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Tulsa Golden Hurricane 2025 football schedule released

Jeremie Poplin Tulsa's 12-game regular-season slate will include six games at H.A. Chapman Stadium This will be the first time since 2004 that all of Tulsa's home games are scheduled for a Saturday kickoff.

Vermont And New England Continue Recovery Effort From Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding

News On 6 A storm that dumped up to two months of rain in two days in Vermont and other parts of the Northeast brought more flooding Tuesday to communities that included the state capital, where officials said that river levels at a dam just upstream appeared to be stable.

VP Harris Praises Cadets' Sacrifice In West Point's 1st Commencement Speech By A Woman

Associated Press Vice President Kamala Harris, the first woman to deliver a commencement speech at West Point, lauded graduating cadets Saturday for their noble sacrifice in serving their country, but noted they were entering an “unsettled world” because of Russian aggression and the rising threats from China.

West Point Is About To Graduate Its Largest Class Of Black Women Ever

Former OSU Wrestler Becomes Tulsa County Prosecutor

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Former OSU wrestler hopes to bring lessons he learned on the mat to his new job as a prosecutor in Tulsa County.

Former OSU Wrestler Becomes Tulsa County Prosecutor

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Former OSU wrestler hopes to bring lessons he learned on the mat to his new job as a prosecutor in Tulsa County.

Bible used to swear in Oklahoma's first governor returns to state

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- A Bible believed used during the first swearing-in of Oklahoma's first governor is back in the state after years in a New York basement.

The family Bible of Governor Charles

Bible used to swear in Oklahoma's first governor returns to state

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

News On 6 Cloudy and cool today, but big changes are coming. Severe storms possible Tuesday night into Wednesday with hail, strong winds, and an isolated tornado risk. More rounds of rain and storms expected through the weekend.

Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

Erin Conrad An elementary school student was hit by a car while walking to Spring Creek Elementary in Broken Arrow. The child was in a crosswalk on Third Street between the middle and elementary schools. The driver was cited.

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Ryan Gillin The Cookie Jar Ministry was founded by Brittany Greenwood. Every Sunday, volunteers bake hundreds of cookies, which are then delivered by Greenwood and her husband on Mondays to people in the Hope is Alive Sober Living Program.

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and more than 50 others filed briefs supporting what could be the nation's first publicly-funded religious charter school, ahead of the case going before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Amy Slanchik Family and Children Services said it is losing about $2.5 million in state funding for two of its programs that help people during a mental health crisis. The state said similar services can be found through other programs.

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Tulsa Golden Hurricane 2025 football schedule released

Vermont And New England Continue Recovery Effort From Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding

VP Harris Praises Cadets' Sacrifice In West Point's 1st Commencement Speech By A Woman

Commission Calls For Removal Of Confederate Symbols At US Army, Naval Academies

3 Soldiers Killed, 3 Injured In Training Accident In Georgia, Military Says

West Point Cadet Killed, 22 Injured In Rollover Crash

West Point Is About To Graduate Its Largest Class Of Black Women Ever

West Point Is About To Graduate Its Largest Class Of Black Women Ever

Former OSU Wrestler Becomes Tulsa County Prosecutor

Former OSU Wrestler Becomes Tulsa County Prosecutor

Bible used to swear in Oklahoma's first governor returns to state

Bible used to swear in Oklahoma's first governor returns to state

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Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Top Headlines

Tulsa weather: Cool on Monday, but severe storms loom this week

Broken Arrow elementary student hit by car in school crosswalk

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs