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Oklahoma Oilman Lew Ward Dies

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Prominent Oklahoma oilman and industry entrepreneur Llewellyn O. "Lew" Ward has died. He was 85.

Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association hires Farm Bureau official as director

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association is hiring Jeramy Rich from the Oklahoma Farm Bureau as its new director.

Rich replaces Mickey Thompson, who announced his resignation

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Oilfield workers sought in Oklahoma

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) The Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association and the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board are announcing a joint project to recruit oil field workers.

The Oilfield Workers Initiative

Oilfield workers sought in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association opposes fuel tax increase

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Another large group is coming out against a proposal to raise the state tax on gasoline and diesel.

The Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association says it's against

Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association opposes fuel tax increase
News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Another large group is coming out against a proposal to raise the state tax on gasoline and diesel.

The Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association says it's against

Oil group seeks tax breaks after campaign contributions
News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Just months after a political action committee for a state oil group donated more than 40,000 to state politicians, the association now is seeking millions of dollars in tax reductions.

Oil group seeks tax breaks after campaign contributions
News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Just months after a political action committee for a state oil group donated more than 40,000 to state politicians, the association now is seeking millions of dollars in tax reductions.

Oil revenue may help Oklahoma
News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oil producers say higher oil prices may help the Oklahoma economy rebound.

The vice president of the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association says state revenues could increase

Oil revenue may help Oklahoma
News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Oil producers say higher oil prices may help the Oklahoma economy rebound.

The vice president of the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association says state revenues could increase

Turnpike travel goes down as gas prices go up
News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Turnpike travel was down for May in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Transportation Authority officials say higher gasoline prices may be to blame.

Traffic generally goes up

Turnpike travel goes down as gas prices go up
News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- Turnpike travel was down for May in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Transportation Authority officials say higher gasoline prices may be to blame.

Traffic generally goes up

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Greenwood Rising hosting candlelight vigil honoring Tulsa Race Massacre victims
Jonathan Polasek The Tulsa community is invited to reflect on the history of the Race Massacre at a candlelight vigil hosted by Greenwood Rising, Sunday night. Honor the past, learn from it, and contribute to a shared healing.

Greenwood Rising hosting candlelight vigil honoring Tulsa Race Massacre victims
Jonathan Polasek The Tulsa community is invited to reflect on the history of the Race Massacre at a candlelight vigil hosted by Greenwood Rising, Sunday night. Honor the past, learn from it, and contribute to a shared healing.

Oklahoma lawmakers override veto to expand breast cancer screening coverage
Jeromee Scot Oklahoma lawmakers voted to override Governor Stitt’s veto, making House Bill 1389 law and expanding insurance coverage for advanced breast cancer screenings.

Oklahoma lawmakers override veto to expand breast cancer screening coverage
Jeromee Scot Oklahoma lawmakers voted to override Governor Stitt’s veto, making House Bill 1389 law and expanding insurance coverage for advanced breast cancer screenings.

Oklahoma lawmakers vote to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen
Destini Pittman The House and Senate voted to approve a resolution that removes Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. After it passed, it took effect immediately.

Oklahoma lawmakers vote to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen
Destini Pittman The House and Senate voted to approve a resolution that removes Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. After it passed, it took effect immediately.

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Greenwood Rising hosting candlelight vigil honoring Tulsa Race Massacre victims
Jonathan Polasek The Tulsa community is invited to reflect on the history of the Race Massacre at a candlelight vigil hosted by Greenwood Rising, Sunday night. Honor the past, learn from it, and contribute to a shared healing.

Oklahoma lawmakers override veto to expand breast cancer screening coverage
Jeromee Scot Oklahoma lawmakers voted to override Governor Stitt’s veto, making House Bill 1389 law and expanding insurance coverage for advanced breast cancer screenings.

Oklahoma lawmakers vote to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen
Destini Pittman The House and Senate voted to approve a resolution that removes Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. After it passed, it took effect immediately.

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around
News On 6 Cooler temperatures are here and the gusty north wind is continuing to cool off areas south of Tulsa. Scattered showers and storms come to an end. Sunny and mild conditions return Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system could impact the region this weekend and into early next week.

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso
Matt Kalish Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a pedestrian died Thursday after being hit by a driver on US 169 near 56th Street North in Owasso.

Tulsa hosts national prosecutors' training on domestic violence and animal abuse cases
Chloe Abbott Domestic violence and animal abuse cases are the main focus for attorneys from all over the country who are coming to Tulsa to get more training on those topics.

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