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Paper Maps Are Making A Comeback, Sales Show

CBS News Getting from A to B is going old school with the resurgence of paper maps. According to the NPD Group, sales of maps and atlases reached 1.8M units last year, up 20% over 2021. AAA says it produced 123% more maps in that time frame.

Holiday Toys: Avoid These 10, Consumer Group Says

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A Black Panther-inspired claw and a Power Rangers "superstar blade" are on the naughty list of toys this holiday season. That's because a consumer safety group warns that they're among the most dangerous for children.

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Warm and breezy Monday before storm chances return

News On 6 An unsettled weather pattern this week will bring several chances for showers and storms across northeastern Oklahoma, including the risk of locally heavy rainfall and severe weather. Conditions may impact outdoor plans and increase the threat of localized flooding by mid-to-late week.

Warm and breezy Monday before storm chances return

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Warm and breezy Monday before storm chances return

One dead in Tulsa officer-involved shooting

Kaitlyn Deggs Man killed by police after officers say he shot a jogger and then tried to shoot officers. The jogger is expected to be okay and officers were not injured.

DUI suspect accused of killing motorcyclist in Tulsa wrong-way crash

News On 6 Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a 64-year-old man was drunk when he crashed into two motorcycles on the IDL Sunday night.

Sanders homers twice, Sooners beat Oregon 4-1 and earn a spot in the WCWS semifinals

Chris Williams Oklahoma softball uses the longball and great defense to eliminate Oregon and advance to the WCWS semifinals.

Attack at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall in Colorado burns several people, police say; suspect in custody

CBS News Violent incident at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall leaves many burned during a peaceful march for Israeli hostages. Stay updated with real-time developments and eyewitness accounts.

Mayor Nichols unveils ‘Road to Repair’ plan during Tulsa Race Massacre Observance Day

Graham Dowers Mayor Nichols unveiled his Road to Repair plan on June 1 during Tulsa’s first official Race Massacre Observance Day at the Greenwood Cultural Center.

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