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'It Is Fascinating': Powerful, Backwards Spinning Tornado Hits Tillman County
Kaitlyn Deggs
A rare, powerful tornado hit rural Tillman County and it's making national headlines because of its size and that it spun in the opposite direction of how tornadoes usually spin in the Northern Hemisphere.
NASA To Launch 3 Rockets From Private Australian Space Port
Associated Press
NASA will launch a research rocket from remote northern Australia this month in the agency’s first blast off from a commercial space port outside the United States.
Pet Owners Celebrate Valentine's Day With Massive Dog Wedding In Peru
CBS News
Peruvian four-legged friends tied the knot on Monday in a massive dog wedding in Lima during the Valentine's Day celebrations.
Double Meteor Showers Will Light Up The Night Sky Tonight
News On 6
Skywatchers can catch two separate meteor showers that will be peaking Monday night into early Tuesday.
Wx Factoid: 8/8/2013
Richard Clark
In the Southern Hemisphere, August is the seasonal equivalent of February in the Northern Hemisphere.
Wx Factoid: 3/6/2013
Richard Clark
Spring is different in the Southern Hemisphere, mostly because of the much greater amount of ocean there.
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‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family
Chloe Abbott
We're learning new information about the investigation into the murders of six people in Henryetta. Sex offender Jesse McFadden killed himself, his wife, her three children, and two other teenage girls two years ago this week. The father of one of the victims is sharing a recorded conversation between family members and an OSBI agent.
‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family
Chloe Abbott
We're learning new information about the investigation into the murders of six people in Henryetta. Sex offender Jesse McFadden killed himself, his wife, her three children, and two other teenage girls two years ago this week. The father of one of the victims is sharing a recorded conversation between family members and an OSBI agent.
In-depth look: Trump's promises made, promises kept in first 100 days
Alex Cameron
Trump's second term's first 100 days: over 140 executive orders signed, according to the American Presidency Project. PolitiFact tracks fulfillment of 75 campaign promises.
In-depth look: Trump's promises made, promises kept in first 100 days
Alex Cameron
Trump's second term's first 100 days: over 140 executive orders signed, according to the American Presidency Project. PolitiFact tracks fulfillment of 75 campaign promises.
Storms bring flooding risk overnight
News On 6
A slow-moving storm system will bring multiple rounds of showers and severe thunderstorms across eastern Oklahoma, with threats of flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and a low tornado risk. Additional storms are expected through midweek before quieter, milder weather arrives heading into the weekend.
Storms bring flooding risk overnight
News On 6
A slow-moving storm system will bring multiple rounds of showers and severe thunderstorms across eastern Oklahoma, with threats of flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and a low tornado risk. Additional storms are expected through midweek before quieter, milder weather arrives heading into the weekend.
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‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family
Chloe Abbott
We're learning new information about the investigation into the murders of six people in Henryetta. Sex offender Jesse McFadden killed himself, his wife, her three children, and two other teenage girls two years ago this week. The father of one of the victims is sharing a recorded conversation between family members and an OSBI agent.
In-depth look: Trump's promises made, promises kept in first 100 days
Alex Cameron
Trump's second term's first 100 days: over 140 executive orders signed, according to the American Presidency Project. PolitiFact tracks fulfillment of 75 campaign promises.
Storms bring flooding risk overnight
News On 6
A slow-moving storm system will bring multiple rounds of showers and severe thunderstorms across eastern Oklahoma, with threats of flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and a low tornado risk. Additional storms are expected through midweek before quieter, milder weather arrives heading into the weekend.
Morris High School Academic Team wins national title — honors late teammate in emotional journey
MaKayla Glenn
The Morris High School Academic Team made history by winning a national academic competition in Chicago — the first team from Oklahoma to ever do so. But behind the victory is a moving story of perseverance, dedication, and honoring a lost teammate.
'I can't let him bleed out:' Warner man saves stabbing victim
Sam Carrico
A good Samaritan helped a stabbing victim last week in Warner and tells News On 6 what those moments were like. News On 6's Sam Carrico tells us the good Samaritan was the victim's neighbor.
Man arrested after firing projectiles at police during standoff
Destini Pittman
A man was arrested Monday night after allegedly firing spheres that resemble Pepperballs at police officers during a nearly four-hour standoff at an apartment complex near South Braden Avenue and East Skelly Drive.
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