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Tulsa Oilers host military appreciation night at BOK Center
Samantha Rupe
The Tulsa Oilers and the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs are teaming up to honor service members with a special night at the BOK Center.
Oklahoma Veterans Homes move to 12-hour shifts for caregivers
Zachary Sabel
Major staffing change at Oklahoma's seven veteran homes starting April 20—caregivers to transition from 8-hour to 12-hour shifts, improving residents' care and staff's work-life balance.
New online tool helps Oklahoma veterans find approved education programs
Zachary Sabel
The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs has launched a searchable resource to connect veterans, service members, and their families with training and education opportunities statewide.
ODVA, Major Talent partner to help Oklahoma veterans reenter workforce
Jonathan Polasek
The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs recently partnered with an organization called Major Talent to help veterans transition back into the workforce.
New Program Helps Veterans Who Face Changes In Life
News On 6
When people leave the military, it can sometimes be tough to transition back into the world of civilians. Because of that, The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs is starting a new program to help make that transition easier and show veterans all the great things our state can offer them.
Okla. Veteran's Affairs Executive Director Disputes Firing By Veterans Commission
News On 6
On Friday, The Commission voted 5-1 to terminate Kintsel. In a letter, Joel Kintsel stated that he is disputing the decision by the commission to fire him, calling the actions illegal.
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Oklahoma Veterans Affairs Gifts Bracelets To Female Service Members
Kaitlyn Deggs
Women veterans at Oklahoma State Veterans’ Homes were given a surprise thanks to the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs.
Oklahoma Veterans Affairs Gifts Bracelets To Female Service Members
Kaitlyn Deggs
Women veterans at Oklahoma State Veterans’ Homes were given a surprise thanks to the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs.
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'No Kings Day' protests planned in Tulsa and across the country
Jonathan Polasek
Peaceful demonstration expected in Tulsa as part of a national 'No Kings Day' movement—state officials affirm commitment to maintaining peace and order.
'No Kings Day' protests planned in Tulsa and across the country
Jonathan Polasek
Peaceful demonstration expected in Tulsa as part of a national 'No Kings Day' movement—state officials affirm commitment to maintaining peace and order.
Explosions ring out across Iran’s capital as Israel claims it is attacking the country
Associated Press
Explosions rang out across Iran’s capital as Israel claimed it was attacking the country.
Explosions ring out across Iran’s capital as Israel claims it is attacking the country
Associated Press
Explosions rang out across Iran’s capital as Israel claimed it was attacking the country.
One year later: Family of Sapulpa motorcycle victim still waiting for accountability
Chloe Abbott
Christopher Edgar has been charged with misdemeanor negligent homicide for last year's death of Calvin Casteel, but court has been postponed several times.
One year later: Family of Sapulpa motorcycle victim still waiting for accountability
Chloe Abbott
Christopher Edgar has been charged with misdemeanor negligent homicide for last year's death of Calvin Casteel, but court has been postponed several times.
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'No Kings Day' protests planned in Tulsa and across the country
Jonathan Polasek
Peaceful demonstration expected in Tulsa as part of a national 'No Kings Day' movement—state officials affirm commitment to maintaining peace and order.
Explosions ring out across Iran’s capital as Israel claims it is attacking the country
Associated Press
Explosions rang out across Iran’s capital as Israel claimed it was attacking the country.
One year later: Family of Sapulpa motorcycle victim still waiting for accountability
Chloe Abbott
Christopher Edgar has been charged with misdemeanor negligent homicide for last year's death of Calvin Casteel, but court has been postponed several times.
Tulsa man says he shot dog in self-defense, claims dog was aggressive
MaKayla Glenn
In Tulsa, a dog is recovering after being shot by Tyrone Cartas Burnett, who claims he acted in self-defense when the dog charged at him unprovoked. Burnett, a local businessman, initially shot at the dog twice, and after it continued to approach aggressively, he fired additional rounds, hitting the dog in the paw.
Iran's nuclear ambitions, again, raise concern: "A very real threat to the United States"
Alex Cameron
Oklahoma Senator James Lankford labels Iran’s nuclear program a threat. And he's not alone in that thinking. Here's what you need to know about Iran's nuclear program.
Unexamined hair strand at center of 35-year-old NE OKC murder case; hearing held in Oklahoma County
Jennifer Pierce
A Tulsa man fighting to prove his innocence in a 35-year-old murder conviction appeared on Thursday in an Oklahoma County courtroom. The Oklahoma Innocence Project asked the judge for DNA testing on a piece of evidence never tested before.
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