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Nursing homes hope to see staffing mandates gone, need major system changes and funding to operate
Kristen Weaver
Oklahoma Sen. Lankford proposes changing staffing mandates in nursing homes, but the people who run nursing homes said it will be nearly impossible to meet the new staffing requirements because it's a struggle to hire people.
'It Would Really Make My Day': Nursing Homes Seek Volunteers To Spend Share Holidays With Lonely Residents
Kristen Weaver
Thanksgiving is approaching and for many people, the holidays are some of the loneliest times of the year. Some Care facilities and nursing homes in Oklahoma are asking volunteers to "adopt" a resident and spend time with them this holiday season.
OK Memory Care Institute Opens New Space To Give Dementia Patients Purpose
Amy Slanchik
The Oklahoma Memory Care Institute is doing Something Good with what it calls an “adoption center." It's a space that aims to give dementia patients a feeling of purpose, by caring for a baby doll or stuffed animal.
Man Runs 52 Miles In 2 Days To Raise Money For Nursing Home Staff
Kristen Weaver
A Green Country man ran 52 miles in two days and just crossed the finish line Wednesday. He did it to raise money for his co-workers who go above and beyond to do something good for the elderly patients at nursing homes and care facilities.
How Local Eldercare Groups Are Holding Up As The Pandemic Drags On
News On 6
Kimberly Green from the Diakonos Group joined News On 6 to talk with us about the surge she's seeing in the eldercare industry including lack of staff due to illness, caregiver fatigue, and walk-outs due to fear.
Nursing, Rehabilitation Expert Talks Aging, Eldercare & Visitation Under COVID Restrictions
News On 6
Kimberly Green with the Diakonos Group joined News On 6 to talk with us about aging, eldercare, and the changes to visitation phases. For More Information on the Diakonos Group CLICK HERE
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Celebrate Earth Day by recycling electronics at Tulsa drive-thru event
Jayden Brannon
Green Country Habitat for Humanity hosts first e-waste drive-thru event. Unwanted electronics are recycled responsibly, helping reduce landfills and protect the environment. Find out what you can drop off and where.
Celebrate Earth Day by recycling electronics at Tulsa drive-thru event
Jayden Brannon
Green Country Habitat for Humanity hosts first e-waste drive-thru event. Unwanted electronics are recycled responsibly, helping reduce landfills and protect the environment. Find out what you can drop off and where.
Pandemic business bill heads to Gov. Stitt's desk
Sydney Price
Senate Bill 672, aimed at keeping Oklahoma businesses open during a pandemic, advances to the governor's desk. The bill mandates scientific proof before the governor can order businesses to close.
Pandemic business bill heads to Gov. Stitt's desk
Sydney Price
Senate Bill 672, aimed at keeping Oklahoma businesses open during a pandemic, advances to the governor's desk. The bill mandates scientific proof before the governor can order businesses to close.
Pleasant weather again Today; More rain is expected later in the week
News On 6
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop across the southern Plains this week as weak disturbances move through the region, with modest rain chances continuing into the weekend. A stronger system early next week may bring an increased risk of severe weather as upper-level winds strengthen and moisture returns.
Pleasant weather again Today; More rain is expected later in the week
News On 6
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop across the southern Plains this week as weak disturbances move through the region, with modest rain chances continuing into the weekend. A stronger system early next week may bring an increased risk of severe weather as upper-level winds strengthen and moisture returns.
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Celebrate Earth Day by recycling electronics at Tulsa drive-thru event
Jayden Brannon
Green Country Habitat for Humanity hosts first e-waste drive-thru event. Unwanted electronics are recycled responsibly, helping reduce landfills and protect the environment. Find out what you can drop off and where.
Pandemic business bill heads to Gov. Stitt's desk
Sydney Price
Senate Bill 672, aimed at keeping Oklahoma businesses open during a pandemic, advances to the governor's desk. The bill mandates scientific proof before the governor can order businesses to close.
Pleasant weather again Today; More rain is expected later in the week
News On 6
Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop across the southern Plains this week as weak disturbances move through the region, with modest rain chances continuing into the weekend. A stronger system early next week may bring an increased risk of severe weather as upper-level winds strengthen and moisture returns.
Q&A: Storm relief nonprofits need volunteers, learn how you can help
Jordan Fremstad
Volunteers needed for ongoing storm relief efforts in Oklahoma. Find out how you can help support local nonprofits and disaster victims.
‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice
Sam Modde
State Highway 251A bridge closure at Fort Gibson dam prompts discussions of immediate repair ahead of 2026 replacement project. Detour options provided.
'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters
MaKayla Glenn
Four people died over the weekend after driving into floodwaters in Oklahoma. Firefighters in Moore and Foyil rescued several others, including a woman trapped in a creek that was up to 10 feet deep. Officials are urging drivers to never enter flooded roads, as even a foot of rushing water can carry away vehicles. With more rain expected, first responders stress the importance of the message: “Turn Around, Don’t Drown.”
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