway on the Tulsa Zoo’s Zarrow Zebra Habitat, which will bring zebras back to the city for the first time in 15 years.

Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

Nick McCauley Construction is underway on the Tulsa Zoo’s Zarrow Zebra Habitat, which will bring zebras back to the city for the first time in 15 years.

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

Madelyn Fisher Disaster Unemployment Assistance applications are now open for Oklahomans affected by the March wildfires. Click to learn how residents in select counties can apply.

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

Madelyn Fisher Disaster Unemployment Assistance applications are now open for Oklahomans affected by the March wildfires. Click to learn how residents in select counties can apply.

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

Zachary Sabel Older cars on Oklahoma roads are prone to summer breakdowns, warns AAA. Smart steps for prevention and safe travel tips.

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

Zachary Sabel Older cars on Oklahoma roads are prone to summer breakdowns, warns AAA. Smart steps for prevention and safe travel tips.

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Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

Nick McCauley Construction is underway on the Tulsa Zoo’s Zarrow Zebra Habitat, which will bring zebras back to the city for the first time in 15 years.

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

Madelyn Fisher Disaster Unemployment Assistance applications are now open for Oklahomans affected by the March wildfires. Click to learn how residents in select counties can apply.

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

Zachary Sabel Older cars on Oklahoma roads are prone to summer breakdowns, warns AAA. Smart steps for prevention and safe travel tips.

Three men arrested after Tulsa police track stolen car

Samantha Rupe Tulsa Police arrested three following a stolen car investigation near 31st Street and Sheridan.

Tulsa Weather: Rain and storm chances continue to linger for the weekend

News On 6 Additional scattered showers and storms are still possible across eastern Oklahoma, especially during the first half of Friday. The forecast looks warmer and muggier by the weekend, with a continued chance of scattered storms.

OU Board of Regents approve tuition hike, athletics revenue-sharing program

Christian Hans Heads up OU students: An increase in the cost of tuition, a sports revenue-sharing program and a pay raise for President Joseph Harroz have all been approved by the University Board of Regents. Learn more here.

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U.S. Personnel Injured In Suspected Rocket Attack In Iraq, Officials Say

Toby Keith Fans Call Into Radio Stations To Share Memories

U.S., Britain Begin New Strikes On Yemen's Houthis, Retaliating For Attacks By Iran-Backed Militants

Iraq Wedding Hall Fire Leaves Almost 100 Dead, Dozens Injured In Nineveh Province

U.S. Aid Worker Murdered Near His Home In Iraq's Capital

Bernard Shaw, CNN’s 1st Chief Anchor, Dies At 82

Iranian Operative Charged In Plot To Murder John Bolton

Iranian Operative Charged In Plot To Murder John Bolton

Biden Signs Bipartisan Legislation Expanding Health Care Access For Veterans

Biden Signs Bipartisan Legislation Expanding Health Care Access For Veterans

U.S. Bolstering Mideast Military Presence After Protests At Baghdad Embassy

U.S. Bolstering Mideast Military Presence After Protests At Baghdad Embassy

Trump Warns Iran Not To Threaten US Or It Will Face ‘End’

Trump Warns Iran Not To Threaten US Or It Will Face ‘End’

U.S. Military Chopper Crashes In Iraq, Killing All On Board

U.S. Military Chopper Crashes In Iraq, Killing All On Board

Kansas Soldier Dies In Iraq

Kansas Soldier Dies In Iraq

Two Soldiers From Poteau Helping With Draw Down From Iraq

Two Soldiers From Poteau Helping With Draw Down From Iraq

Del City Soldier Killed In Iraq

Del City Soldier Killed In Iraq

Marines And A Soldier Welcomed Home

Marines And A Soldier Welcomed Home

State Senator Back In Baghdad

State Senator Back In Baghdad

Soldier Makes It Home For The 4th

Soldier Makes It Home For The 4th

45th Infantry Brigade Interview From Baghdad

45th Infantry Brigade Interview From Baghdad

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Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

Top Headlines

Zebras returning to Tulsa Zoo with new 7-acre habitat

OESC opens disaster unemployment benefit applications following March wildfires

7 car care tips to avoid a costly breakdown this summer

Three men arrested after Tulsa police track stolen car

Tulsa Weather: Rain and storm chances continue to linger for the weekend

OU Board of Regents approve tuition hike, athletics revenue-sharing program