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Edmond Man Drowns At Fort Cobb Lake After Rescuing 8-Year-Old Son
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An Edmond man trying to save his son drowned Wednesday in Fort Cobb Lake, authorities said.
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Oklahoma Flat Tax Bill: What lawmakers are saying
Sam Carrico
A bill aiming to change the tax code is making its way through the legislature. Senate Bill 304 would establish a flat 4.75% individual income tax rate instead of the tiered system currently in place.
Oklahoma Flat Tax Bill: What lawmakers are saying
Sam Carrico
A bill aiming to change the tax code is making its way through the legislature. Senate Bill 304 would establish a flat 4.75% individual income tax rate instead of the tiered system currently in place.
The Hot Seat: Emerging technologies, AI, and data centers
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Jay Shidler with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce discuss emerging technologies.
The Hot Seat: Emerging technologies, AI, and data centers
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Jay Shidler with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce discuss emerging technologies.
Fireworks dealer: Tariffs to increase costs for July 4th celebrations
Emory Bryan
Coweta fireworks wholesaler Randy Scott says tariffs on Chinese imports will increase some prices for consumers this July 4th, but the larger impact will be on fireworks purchased to mark the United States Semiquincentennial in 2026.
Fireworks dealer: Tariffs to increase costs for July 4th celebrations
Emory Bryan
Coweta fireworks wholesaler Randy Scott says tariffs on Chinese imports will increase some prices for consumers this July 4th, but the larger impact will be on fireworks purchased to mark the United States Semiquincentennial in 2026.
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Top Headlines
Oklahoma Flat Tax Bill: What lawmakers are saying
Sam Carrico
A bill aiming to change the tax code is making its way through the legislature. Senate Bill 304 would establish a flat 4.75% individual income tax rate instead of the tiered system currently in place.
The Hot Seat: Emerging technologies, AI, and data centers
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Jay Shidler with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce discuss emerging technologies.
Fireworks dealer: Tariffs to increase costs for July 4th celebrations
Emory Bryan
Coweta fireworks wholesaler Randy Scott says tariffs on Chinese imports will increase some prices for consumers this July 4th, but the larger impact will be on fireworks purchased to mark the United States Semiquincentennial in 2026.
Baseball returns to Tulsa: Drillers open season with new manager Eric Wedge
Chloe Abbott
Baseball is back in Tulsa. It's the Drillers' season opener at Oneok Field on Friday. For the first time in seven seasons, players will have a new manager in the dugout when they take the field.
Rain expected Saturday, snow likely on Sunday
News On 6
Severe storms and heavy rainfall will continue across Oklahoma through the weekend, bringing a risk of flooding, strong winds, and cooler temperatures.
Floodwater kills more Oklahomans than tornadoes in the last decade—here's why
Stacia Knight
Over the last 10 years, flooding has killed more Oklahomans than any other weather event. The U.S. Natural Hazard Statistics says 38 Oklahomans have died due to flooding, while 23 have died from tornadoes.
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