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Man Arrested In Los Angeles Recruits Crash Is Released

Man Arrested In Los Angeles Recruits Crash Is Released

Associated Press Citing the need for further investigation, authorities released a 22-year-old man who was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer after the SUV he was driving veered into the wrong lane and crashed into Los Angeles County law enforcement recruits on a training run, injuring 25 of them.

Kobe Bryant Widow Awarded $16M In Trial Over Crash Photos

Kobe Bryant Widow Awarded $16M In Trial Over Crash Photos

Associated Press Kobe Bryant’s widow was awarded $16 million as part of a $31 million jury verdict Wednesday against Los Angeles County for deputies and firefighters sharing grisly photos of the NBA star, his 13-year-old daughter and other victims killed in a 2020 helicopter crash.

Kobe Bryant Crash Photos Lawsuit To Be Heard By LA Jury

Kobe Bryant Crash Photos Lawsuit To Be Heard By LA Jury

Associated Press Kobe Bryant was one of the most photogenic sports figures in Los Angeles and images of him seen by millions around the world — smiling in victory, grimacing in agony — keep his memory alive.

2 Dead In California School Attack; Gunman Shoots Self

2 Dead In California School Attack; Gunman Shoots Self

News On 6 Authorities say at least six people have been injured during a shooting at a Southern California high school.

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Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

News On 6 Storm chances increase late Wednesday night into early Thursday for a few locations and continue through the holiday weekend, including potential for occasional strong to severe storms.

Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

News On 6 Storm chances increase late Wednesday night into early Thursday for a few locations and continue through the holiday weekend, including potential for occasional strong to severe storms.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

MaKayla Glenn Governor Stitt vetoed a bill that would have extended the life of the Oklahoma Funeral Board. This board oversees the licensing of funeral homes, crematories, funeral directors, and embalmers. One funeral director says without the funeral board, families could encounter issues like mishandling of paperwork or some places not acting ethically.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

MaKayla Glenn Governor Stitt vetoed a bill that would have extended the life of the Oklahoma Funeral Board. This board oversees the licensing of funeral homes, crematories, funeral directors, and embalmers. One funeral director says without the funeral board, families could encounter issues like mishandling of paperwork or some places not acting ethically.

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

Chloe Abbott A Sperry man is excited after learning he's been voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame. He's only the second Oklahoman ever to receive that honor.

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

Chloe Abbott A Sperry man is excited after learning he's been voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame. He's only the second Oklahoman ever to receive that honor.

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Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

Changing pattern brings increased risk for storms in Tulsa Memorial Day weekend

News On 6 Storm chances increase late Wednesday night into early Thursday for a few locations and continue through the holiday weekend, including potential for occasional strong to severe storms.

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

Gov. Stitt vetoes bill to extend Oklahoma Funeral Board

MaKayla Glenn Governor Stitt vetoed a bill that would have extended the life of the Oklahoma Funeral Board. This board oversees the licensing of funeral homes, crematories, funeral directors, and embalmers. One funeral director says without the funeral board, families could encounter issues like mishandling of paperwork or some places not acting ethically.

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

'Just worked hard:' Sperry man now second Oklahoman to be voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame

Chloe Abbott A Sperry man is excited after learning he's been voted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame. He's only the second Oklahoman ever to receive that honor.

BancFirst acquiring Collinsville-based American Bank of Oklahoma in merger

BancFirst acquiring Collinsville-based American Bank of Oklahoma in merger

Sam Modde BancFirst, Oklahoma's largest state-chartered bank, announces merger with American Bank of Oklahoma. What this means for customers.

SGA buys Rolexes for Thunder teammates 'This is the least they deserve'

SGA buys Rolexes for Thunder teammates 'This is the least they deserve'

Jeremie Poplin After winning the 2024–25 NBA MVP award, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander followed through on a lighthearted promise he made to his Thunder teammates last season gifting each of them Rolex watches.

TPS: Student brought toy water bead blaster to school

TPS: Student brought toy water bead blaster to school

Matt Kalish Toy prompts lockdown at Tulsa school. What we know.

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