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UN: 5.7 Million Pakistani Flood Victims To Face Food Crisis
Associated Press
The United Nations humanitarian agency warned Monday that about 5.7 million Pakistani flood survivors will face a serious food crisis in the next three months.
Myanmar Violence Has Displaced More Than 1 Million, UN Says
Associated Press
The United Nations’ humanitarian relief agency says the number of people displaced within strife-torn Myanmar has for the first time exceeded 1 million, with well over half the total losing their homes after a military takeover last year.
Medicaid lawsuit
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Officials who oversee the Oklahoma Medicaid program are trying to stop a retrial alleging they discriminated against seven rural mental health clinics out of retaliation.
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Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness
Sam Carrico
Homeless people in Bartlesville could now face fines for washing their clothes in public creeks or for blocking a sidewalk. The City Council approved the rules Monday night as a task force works to find solutions to the city's homelessness issue.
Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness
Sam Carrico
Homeless people in Bartlesville could now face fines for washing their clothes in public creeks or for blocking a sidewalk. The City Council approved the rules Monday night as a task force works to find solutions to the city's homelessness issue.
Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening
News On 6
A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.
Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening
News On 6
A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.
Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants
Erin Conrad
The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.
Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants
Erin Conrad
The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.
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Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness
Sam Carrico
Homeless people in Bartlesville could now face fines for washing their clothes in public creeks or for blocking a sidewalk. The City Council approved the rules Monday night as a task force works to find solutions to the city's homelessness issue.
Storms return Tuesday Afternoon and Evening
News On 6
A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.
Tulsa Zoo discusses new Asian elephants
Erin Conrad
The Tulsa Zoo has two new Asian elephants. They came from a zoo in Los Angeles, even though some people there filed a lawsuit, believing the elephants should go to a sanctuary.
Q&A with Senator Markwayne Mullin: Possible Sanctions on Russia
Alex Cameron
With Russian President Putin facing mounting criticism for escalating attacks on Ukraine after claiming to want a peace agreement, the U.S. Senate is considering moving forward with bipartisan legislation to impose "crippling" sanctions on Russia. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin says Putin underestimates President Trump's and Congress's resolve at his own peril.
Former teacher receives $700k settlement from City of Tulsa after 2020 arrest at Trump rally
Chloe Abbott
A Tulsa woman arrested outside a Trump campaign rally in 2020 is getting a $700,000 settlement from the City of Tulsa.
Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'
Kaitlyn Deggs
Neighbors shocked after Tulsa Police kill man officers say ambushed them after shooting a jogger.
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