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Tulsa Area High School Students Collaborate To Clean Up Local Creek

MaKayla Glenn Groups of students from different local schools are working together to clean up their community. The students share a common interest in environmental sustainability.

U.S. Woman, Son Fighting For Lives After Giraffe Attack

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An American scientist and her young son were fighting for their lives Friday in a South African hospital after being attacked by a giraffe at the wildlife reserve in South Africa where they live.

Hundreds Bob For Bobbers At Grand Lake

News On 6 Hundreds of people flooded Grand Lake bright and early Saturday morning to bob for bobbers.

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Save cash, clear the sky: MetroLink's summer offer for Tulsans

Kris Crawford MetroLink Tulsa is teaming up with Tulsa Air Quality & Ozone Alert for its “Take a Ride, Clear the Skies” campaign, offering half-price fares from May 23 to September 1 in an effort to keep the air clean during peak ozone season.

Save cash, clear the sky: MetroLink's summer offer for Tulsans

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Save cash, clear the sky: MetroLink's summer offer for Tulsans

Tulsa Discovery Awards highlight top high school theater talent

Brooke Cox The Tulsa Discovery Awards showcase outstanding high school musical theater performers, with top winners earning a chance to compete nationally in New York City.

Chamber CEO Mike Neal talks Tulsa’s economic momentum

Brooke Cox Tulsa Regional Chamber CEO Mike Neal discusses the city’s recent economic surge, including major industrial projects, international investment, and the return of the PGA Championship.

Top prosecutor says 2 remaining New Orleans jail escapees may be in other cities: "They can't hide forever"

CBS News Two inmates — Antoine Massey and Derrick Groves — who were among 10 people who escaped from a New Orleans jail nearly two weeks ago may be in other cities, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill told CBS News in an interview on Wednesday.

Women's College World Series kicks off at OKC's Devon Park

Christian Hans The Oklahoma Sooners are seeking their fifth-straight national title as the Women's College World Series begins Thursday at Devon Park in Oklahoma City. Here's all you need to know as the tournament kicks off.

Shower and storm chances remain into Thursday afternoon

News On 6 Cooler temperatures continue as gusty north winds arrive for our Thursday. Scattered showers and storms remain possible. 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.

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