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Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Zachary Sabel Debris drop-off extension for Bartlesville storm victims. Info on location, hours of operation, and how the City's yard waste pickup program can assist those unable to reach site.

Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Zachary Sabel Debris drop-off extension for Bartlesville storm victims. Info on location, hours of operation, and how the City's yard waste pickup program can assist those unable to reach site.

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Samantha Rupe Proposed 2026 budget for Broken Arrow to see a reduction despite increased operational costs. City Council's vote on June 16, with possible utility rate hikes on the radar.

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Samantha Rupe Proposed 2026 budget for Broken Arrow to see a reduction despite increased operational costs. City Council's vote on June 16, with possible utility rate hikes on the radar.

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

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Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Bartlesville extends storm debris drop-off site for tree cleanup

Zachary Sabel Debris drop-off extension for Bartlesville storm victims. Info on location, hours of operation, and how the City's yard waste pickup program can assist those unable to reach site.

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Broken Arrow proposes $456M budget with utility rate hikes

Samantha Rupe Proposed 2026 budget for Broken Arrow to see a reduction despite increased operational costs. City Council's vote on June 16, with possible utility rate hikes on the radar.

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

Storms return Tuesday afternoon and evening to northeast Oklahoma

News On 6 A strong storm system will bring thunderstorms and severe weather across Oklahoma beginning this afternoon, with risks for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall. Additional storm chances persist through the weekend, including the possibility of flash flooding and severe weather threats.

Tulsa Farmers Market launches 'To-Go' online ordering platform

Tulsa Farmers Market launches 'To-Go' online ordering platform

Jayden Brannon Tulsa Farmers Market introduces online 'To-Go' platform, making locally-grown food more accessible to Tulsans—how you can order today.

Jonathan Joss, 'King of the Hill' voice actor, shot and killed in San Antonio, police say

Jonathan Joss, 'King of the Hill' voice actor, shot and killed in San Antonio, police say

Associated Press Jonathan Joss, who voiced the role of John Redcorn in the animated TV show "King of the Hill," died Sunday after he was shot and killed at a home in San Antonio, Texas, police confirmed to CBS News. He was 55.

Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness

Bartlesville City Council approves ordinances meant to combat homelessness

Sam Carrico Homeless people in Bartlesville could now face fines for washing their clothes in public creeks or for blocking a sidewalk. The City Council approved the rules Monday night as a task force works to find solutions to the city's homelessness issue.

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