Stories By Entity

Woman Back In Jail After Being Released Due To Supreme Court Ruling

Ashlyn Brothers Shaynna Sims was sent to prison in 2017 after a jury found her guilty of cutting up the body of a woman who had died and was inside a casket. She was released because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, but now she's being sent back, because of another U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Victim's Mother Testifies In Trial Of Woman Accused Of Dissecting Corpse

News On 6

Testimony continued Wednesday in the Shaynna Sims trial. Sims is charged with dissecting Tabatha Lynch's corpse in 2015 as her body lay in a casket a funeral home.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

FC Tulsa to debut special jersey honoring Greenwood District

Brooke Cox FC Tulsa will honor the legacy of Black Wall Street on May 31 with a special game-day jersey designed by local artist Trey Thaxton, featuring symbolic elements tied to the Greenwood District’s history.

FC Tulsa to debut special jersey honoring Greenwood District

Top Headlines

FC Tulsa to debut special jersey honoring Greenwood District

Personal finance expert shares 6 tips to beat debt

Dave Davis Personal finance expert Jade Warshaw shares six practical steps to help Americans regain control of their money and pay off debt amid rising prices and economic uncertainty.

NWS survey shows 1.7-mile-wide EF3 tornado hit Blanco

Alan Crone An EF-3 tornado with 140 mph winds hit southern Pittsburg County on May 19, damaging homes and trees near Blanco. The NWS confirmed its strength after detailed storm surveys.

Pleasant Wednesday weather before storm chances return overnight into Thursday morning

News On 6 Dry and pleasant weather continues today before showers and thunderstorms move in overnight and into early Thursday, bringing cooler temperatures and gusty north winds. A brief return to sunny and mild conditions is expected Friday, with highs reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system may impact the region this weekend and early next week rising temperatures and humidity.

3 things to know about TCCL's Summer Reading Program

Alyssa Miller The Summer Reading Program kicks off on June 2. Participants who hit their reading goals can earn prizes and avoid the summer slide.

City Year Tulsa to honor MLK’s legacy with Day of Service

Joe Carmody The Annual MLK Day of Service hosted by City Year Tulsa brings AmeriCorps members and local volunteers together for community upliftment. Get involved—learn more about the projects.

View More Stories