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Emergency Aid Supplies Reach Sudan As Fighting Continues

Emergency Aid Supplies Reach Sudan As Fighting Continues

Associated Press The supplies are enough to treat hundreds of wounded, as the civilian death toll from the countrywide violence topped 400. The conflict erupted on April 15 between the nation’s army and its paramilitary force, and threatens to thrust Sudan into a raging civil war.

As Battle For Sudan Rages On, Civilian Deaths Top 500

As Battle For Sudan Rages On, Civilian Deaths Top 500

CBS News Gunfire and heavy artillery fire persisted Saturday in parts of Sudan's capital Khartoum, residents said, despite the extension of a cease-fire between the country's two top generals, whose battle for power has killed hundreds and sent thousands fleeing for their lives. Meanwhile, the first operation is underway to free U.S. civilians trapped in Sudan, with several hundred Americans preparing to sail to safety.

Sudan's Warring Generals Agree To New 3-Day Truce

Sudan's Warring Generals Agree To New 3-Day Truce

Associated Press Sudanese and foreigners streamed out of the capital of Khartoum and other battle zones as fighting Tuesday shook a new three-day truce brokered by the United States and Saudi Arabia, the latest attempt to pull Africa’s third-largest nation back from the abyss.

UN: Thousands In West, Central Africa Could Face Starvation

UN: Thousands In West, Central Africa Could Face Starvation

Associated Press The cross-border region between Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger is the epicenter of West Africa’s escalating humanitarian crisis, which is compounded by climate change, severe floods and droughts placing more than 10 million people in need of assistance, the U.N. said in a statement this week.

Nigeria Floods 80 Times More Likely With Climate Change

Nigeria Floods 80 Times More Likely With Climate Change

Associated Press The flooding that impacted huge parts of Africa this year were made 80 times more likely due to climate change, experts found.

UN: Flooding In West, Central Africa Displaced 3.4M People

UN: Flooding In West, Central Africa Displaced 3.4M People

Associated Press The U.N.’s refugee agency said Friday that destruction from flooding has displaced more than 3.4 million people in west and central Africa.

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Family Of OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run Meets Organ Donation Recipient

Family Of OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run Meets Organ Donation Recipient

Ashley Holden The family of a beloved chef killed in a hit-and-run had an emotional meeting with a stranger. Chad Epley died biking home from work almost five months ago. He was leaving Vast, where he worked, and was riding near Northwest 16th Street and Classen Avenue

Family Of OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run Meets Organ Donation Recipient

Family Of OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run Meets Organ Donation Recipient

Ashley Holden The family of a beloved chef killed in a hit-and-run had an emotional meeting with a stranger. Chad Epley died biking home from work almost five months ago. He was leaving Vast, where he worked, and was riding near Northwest 16th Street and Classen Avenue

Memorial Ride To Honor Life Of Beloved OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run

Memorial Ride To Honor Life Of Beloved OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run

Bonnie Campo Friends will gather together Tuesday afternoon at Stonecloud Brewing Company to honor the life of Chad Epley. The 31-year-old was a chef at Vast in Oklahoma City, but was known by many more. Epley was killed in late March after a vehicle hit him while he

Memorial Ride To Honor Life Of Beloved OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run

Memorial Ride To Honor Life Of Beloved OKC Chef Killed In Hit-And-Run

Bonnie Campo Friends will gather together Tuesday afternoon at Stonecloud Brewing Company to honor the life of Chad Epley. The 31-year-old was a chef at Vast in Oklahoma City, but was known by many more. Epley was killed in late March after a vehicle hit him while he

Supreme Court To Take Up Trump Travel Ban

Supreme Court To Take Up Trump Travel Ban

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide the legality of the latest version of President Donald Trump's ban on travel to the United States by residents of six majority-Muslim countries.

Supreme Court To Take Up Trump Travel Ban

Supreme Court To Take Up Trump Travel Ban

The Supreme Court has agreed to decide the legality of the latest version of President Donald Trump's ban on travel to the United States by residents of six majority-Muslim countries.

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Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

News On 6 Full week weather forecast for Tulsa: Warm temperatures persist, storm systems to bring rainfall and possible severe weather over the weekend.

Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

News On 6 Full week weather forecast for Tulsa: Warm temperatures persist, storm systems to bring rainfall and possible severe weather over the weekend.

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

MaKayla Glenn Authorities are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a fatal arson fire in Henryetta, which claimed one life on February 10.

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

MaKayla Glenn Authorities are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a fatal arson fire in Henryetta, which claimed one life on February 10.

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

Chloe Abbott After getting charged with a baseball bat, a man said he shot and killed another man in Tulsa.

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

Chloe Abbott After getting charged with a baseball bat, a man said he shot and killed another man in Tulsa.

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Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Above-normal temps this week in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

News On 6 Full week weather forecast for Tulsa: Warm temperatures persist, storm systems to bring rainfall and possible severe weather over the weekend.

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

Fatal arson in Henryetta: ATF offers $5K reward for information identifying suspect

MaKayla Glenn Authorities are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a fatal arson fire in Henryetta, which claimed one life on February 10.

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

'I did what I had to do:' Man says he shot and killed a man after getting hit with a baseball bat in Tulsa

Chloe Abbott After getting charged with a baseball bat, a man said he shot and killed another man in Tulsa.

Cleveland family loses everything to wildfire: 'There's a lot of memories'

Cleveland family loses everything to wildfire: 'There's a lot of memories'

Ryan Gillin A Cleveland family lost their home and their belongings to the wildfires, but they are thankful for their survival.

Bristow couple’s lavender field lost to fire

Bristow couple’s lavender field lost to fire

Amy Slanchik A Bristow lavender farm was destroyed by a grassfire earlier this month, leaving the owners devastated. The couple was coming home from the market when they found the source of their livelihood had burned.

Halfway mark in Oklahoma legislative session: What's moving in the Senate and House?

Halfway mark in Oklahoma legislative session: What's moving in the Senate and House?

Haley Weger Oklahoma legislative session midway mark approaches with late-night deliberations expected. Learn about the critical bills being reviewed and how they impact you.

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