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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Look At Mail Thefts And What You Can Do

Amy Slanchik One of the first things experts say to do if you're mailing a check is to use a gel pen because that can't be washed if the check gets in the wrong hands. The postal service says it is working to make blue collection boxes more secure.

Cases Of Check Fraud Escalate Dramatically, With Americans Warned Not To Mail Checks If Possible

Associated Press Check fraud is back in a big way, fueled by a rise in organized crime that is forcing small businesses and individuals to take additional safety measures or to avoid sending checks through the mail altogether.

US Postal Inspection Service Offers Reward For Information On Robbery Of Letter Carrier

News On 6 A USPS Letter Carrier was robbed in Tulsa last week and now the U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest of the suspect involved.

'Secret Sister' Gift Exchange On Facebook Returns And It's A Scam

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A gift exchange circulating again on social media asks users to send one gift valued at $10 or more to their "Secret Sister," promising up to 36 presents in return. It seems like a great way to spread the holiday cheer, but it's not. It's a scam.

Reward for information in mailbox bombing in McAlester increased to $20,000

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ A reward has been doubled to $20,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the bombing of an FBI agent's home mailbox in McAlester.

A homemade device

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Tulsa musicians swap guitars for shovels for Recording Academy's Day That Music Cares

Ryan Gillin Local musicians traded in their instruments for wheelbarrows on Friday for the Recording Academy's National Day of Service. They worked in the gardens at Food On The Move's Urban Farm.

Tulsa musicians swap guitars for shovels for Recording Academy's Day That Music Cares

Ryan Gillin Local musicians traded in their instruments for wheelbarrows on Friday for the Recording Academy's National Day of Service. They worked in the gardens at Food On The Move's Urban Farm.

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Tulsa musicians swap guitars for shovels for Recording Academy's Day That Music Cares

Ryan Gillin Local musicians traded in their instruments for wheelbarrows on Friday for the Recording Academy's National Day of Service. They worked in the gardens at Food On The Move's Urban Farm.

Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma honors volunteers at luncheon

News On 6 The Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma held a luncheon to honor all its volunteers on Friday.

Tulsa Police investigate gun incident at Woodland Hills Mall, no shots fired

Cal Day Tulsa Police are looking for the person who pulled a gun during a fight inside Woodland Hills Mall. Officers say it caused a lot of people in the mall to panic.

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

Tulsa SPCA takes in 16 kittens abandoned in lobby

Emory Bryan An influx of kittens has Tulsa SPCA appealing for donations and fosters.

Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Kris Crawford Cherokee Nation steps in to feed thousands of Oklahoma children through its Summer EBT program, after the state declines for the third year.

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