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LeFlore County Jury Sentences Man To Life Without Parole In Murder Trial

LeFlore County Jury Sentences Man To Life Without Parole In Murder Trial

Tuesday, a man found guilty in a 2010 murder trial was sentenced to life without parole in LeFlore County.

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Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

News On 6 Showers and storms moved from the southwest to northeast through the morning to afternoon. Severe weather is unlikely, even though one or two storms may produce small hail and gusty winds across far southern Oklahoma.

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

News On 6 Showers and storms moved from the southwest to northeast through the morning to afternoon. Severe weather is unlikely, even though one or two storms may produce small hail and gusty winds across far southern Oklahoma.

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Kaitlyn Deggs Friends remember Wayne Walls, Talala man killed in wrong-way Kansas crash, as a devoted father and revered coach, shaping lives beyond Green Country.

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Kaitlyn Deggs Friends remember Wayne Walls, Talala man killed in wrong-way Kansas crash, as a devoted father and revered coach, shaping lives beyond Green Country.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Aaron Alexander The governor says race-based offices undermine equality; tribal leaders call the veto misinformed and harmful.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Aaron Alexander The governor says race-based offices undermine equality; tribal leaders call the veto misinformed and harmful.

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Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

News On 6 Showers and storms moved from the southwest to northeast through the morning to afternoon. Severe weather is unlikely, even though one or two storms may produce small hail and gusty winds across far southern Oklahoma.

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Community remembers Talala man killed in Kansas crash as loving father, coach, friend

Kaitlyn Deggs Friends remember Wayne Walls, Talala man killed in wrong-way Kansas crash, as a devoted father and revered coach, shaping lives beyond Green Country.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill removing federal funding requirement for Indigenous investigations

Aaron Alexander The governor says race-based offices undermine equality; tribal leaders call the veto misinformed and harmful.

Local artists shine at Mayfest with ‘Stay Gold’ themed art exhibit

Local artists shine at Mayfest with ‘Stay Gold’ themed art exhibit

Ryan Gillin Tulsa’s Mayfest has a theme this year, and it's all about heart, history, and hometown pride. It's inspiring a new art exhibit to match.

Stacy Drake to stand trial in Oklahoma double homicide linked to nationwide killing spree

Stacy Drake to stand trial in Oklahoma double homicide linked to nationwide killing spree

Ethan Wright Stacy Lee Drake back in court for double homicide case—families of Tara Underwood and Taylor Sharp hold out hope for justice. Full details on the Sequoyah County preliminary hearings.

Barnsdall still rebuilding after deadly tornado, 1 year later: 'Not quite back to normal'

Barnsdall still rebuilding after deadly tornado, 1 year later: 'Not quite back to normal'

Amy Slanchik Tuesday, May 6th marked the one year anniversary of the deadly tornado that hit the town of Barnsdall. Some people are still rebuilding, and others have left the town.

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