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Trump Blasts Sessions Over Indictments Of GOP Congressmen Ahead Of Midterms

President Trump chastised Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Twitter on Monday for federal indictments of two sitting Republican congressmen ahead of the midterm elections.

Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole to visit Guantanamo Bay

News On 6 WASHINGTON (AP) -- US Representative Tom Cole says he and a group of Congress members plan to tour the US detention facility in Guantanamo Bay.

Cole says the prison at Guantanamo Bay is a vital

California congressman visits Tinker to discuss attacks on Iraq

News On 6 (Oklahoma City-AP) -- A California congressman has visited Tinker Air Force Base to study the possibility of launching full-scale strikes on Iraq.

San Diego Republican Duncan Hunter toured the

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Another pleasant day before a changing pattern brings more storm chances to the area

News On 6 Oklahoma’s weather will begin pleasantly today, with sunshine and warm temperatures, before shifting toward a more unsettled pattern later in the week. Storm chances increase late tonight into early Thursday for a few locations and continue through the holiday weekend, including potential for occasional strong to severe storms.

Another pleasant day before a changing pattern brings more storm chances to the area

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Another pleasant day before a changing pattern brings more storm chances to the area

$500 reward: Bartlesville offers incentive for information on city park vandals

Sam Modde The City of Bartlesville is dealing with near-daily destruction at their public parks; officials say repairs have cost tens of thousands of dollars.

Families grapple with storm damage in Fort Gibson

MaKayla Glenn Families are trying to wrap their minds around all the storm damage in Fort Gibson after a storm on Monday.

What you need to know about the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act

Alex Cameron Breaking down the One Big, Beautiful Bill: Key components that could affect Oklahomans from Medicaid changes to SNAP cuts.

ODMHSAS needs $28.7 million to get through the end of June, according to state audit

Chloe Abbott The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services says it needs $28.7 million to get through the end of June, according to a state audit report released Tuesday.

Storms cause major damage in Fort Gibson; community rallies for clean-up effort

Erin Conrad Fort Gibson was hit by a powerful storm, causing widespread damage and power outages. Community rallies to aid recovery effort and save a local historic building.

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