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Trump to Address Nation on Afghanistan, South Asia

President Trump will update the country tomorrow night on the nation's continued mission in Afghanistan and South Asia.

Democratic presidential candidates have collected more than 290-thousand dollars in campaign contributions in Oklahoma.

News On 6 Democratic presidential candidates have collected more than 290-thousand dollars in campaign contributions in Oklahoma.

U-S Senator John Edwards leads the group with 159-thousand, 500-dollars donated

Democratic presidential candidates have collected more than 290-thousand dollars in campaign contributions in Oklahoma.

US withdrawal from Korea's DMZ could change border dynamic

News On 6 (Seoul, South Korea-AP) -- Nobody's moved an inch yet, but analysts say South Koreans are already starting to worry about the announced U-S pullback from the Demilitarized Zone.

For decades,

US withdrawal from Korea's DMZ could change border dynamic

Two Oklahoma transit programs get federal grants

News On 6 (Washington-AP) -- U-S Senators Don Nickles and James Inhofe have announced that two Oklahoma transit programs will get grants totaling more than $3-million.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation

Two Oklahoma transit programs get federal grants

Debate starts in Turkey on allowing overflights

News On 6 (Ankara, Turkey-AP) -- Debate is under way in Turkey's parliament on a proposal that would allow the U-S to fly over the nation to strike Iraq.

The measure falls short of Washington's initial

Debate starts in Turkey on allowing overflights

U.S. praises Turkish vote

News On 6 (Ankara, Turkey-AP) -- The State Department is welcoming permission from Turkey for U-S warplanes to use its airspace.

But spokesman Richard Boucher says the U-S is opposed to Turkish troops entering

U.S. praises Turkish vote

Oklahoma office of homeland security issues terror warning

News On 6
(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma railways and the oil and gas industry could be potential targets of terrorists.

A warning issued today by state Homeland Security Director Bob Ricks says U-S

Oklahoma office of homeland security issues terror warning

News On 6
(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oklahoma railways and the oil and gas industry could be potential targets of terrorists.

A warning issued today by state Homeland Security Director Bob Ricks says U-S

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Davis Cup decision on hold

News On 6
(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The decision on whether Oklahoma City will host a first round Davis Cup tennis match could be announced by Monday.

Oklahoma City, Columbus, Ohio, and Naples, Florida,

Davis Cup decision on hold

News On 6
(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The decision on whether Oklahoma City will host a first round Davis Cup tennis match could be announced by Monday.

Oklahoma City, Columbus, Ohio, and Naples, Florida,

TULSA woman's body coming home

News On 6 (Tulsa-AP) - The body of a Tulsa woman is coming home after
spending more than a week on a Caribbean island.

Mel Root had been trying to recover the body of his wife
Carolyn. She drowned a

TULSA woman's body coming home

News On 6 (Tulsa-AP) - The body of a Tulsa woman is coming home after
spending more than a week on a Caribbean island.

Mel Root had been trying to recover the body of his wife
Carolyn. She drowned a

Construction of federal office complex could begin this summer

News On 6
(Washington-AP) -- Construction of the federal office complex in downtown Oklahoma City could begin this summer.

U-S Representative Ernest Istook says the agency in charge of designing the

Construction of federal office complex could begin this summer

News On 6
(Washington-AP) -- Construction of the federal office complex in downtown Oklahoma City could begin this summer.

U-S Representative Ernest Istook says the agency in charge of designing the

Inhofe suggests changes in gasoline taxes

News On 6 (Washington-AP) -- U-S Senator Jim Inhofe says changes in federal fuel tax laws is a major goal as he takes over as chairman of a Senate subcommittee on transportation.

Inhofe says reports that

Inhofe suggests changes in gasoline taxes

National security a concern in China trade vote, Inhofe says

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- U-S Senator Jim Inhofe says Congress should not normalize trade relations with China.

Inhofe says the behavior of China's dictatorial regime threatens U-S security.

He

National security a concern in China trade vote, Inhofe says

Pickering touts foreign affairs to Oklahoma Academic All-Staters

News On 6 (Tulsa-AP) -- Undersecretary of State Thomas R- Pickering told the Class of 2000 Oklahoma Academic All-Staters to consider a career in foreign policy.

Pickering told the students at the awards

Pickering touts foreign affairs to Oklahoma Academic All-Staters

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'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.

'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.

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Eden Jones Community immerses in genealogy exploration at Tulsa’s Greenwood Cultural Center. Workshop attendees discover their family histories and potentially aid investigations into the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

LeAnne Taylor Chronic inflammation poses health risks; lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise can help manage it effectively.

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

LeAnne Taylor Chronic inflammation poses health risks; lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise can help manage it effectively.

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'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.

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

LeAnne Taylor Chronic inflammation poses health risks; lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise can help manage it effectively.

Sunday Sunshine Expected After Gloomy Start; Rainy Pattern Returns Next Week

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

Discover Unique Native Art from 100 Artists at the Mvskoke Art Market in Tulsa

David Prock Top Native American artists showcase unique works at the Mvskoke Art Market in Tulsa, featuring art, lectures, and hands-on activities. Event continues Sunday.

This Week: OKC Memorial Marathon, Thunder sweep Grizzlies, and Norman Music Fest

Victor Pozadas Here's the top stories for the week of April 26, 2025.

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Trump to Address Nation on Afghanistan, South Asia

Paris Helps USA Team To Another Win

Stateâ€™s Legislators mixed on war

Four Oklahomans to be awarded Bronze Star

Man wanted in death of Oklahoma child captured in New Mexico

Man wanted in death of Oklahoma child captured in New Mexico

Democratic presidential candidates have collected more than 290-thousand dollars in campaign contributions in Oklahoma.

Democratic presidential candidates have collected more than 290-thousand dollars in campaign contributions in Oklahoma.

US withdrawal from Korea's DMZ could change border dynamic

US withdrawal from Korea's DMZ could change border dynamic

Two Oklahoma transit programs get federal grants

Two Oklahoma transit programs get federal grants

Debate starts in Turkey on allowing overflights

Debate starts in Turkey on allowing overflights

U.S. praises Turkish vote

U.S. praises Turkish vote

Oklahoma office of homeland security issues terror warning

Oklahoma office of homeland security issues terror warning

Davis Cup decision on hold

Davis Cup decision on hold

TULSA woman's body coming home

TULSA woman's body coming home

Construction of federal office complex could begin this summer

Construction of federal office complex could begin this summer

Inhofe suggests changes in gasoline taxes

Inhofe suggests changes in gasoline taxes

National security a concern in China trade vote, Inhofe says

National security a concern in China trade vote, Inhofe says

Pickering touts foreign affairs to Oklahoma Academic All-Staters

Pickering touts foreign affairs to Oklahoma Academic All-Staters

Top Headlines

'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

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

Top Headlines

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

Greenwood workshop uncovers Tulsa family histories, aids investigations into 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

Medical Minute: Understanding Chronic Inflammation and Non-Medical Remedies

Sunday Sunshine Expected After Gloomy Start; Rainy Pattern Returns Next Week

Discover Unique Native Art from 100 Artists at the Mvskoke Art Market in Tulsa

This Week: OKC Memorial Marathon, Thunder sweep Grizzlies, and Norman Music Fest