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Miami's mayor takes a stand against GRDA over flooding issues: 'No one’s held them accountable'

Erin Conrad Miami, Oklahoma is taking action against the Grand River Dam Authority, blaming high lake levels for recurring floods. Mayor Bless Parker leads the charge for accountability and resolution.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Plans For Power Storage Facility Would Impact Hundreds Of Oklahoma Residents

Tess Maune Thousands of acres of private land and more than 500 homes are at stake with the proposal to build a hydroelectric storage facility along Oklahoma's Kiamichi River.

U. S. House Passes Liquid Natural Gas Bill

Alex Cameron The bill, “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act,” would limit the president’s influence on liquid natural gas exports by giving the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the “exclusive authority” to approve LNG projects. The Oklahoma delegation is 100 percent behind it.

North Carolina County Declares State Of Emergency After 'Deliberate' Attack Causes Widespread Power Outage

CBS News Moore County, North Carolina, has declared a state of emergency as power outages continue after a "deliberate" attack over the weekend in which gunfire damaged two substations.

New Natural Gas Pipeline Proposed For Oklahoma

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A new, natural gas pipeline may be built across Oklahoma. Cheniere Midstream Holdings is looking to build a 200-mile long pipeline from Okarche in central Oklahoma to Bennington in southeast Oklahoma.

Williams seeks permission to expand pipeline

News On 6 TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Tulsa-based Williams Companies is asking for permission to expand its pipeline that carries natural gas to the northeastern United States.

Williams is asking the Federal Energy

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Williams to pay $7.6 million to settle investigation

News On 6 TULSA, Okla. (AP) The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission says the Williams Companies has agreed to settle a case for $7.6 million dollars.

The Tulsa-based company will pay the amount in refunds

Williams to pay $7.6 million to settle investigation

Regulators ask AEP for data about bogus trade reports

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(Columbus, Ohio-AP) -- Federal regulators are asking American Electric Power for information about five natural gas traders who gave false information to an industry publication.

Ohio-based

Regulators ask AEP for data about bogus trade reports

Williams has agreement to sell power to California

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(Tulsa-AP) -- Williams Companies announced Friday it has an agreement to sell power to California and end all lawsuits by that state against the company.

Tulsa-based Williams was sued by California

Williams has agreement to sell power to California

CALIFORNIA power groups not happy with Williams settlement

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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Consumer groups in California are not happy with a settlement between Tulsa-based Williams Companies and a federal agency.

The power company is refunding eight (m) million

CALIFORNIA power groups not happy with Williams settlement

Tulsa company again accused of overcharging for electricity

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(Tulsa-AP) -- Tulsa-based Williams is again a target of federal regulators for allegedly overcharging California utilities for electricity.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission says Williams

Tulsa company again accused of overcharging for electricity

California utilities question pricing by Williams

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(Tulsa-AP) -- Two California utilities want Tulsa-based Williams Companies to lose its authority to sell electricity at market rates.

The utilities are asking the Federal Energy Regulatory

California utilities question pricing by Williams

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(Tulsa-AP) -- Two California utilities want Tulsa-based Williams Companies to lose its authority to sell electricity at market rates.

The utilities are asking the Federal Energy Regulatory

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Oklahoma income tax cut signed by Gov. Stitt

Carrie Winchel In pursuit of making Oklahoma the most business-friendly state, Governor Stitt announces an additional income tax cut. Discover what this means for the citizens of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma income tax cut signed by Gov. Stitt

Carrie Winchel In pursuit of making Oklahoma the most business-friendly state, Governor Stitt announces an additional income tax cut. Discover what this means for the citizens of Oklahoma.

Investigators say a former DHS worker and a man died in an apparent murder-suicide in Checotah

Chloe Abbott Checotah Police are investigating what they say appears to be a murder suicide, where a man and woman were found dead outside a residence on 2nd Street. Police say this potential murder-suicide happened with a child present in a nearby vehicle.

Investigators say a former DHS worker and a man died in an apparent murder-suicide in Checotah

Oklahoma lawmakers prepare to adjourn as budget awaits governor’s decision

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma state budget awaits governor’s approval, stirring speculation on its impact. Charter school legality, major aluminum smelter project, and ballot reform also spark debate.

Oklahoma lawmakers prepare to adjourn as budget awaits governor’s decision

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma state budget awaits governor’s approval, stirring speculation on its impact. Charter school legality, major aluminum smelter project, and ballot reform also spark debate.

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Oklahoma income tax cut signed by Gov. Stitt

Carrie Winchel In pursuit of making Oklahoma the most business-friendly state, Governor Stitt announces an additional income tax cut. Discover what this means for the citizens of Oklahoma.

Investigators say a former DHS worker and a man died in an apparent murder-suicide in Checotah

Oklahoma lawmakers prepare to adjourn as budget awaits governor’s decision

Scott Mitchell Oklahoma state budget awaits governor’s approval, stirring speculation on its impact. Charter school legality, major aluminum smelter project, and ballot reform also spark debate.

Broken Arrow police investigating apparent murder-suicide

Katie Alexander Broken Arrow police say they are on the scene of an apparent murder-suicide investigation Wednesday evening.

Oklahoma inmate work crew helps clear tornado debris from road for trapped family

Katie Alexander A mother and her three children can finally leave their home after the May 20 tornado, thanks to the help of an Oklahoma Department of Corrections inmate work crew.

Pleasant Wednesday weather for Tulsa before storm chances return overnight

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.

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