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Medical Marijuana Group Working To Keep Patients Safe

Medical Marijuana Group Working To Keep Patients Safe

A bipartisan group working on medical marijuana will meet again Wednesday in Oklahoma City with hopes of keeping patients safe from tainted marijuana.

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Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Katie Alexander Our News On 6 meteorologists are in the Bob Mills Weather Center tracking storms as they move through Oklahoma overnight into Saturday.

Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Katie Alexander Our News On 6 meteorologists are in the Bob Mills Weather Center tracking storms as they move through Oklahoma overnight into Saturday.

Tornado Watch continues this morning

Tornado Watch continues this morning

News On 6 A tornado watch is in effect this morning for a large portion of the state, including most of northeastern Oklahoma. Additional storm chances continue for part of the weekend before a drying trend arrives early next week.

Tornado Watch continues this morning

Tornado Watch continues this morning

News On 6 A tornado watch is in effect this morning for a large portion of the state, including most of northeastern Oklahoma. Additional storm chances continue for part of the weekend before a drying trend arrives early next week.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Scott Mitchell 2025 legislative session wrap-up: Democratic leaders discuss victories and struggles.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Scott Mitchell 2025 legislative session wrap-up: Democratic leaders discuss victories and struggles.

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Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Tornado touches down near Horseshoe Bend; Early morning storms cause some damage around Oklahoma

Katie Alexander Our News On 6 meteorologists are in the Bob Mills Weather Center tracking storms as they move through Oklahoma overnight into Saturday.

Tornado Watch continues this morning

Tornado Watch continues this morning

News On 6 A tornado watch is in effect this morning for a large portion of the state, including most of northeastern Oklahoma. Additional storm chances continue for part of the weekend before a drying trend arrives early next week.

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Oklahoma Democratic leaders reflect on the 2025 legislative session

Scott Mitchell 2025 legislative session wrap-up: Democratic leaders discuss victories and struggles.

Gabrielle Platt helps make history in Tulsa Tough’s first para-cycling race

Gabrielle Platt helps make history in Tulsa Tough’s first para-cycling race

Ethan Wright Para-cyclists debut at Tulsa Tough's 19th event. Gabrielle Platt, survivor and Paralympic hopeful, leads the charge.

Thunder fans ink their loyalty: Fans get free tattoos to show their pride

Thunder fans ink their loyalty: Fans get free tattoos to show their pride

Ryan Gillin Thunder fans show off their loyalty with free tattoos from Royal Ink Tattoos in Tulsa.

New Oklahoma law targets Bitcoin ATM scams — here’s what you need to know

New Oklahoma law targets Bitcoin ATM scams — here’s what you need to know

MaKayla Glenn A new Oklahoma law aims to stop scammers who use cryptocurrency ATMs to steal money, especially from older adults. The law, which takes effect in November, limits first-time users to $2,000 over 72 hours, requires kiosks to be licensed and tracked, and allows scam victims to seek refunds if reported within 14 days. Lawmakers and AARP Oklahoma say the law is a step toward protecting vulnerable Oklahomans from growing digital fraud.

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