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Paris Olympics Organizers Say Sorry For Offense, But Insist Opening Ceremony Did Not Depict 'The Last Supper'

Paris Olympics Organizers Say Sorry For Offense, But Insist Opening Ceremony Did Not Depict 'The Last Supper'

CBS News The organizers behind the Paris Olympics apologized to anyone who was offended by a tableau that evoked Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" during Friday's opening ceremony and provoked outrage by religious conservatives around the world. The organizers, however, defended the concept behind it.

After Russia Bombs Own City, Explosive Found At Same Site

After Russia Bombs Own City, Explosive Found At Same Site

Associated Press Seventeen apartment buildings were evacuated Saturday in a Russian city near the Ukrainian border after an explosive device was found at the site where a bomb accidentally dropped by a Russian warplane caused a powerful blast this week, authorities said.

Russia, Ukraine Extend Grain Deal To Aid World's Poor

Russia, Ukraine Extend Grain Deal To Aid World's Poor

Associated Press An unprecedented wartime deal that allowed grain to flow from Ukraine to countries in Africa, the Middle East and Asia where hunger is a growing threat and high food prices are pushing more people into poverty was extended just before its expiration date, officials said Saturday.

Russia Targets Ukraine With Another 'Massive' Missile Barrage Aimed At Infrastructure

Russia Targets Ukraine With Another 'Massive' Missile Barrage Aimed At Infrastructure

CBS News Multiple regions of Ukraine, including its capital, faced a massive Russian missile attack Thursday, the biggest wave of strikes in weeks targeting national infrastructure.

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Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

MaKayla Glenn Governor Kevin Stitt's Wildfire Response Working Group has released its first set of recommendations to improve Oklahoma's wildfire response, following the March fires and the dismissal of the state forestry director. The report identifies key challenges such as poor inter-agency communication, radio compatibility issues, and staffing shortages in rural fire departments.

Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

MaKayla Glenn Governor Kevin Stitt's Wildfire Response Working Group has released its first set of recommendations to improve Oklahoma's wildfire response, following the March fires and the dismissal of the state forestry director. The report identifies key challenges such as poor inter-agency communication, radio compatibility issues, and staffing shortages in rural fire departments.

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Scott Mitchell In this edition of Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell and guests discuss the resurgence of measles, declining vaccination rates, and the challenges physicians face navigating health insurance hurdles in Oklahoma.

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Scott Mitchell In this edition of Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell and guests discuss the resurgence of measles, declining vaccination rates, and the challenges physicians face navigating health insurance hurdles in Oklahoma.

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

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Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

Oklahoma's wildfire response improvements from Gov. Stitt

MaKayla Glenn Governor Kevin Stitt's Wildfire Response Working Group has released its first set of recommendations to improve Oklahoma's wildfire response, following the March fires and the dismissal of the state forestry director. The report identifies key challenges such as poor inter-agency communication, radio compatibility issues, and staffing shortages in rural fire departments.

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Vaccine skepticism and measles outbreaks alarm Oklahoma physicians

Scott Mitchell In this edition of Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell and guests discuss the resurgence of measles, declining vaccination rates, and the challenges physicians face navigating health insurance hurdles in Oklahoma.

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

Rain, storms, and a severe threat ahead for Oklahoma through Tuesday

News On 6 Scattered shower and storm chances continue across Green Country. A stalled front this weekend will bring additional rounds of rain before a stronger system arrives early next week.

All clear at Arvest: Bank services back after online outage

All clear at Arvest: Bank services back after online outage

Sam Modde Arvest Bank online and mobile services operations back to normal, saying an internal system issue, not a cyberattack, caused Friday's temporary outage.

‘Could destroy our houses’: Collapsed culvert in Verdigris woman's backyard causing serious concern

‘Could destroy our houses’: Collapsed culvert in Verdigris woman's backyard causing serious concern

Chloe Abbott A Verdigris woman has serious concerns after a culvert collapsed in her backyard.

Tulsa musicians swap guitars for shovels for Recording Academy's Day That Music Cares

Tulsa musicians swap guitars for shovels for Recording Academy's Day That Music Cares

Ryan Gillin Local musicians traded in their instruments for wheelbarrows on Friday for the Recording Academy's National Day of Service. They worked in the gardens at Food On The Move's Urban Farm.

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