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Black-Owned Urgent Care To Open In Tulsa This Month
MaKayla Glenn
A new Black-owned urgent care facility is opening near 51st and Peoria. NovaStar Express Care will be open to see patients starting on Nov. 14, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday – Friday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends.
Oklahomans At Risk Of Losing SoonerCare Coverage After Changes In Federal Regulations
News On 6
Thousands of Oklahomans are at risk of losing their SoonerCare coverage after changes in federal regulations.
Flu Shots Available At Tulsa's Southcrest Hospital
News On 6
The rush to get an H1N1 vaccine out of testing and into production could mean a shortage of the vaccine for the seasonal flu.
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Changes in Oklahoma Driver's License Fees: Discount for Ages 62-64 Ends
David Prock
Starting Sunday, Oklahoma drivers aged 62 to 64 will face a new reality as the state ends discounted license fees, requiring them to pay $38.50 for a standard four-year license, a significant change from previous sliding-scale rates.
Changes in Oklahoma Driver's License Fees: Discount for Ages 62-64 Ends
David Prock
Starting Sunday, Oklahoma drivers aged 62 to 64 will face a new reality as the state ends discounted license fees, requiring them to pay $38.50 for a standard four-year license, a significant change from previous sliding-scale rates.
Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick
News On 6
On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.
Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick
News On 6
On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.
Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit
Graham Dowers
Superintendent Ryan Walters sits down to discuss major changes in education this fall, including new history standards, Bible distribution, and ongoing legal battles over immigration costs.
Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit
Graham Dowers
Superintendent Ryan Walters sits down to discuss major changes in education this fall, including new history standards, Bible distribution, and ongoing legal battles over immigration costs.
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Changes in Oklahoma Driver's License Fees: Discount for Ages 62-64 Ends
David Prock
Starting Sunday, Oklahoma drivers aged 62 to 64 will face a new reality as the state ends discounted license fees, requiring them to pay $38.50 for a standard four-year license, a significant change from previous sliding-scale rates.
Taste Test Tuesday: Chicken Salad Chick
News On 6
On today's Taste Test Tuesday, the Six in the Morning crew gets to try out Chicken Salad Chick.
Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit
Graham Dowers
Superintendent Ryan Walters sits down to discuss major changes in education this fall, including new history standards, Bible distribution, and ongoing legal battles over immigration costs.
Acting head of FEMA said he wasn't aware U.S. has a hurricane season, sources say
CBS News
The remark was made by David Richardson at the conclusion of an 8:30 a.m. daily operational briefing typically attended by hundreds of FEMA staffers and interagency partners. Reuters was first to report the comment.
Tulsa Treasures: Historic Greenwood
Brooke Cox
Jack Frank of TulsaFilms.com shares archival footage from historic Black Wall Street, including some filmed by Solomon Sir Jones, a Black preacher who dedicated his life to documenting Black towns in Oklahoma and neighboring states.
Paul Rudd runs and wins in Royals’ Hot Dog Derby
Tiffany Lane
The actor’s surprise appearance was part of a star-studded charity weekend that raised $4.5 million for Children’s Mercy Hospital.
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