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Attorney For Last Two Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors Responds To DOJ Report

News On 6 The lead attorney for the last two living Tulsa Race Massacre survivors responds to a DOJ report stating no charges can be filed due to the statute of limitations, and that the City of Tulsa failed to aid victims after the attack.

DOJ To Review, Evaluate Tulsa Race Massacre

News On 6 The Department of Justice said it will open a review and evaluation into the Tulsa Race Massacre.

'You Have To Know Where You Come From:' Tulsa Organization Helps Residents Find Connection To Tulsa Race Massacre

MaKayla Glenn The organization Justice For Greenwood is working with genealogy experts to provide individuals with the opportunity to discover if they have a connection to the Tulsa Race Massacre

1921 Race Massacre Survivors File Petition For Rehearing

Eden Jones The legal team of the survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre delivered their first remarks since the Oklahoma Supreme Court dismissed their lawsuit that sought reparations from the city.

City Of Tulsa Reacts To Supreme Court Ruling On Dismissal Of Race Massacre Lawsuit

Emory Bryan Until now, the City had been hesitant to speak during the litigation and now even with what appears to be a final decision, the Mayor's Office said he would not be doing interviews about it.

Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Opening Arguments In Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit

News On 6 The Oklahoma Supreme Court is hearing opening arguments on Tuesday in the public nuisance lawsuit filed by three Tulsa Race Massacre survivors against the City of Tulsa and several other agencies.

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Watch: Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit Appeal Press Conference

News On 6 The last remaining survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, and their legal team, held a press conference Monday afternoon to appeal Tulsa County District Judge Caroline Wall's dismissal of their lawsuit.

Watch: Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit Appeal Press Conference

Descendants Of Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Sue City For Use Of Likeness

News On 6 Descendants of a prominent doctor killed in the Tulsa Race Massacre are suing the city, Greenwood Rising Museum and others, claiming their relative's name and likeness are being exploited.

Descendants Of Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Sue City For Use Of Likeness

News On 6 Descendants of a prominent doctor killed in the Tulsa Race Massacre are suing the city, Greenwood Rising Museum and others, claiming their relative's name and likeness are being exploited.

Judge To Decide If Public Nuisance Lawsuit About 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Will Move Forward

Amy Slanchik A Tulsa County judge on Monday could decide whether to throw out a public nuisance lawsuit about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, or let it move forward in court.

Judge To Decide If Public Nuisance Lawsuit About 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Will Move Forward

Amy Slanchik A Tulsa County judge on Monday could decide whether to throw out a public nuisance lawsuit about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, or let it move forward in court.

Prayer Rally Held By Justice For Greenwood Movement

Ashlyn Brothers Supporters of a large Civil Suit say survivors and descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre have been denied restitution for more than a century. A court hearing is set for Monday at 1:30 p.m.

Prayer Rally Held By Justice For Greenwood Movement

Justice For Greenwood Movement Holds Prayer Rally Ahead Of Monday Hearing

Ashlyn Brothers The Justice For Greenwood Movement is holding a Prayer Rally Sunday evening ahead of Monday's hearing at the Tulsa County Courthouse. This, as activists seek justice for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons aims to take his public nuisance lawsuit against several government agencies, including the City of Tulsa, to trial.

Justice For Greenwood Movement Holds Prayer Rally Ahead Of Monday Hearing

Bill To Restore Creek Freedmen Tribal Rights 'Long Overdue,' Supporters Say

Terence Crutcher Sister Vows To Fight After No Federal Charges Filed

News On 6 It's been two years since former Tulsa Police Officer Betty Shelby shot and killed Terence Crutcher. The case is back in the news after a Justice Department announcement.

Terence Crutcher Sister Vows To Fight After No Federal Charges Filed

News On 6 It's been two years since former Tulsa Police Officer Betty Shelby shot and killed Terence Crutcher. The case is back in the news after a Justice Department announcement.

Family Wants Investigation Of Son's Death After TPD Tasing

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The parents of a man who died three days after being tased in an incident in downtown Tulsa in August want a criminal investigation into the case.

Family Wants Investigation Of Son's Death After TPD Tasing

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The parents of a man who died three days after being tased in an incident in downtown Tulsa in August want a criminal investigation into the case.

Tulsa Attorney Gives Students Behind Scenes Look At Legal System

News On 6 Tulsa attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons says the seminar is his way of giving back to kids in his Tulsa neighborhood.

Tulsa Attorney Gives Students Behind Scenes Look At Legal System

News On 6 Tulsa attorney Damario Solomon-Simmons says the seminar is his way of giving back to kids in his Tulsa neighborhood.

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Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

News On 6 Unsettled weather will continue across Oklahoma and North Texas with multiple rounds of showers, thunderstorms, and severe weather threats. A brief break in the pattern is expected this weekend before another storm system develops early next week, bringing renewed rain and storm chances.

Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

Jonathan Polasek With 13% of Oklahomans living with diabetes, proactive action is essential. Discover Mayes County Health Department's program to educate residents on the disease and promote healthier choices.

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

‘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

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Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family

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.

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.

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Attorney For Last Two Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors Responds To DOJ Report

DOJ To Review, Evaluate Tulsa Race Massacre

'You Have To Know Where You Come From:' Tulsa Organization Helps Residents Find Connection To Tulsa Race Massacre

1921 Race Massacre Survivors File Petition For Rehearing

City Of Tulsa Reacts To Supreme Court Ruling On Dismissal Of Race Massacre Lawsuit

Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Opening Arguments In Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit

Watch: Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit Appeal Press Conference

Watch: Tulsa Race Massacre Lawsuit Appeal Press Conference

Descendants Of Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Sue City For Use Of Likeness

Descendants Of Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Sue City For Use Of Likeness

Judge To Decide If Public Nuisance Lawsuit About 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Will Move Forward

Judge To Decide If Public Nuisance Lawsuit About 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Will Move Forward

Prayer Rally Held By Justice For Greenwood Movement

Prayer Rally Held By Justice For Greenwood Movement

Justice For Greenwood Movement Holds Prayer Rally Ahead Of Monday Hearing

Justice For Greenwood Movement Holds Prayer Rally Ahead Of Monday Hearing

Mother of Three Children Injured in Hugo Shooting Receives New Car

Mother of Three Children Injured in Hugo Shooting Receives New Car

Bill To Restore Creek Freedmen Tribal Rights 'Long Overdue,' Supporters Say

Bill To Restore Creek Freedmen Tribal Rights 'Long Overdue,' Supporters Say

Terence Crutcher Sister Vows To Fight After No Federal Charges Filed

Terence Crutcher Sister Vows To Fight After No Federal Charges Filed

Family Wants Investigation Of Son's Death After TPD Tasing

Family Wants Investigation Of Son's Death After TPD Tasing

Tulsa Attorney Gives Students Behind Scenes Look At Legal System

Tulsa Attorney Gives Students Behind Scenes Look At Legal System

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Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family

‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family

Top Headlines

Storms chances remain: Severe Threats South

Mayes County launches free classes to prevent and manage diabetes

‘Parents need to know how these monsters work’: New information on Henryetta murders released by victim’s family

In-depth look: Trump's promises made, promises kept in first 100 days

Morris High School Academic Team wins national title — honors late teammate in emotional journey

'I can't let him bleed out:' Warner man saves stabbing victim