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SCOTUS Confirmation: Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford Testify On Sex Assault Allegations

SCOTUS Confirmation: Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford Testify On Sex Assault Allegations

In her first public statements, Christine Blasey Ford is answering questions from lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee about her alleged encounter with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh when they were both teenagers.

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Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

News On 6 Active weather continues with the threat of severe storms Tuesday morning across parts of eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas. Additional severe storms will be possible Tuesday afternoon across eastern sections of the state. Cooler, more stable conditions arrive midweek, bringing pleasant weather just in time for the Tulsa State Fair and weekend events.

Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

News On 6 Active weather continues with the threat of severe storms Tuesday morning across parts of eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas. Additional severe storms will be possible Tuesday afternoon across eastern sections of the state. Cooler, more stable conditions arrive midweek, bringing pleasant weather just in time for the Tulsa State Fair and weekend events.

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

Alex Cameron Stalled negotiations in U.S. Congress threaten government shutdown on October 1—understand the impacts for Oklahoma and the nation.

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

Alex Cameron Stalled negotiations in U.S. Congress threaten government shutdown on October 1—understand the impacts for Oklahoma and the nation.

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

MaKayla Glenn Tulsa Public Schools has approved the TPS READS Tutoring Program to help economically disadvantaged students close reading gaps. The initiative will offer targeted tutoring in reading and math at 25 lower-performing schools, using a $3 million grant. Each session will last 90 minutes, three times a week, starting after the fall break on October 20th.

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

MaKayla Glenn Tulsa Public Schools has approved the TPS READS Tutoring Program to help economically disadvantaged students close reading gaps. The initiative will offer targeted tutoring in reading and math at 25 lower-performing schools, using a $3 million grant. Each session will last 90 minutes, three times a week, starting after the fall break on October 20th.

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Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

Autumn Arrives, But Severe Weather Threat Continues

News On 6 Active weather continues with the threat of severe storms Tuesday morning across parts of eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas. Additional severe storms will be possible Tuesday afternoon across eastern sections of the state. Cooler, more stable conditions arrive midweek, bringing pleasant weather just in time for the Tulsa State Fair and weekend events.

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What you need to know

Alex Cameron Stalled negotiations in U.S. Congress threaten government shutdown on October 1—understand the impacts for Oklahoma and the nation.

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

Tulsa Public Schools Launches TPS READS Tutoring Program

MaKayla Glenn Tulsa Public Schools has approved the TPS READS Tutoring Program to help economically disadvantaged students close reading gaps. The initiative will offer targeted tutoring in reading and math at 25 lower-performing schools, using a $3 million grant. Each session will last 90 minutes, three times a week, starting after the fall break on October 20th.

Woman attacked by dogs in Okmulgee loses all four limbs; police say one dog was killed after the attack

Woman attacked by dogs in Okmulgee loses all four limbs; police say one dog was killed after the attack

Chloe Abbott After losing all four of her limbs after a dog attack, Janelle Scott had another surgery Monday and has more scheduled for this week.

University of Oklahoma to host Turning Point USA event

University of Oklahoma to host Turning Point USA event

News 9 University of Oklahoma to host stop in "This Is the Turning Point Tour" by Turning Point USA.

'Chrysler-Plymouth Tower' historic sign removed for refurbishment and relocation to Route 66

'Chrysler-Plymouth Tower' historic sign removed for refurbishment and relocation to Route 66

Emory Bryan The historic Chrysler-Plymouth Tower sign is moving to a more visible location in Bristow in advance of the Route 66 Centennial.

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