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MENTAL health crisis intervention services relocated
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Tulsa's mentally ill indigent patients have a new place to go for help. Friday morning, the temporary crisis center for the mentally ill was moved from the Day Center to Doctors Hospital.
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NWS survey shows 1.7-mile-wide EF3 tornado hit Blanco
Alan Crone
An EF-3 tornado with 140 mph winds hit southern Pittsburg County on May 19, damaging homes and trees near Blanco. The NWS confirmed its strength after detailed storm surveys.
NWS survey shows 1.7-mile-wide EF3 tornado hit Blanco
Alan Crone
An EF-3 tornado with 140 mph winds hit southern Pittsburg County on May 19, damaging homes and trees near Blanco. The NWS confirmed its strength after detailed storm surveys.
FEMA sets up help center for wildfire victims in Mannford
Samantha Rupe
Federal agencies offer housing aid, repair funds and business loans after destructive fires.
FEMA sets up help center for wildfire victims in Mannford
Samantha Rupe
Federal agencies offer housing aid, repair funds and business loans after destructive fires.
What former students found in Kendall-Whittier’s 1999 time capsule
Nick McCauley
Former Tulsa students and teachers open a box of memories buried ahead of Y2K.
What former students found in Kendall-Whittier’s 1999 time capsule
Nick McCauley
Former Tulsa students and teachers open a box of memories buried ahead of Y2K.
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NWS survey shows 1.7-mile-wide EF3 tornado hit Blanco
Alan Crone
An EF-3 tornado with 140 mph winds hit southern Pittsburg County on May 19, damaging homes and trees near Blanco. The NWS confirmed its strength after detailed storm surveys.
FEMA sets up help center for wildfire victims in Mannford
Samantha Rupe
Federal agencies offer housing aid, repair funds and business loans after destructive fires.
What former students found in Kendall-Whittier’s 1999 time capsule
Nick McCauley
Former Tulsa students and teachers open a box of memories buried ahead of Y2K.
Pleasant Wednesday weather before storm chances return overnight into Thursday morning
News On 6
Dry and pleasant weather continues today before showers and thunderstorms move in overnight and into early Thursday, bringing cooler temperatures and gusty north winds. A brief 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 early next week rising temperatures and humidity.
TPS student-teacher internship gives high schoolers a head start in the classroom
Jonathan Polasek
Tulsa Public Schools introduces student-teaching internships for high school juniors and seniors. These students get real teaching experience in elementary classrooms before graduation.
Oklahoma teachers could earn up to $10K in annual stipends
Jeromee Scot
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed HB1412 into law, creating new teacher certification levels with annual stipends starting in July 2025. The law offers up to $10,000 for top educators and gives school districts local control over teacher evaluations.
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