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From Oklahoma To Georgia: Electric Cooperatives Unite In Response To Hurricane Helene Damage

News On 6 In response to Hurricane Helene, five Oklahoma electric cooperatives sent over 30 lineworkers to aid power restoration efforts in Georgia, joining 6,400 other personnel amid severe damage.

Rural Oklahomans Get Better Internet Access As Lake Region Electric Co-Op Completes Project

Jordan Tidwell Thousands of rural Oklahomans now have access to better Internet as the Lake Region Electric Cooperative has completed its fiber optic build-out.

Several Oklahoma Counties To See Better Internet Service

Kristen Weaver Thousands of people living in rural areas across Green Country may soon get access to high speed internet with the help of funding from the FCC.

South Tulsa, Catoosa Residents Lose Power In Thunderstorm

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Public Service of Oklahoma reports around 1,800 residents in south Tulsa are without power Sunday morning. The utility service reports power should be restored by 11:30 a.m.

More Than 6,000 Oklahomans Still Without Power

News On 6 Nearly 6,400 customers of rural electric cooperatives in eastern Oklahoma remain without power following last week's winter storm.

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Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

Joe Carmody Emerging trend sees Vietnamese replace other non-English languages as third most spoken language at home in Oklahoma. Get the full report and its implications on the state's cultural scene

Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

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Oklahoma’s language diversity grows as Vietnamese ranks 3rd

American Theatre Company hosts Tony Awards watch party fundraiser

Brooke Cox The American Theatre Company is hosting a Tony Awards Watch Party on June 8 to raise funds and celebrate community theater in Tulsa.

Watch OKC Thunder NBA Finals on Tulsa’s biggest screen at ONEOK Field

Hannah Sedgwick ONEOK Field to host free public watch parties for Games 2 and 3 of the Finals

Heatwaves could worsen disease outbreaks 13 times over, study finds

Tiffany Lane New research from Ireland links rising temperatures to increased mosquito activity, weakened immune systems, and altered human behavior.

Sen. Lankford Advocates For Big Beautiful Bill to Prevent Tax Hike Before July 4 Deadline

David Prock U.S. Senators are currently evaluating a significant bill proposed by President Trump. Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, part of the tax-writing committee, highlighted the bill's two main goals: preventing a looming tax increase for Americans next year and addressing $2 trillion in overspending.

Thunder roster credits success to influence of head coach Mark Daigneault

Christian Hans The Oklahoma City Thunder roster credits the team's success this season to the leadership of head coach Mark Daigneault. Here's what the players themselves say about their coach.

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