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Radio Station To Broadcast OU Game In Spanish
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ An Oklahoma City radio station will broadcast the first-ever University of Oklahoma athletic event in Spanish on September 8th when it airs the Miami-OU football game.
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Catoosa launches new 911 center to improve emergency response
Zachary Sabel
From June 4, Catoosa's emergency and non-emergency calls will be directed through new local 911 Center. The move reflects city's goal of localized control over key services.
Catoosa launches new 911 center to improve emergency response
Zachary Sabel
From June 4, Catoosa's emergency and non-emergency calls will be directed through new local 911 Center. The move reflects city's goal of localized control over key services.
Tulsa Regional Chamber hosts annual State of Inclusion event
Joe Carmody
State of Inclusion event: Tulsa Area United Way and NORDAM discuss inclusive leadership's role in business growth. Join leaders in shaping a more inclusive economy, noon at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel.
Tulsa Regional Chamber hosts annual State of Inclusion event
Joe Carmody
State of Inclusion event: Tulsa Area United Way and NORDAM discuss inclusive leadership's role in business growth. Join leaders in shaping a more inclusive economy, noon at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel.
United Airlines will return to JFK with several daily flights in a deal with JetBlue
Associated Press
United Airlines and JetBlue are entering into a limited partnership called Blue Sky.
United Airlines will return to JFK with several daily flights in a deal with JetBlue
Associated Press
United Airlines and JetBlue are entering into a limited partnership called Blue Sky.
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Top Headlines
Catoosa launches new 911 center to improve emergency response
Zachary Sabel
From June 4, Catoosa's emergency and non-emergency calls will be directed through new local 911 Center. The move reflects city's goal of localized control over key services.
Tulsa Regional Chamber hosts annual State of Inclusion event
Joe Carmody
State of Inclusion event: Tulsa Area United Way and NORDAM discuss inclusive leadership's role in business growth. Join leaders in shaping a more inclusive economy, noon at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel.
United Airlines will return to JFK with several daily flights in a deal with JetBlue
Associated Press
United Airlines and JetBlue are entering into a limited partnership called Blue Sky.
Tulsa Oilers host military appreciation night at BOK Center
Samantha Rupe
The Tulsa Oilers and the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs are teaming up to honor service members with a special night at the BOK Center.
Trump administration seeks to throw out lawsuit filed by Ryan Walters
Aniysa Mapp
The Trump administration seeks to toss Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters' lawsuit regarding the impact of illegal immigration on the state's schools, arguing it has no legal standing.
Showers moving across northern Oklahoma early this morning
News On 6
Showers and thunderstorms are now moving across part of northeastern Oklahoma and will continue into early Thursday, bringing cooler temperatures and gusty north winds. A return to sunny and mild conditions is expected Friday, with highs reaching the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system may impact the region this weekend and for part of next week.
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