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Feds Will Pay Choctaw, Chickasaw Tribes $186M In Land Dispute
News On 6
The federal government will pay the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes $186 million to resolve a tribal trust land mismanagement controversy that dates back more than 100 years.
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Tulsa Police respond to standoff at apartment near 51st and Yale
Drake Johnson
Tulsa police are responding to a standoff at an apartment complex near 51st Street and Yale Avenue.
Tulsa Police respond to standoff at apartment near 51st and Yale
Drake Johnson
Tulsa police are responding to a standoff at an apartment complex near 51st Street and Yale Avenue.
Coweta families raise concerns over discolored water despite city assurances: 'Always been a problem'
MaKayla Glenn
Several Coweta families are raising concerns about discolored, bad-smelling water. While city officials say it’s safe short-term, residents like the Ramirez family worry about health risks, especially for young children. The city is working on long-term fixes, including flushing the system and upgrading equipment.
Coweta families raise concerns over discolored water despite city assurances: 'Always been a problem'
MaKayla Glenn
Several Coweta families are raising concerns about discolored, bad-smelling water. While city officials say it’s safe short-term, residents like the Ramirez family worry about health risks, especially for young children. The city is working on long-term fixes, including flushing the system and upgrading equipment.
Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Wednesday
Travis Meyer
Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Wednesday, April 30, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.
Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Wednesday
Travis Meyer
Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Wednesday, April 30, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.
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Tulsa Police respond to standoff at apartment near 51st and Yale
Drake Johnson
Tulsa police are responding to a standoff at an apartment complex near 51st Street and Yale Avenue.
Coweta families raise concerns over discolored water despite city assurances: 'Always been a problem'
MaKayla Glenn
Several Coweta families are raising concerns about discolored, bad-smelling water. While city officials say it’s safe short-term, residents like the Ramirez family worry about health risks, especially for young children. The city is working on long-term fixes, including flushing the system and upgrading equipment.
Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Wednesday
Travis Meyer
Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Wednesday, April 30, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.
Muskogee Police Department officer shortages could impact Hilldale Public Schools
Chloe Abbott
Hilldale Public Schools could lose School resource officers due to Muskogee Police Department officer shortage.
Power outage in Spain and Portugal brings much of Europe's Iberian Peninsula to a standstill
CBS News
A massive and unprecedented power outage on Monday hit large parts of Spain as well as Portugal. The blackout halted subway and railway trains, cut phone service and shut down traffic lights and ATMs for the millions of people who live across Europe's Iberian Peninsula.
Broken Arrow resident sues city, police department over constitutional rights violation
Sam Modde
Broken Arrow resident files civil lawsuit against the city and police, alleging excessive force incidents.
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