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'Taking Our Hero Home': Law Enforcement Agencies Escort Fallen Osage Nation Investigator

News On 6 Investigator Brian Herbert died last week after he had a heart attack while at his annual firearms qualifications. Herbert worked nearly 30 years in law enforcement at several different agencies but found his home for the last 17 years at Osage Nation Police.

Osage County Uses Helicopter for Active Shooter Training

Amy Slanchik

Law enforcement, firefighters and paramedics in Osage County say they're better prepared for an active shooter situation than ever before, after training Saturday and Sunday.

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OU softball 'run-rules' Alabama, punches ticket back to Women's College World Series

Chris Williams The pitching was solid and the bats were alive as the Sooner softball team sweeps Alabama and earns a place in this year's WCWS

OU softball 'run-rules' Alabama, punches ticket back to Women's College World Series

Chris Williams The pitching was solid and the bats were alive as the Sooner softball team sweeps Alabama and earns a place in this year's WCWS

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OG&E issues update on storm damage and outage status

Victor Pozadas OG&E rushes to restore power across Oklahoma after severe weekend storms—live updates on efforts and safety guidelines.

Downed power lines, trees in Owasso cause road closures

News On 6 Knocked down lines in Owasso are causing some road closures Saturday morning.

OU softball 'run-rules' Alabama, punches ticket back to Women's College World Series

Chris Williams The pitching was solid and the bats were alive as the Sooner softball team sweeps Alabama and earns a place in this year's WCWS

Power outages in Tulsa metro Saturday morning. Here's the latest

Carrie Winchel Severe storms hit Tulsa causing major power outages and road closures. Live updates on restoration efforts and alternate routes.

Tulsa crews working to clear tree limbs, green waste disposal options available

Graham Dowers Tulsa crews are clearing storm debris as residents are urged to follow green waste guidelines for disposing of tree limbs and yard waste citywide.

Storms tear roof off of Skiatook city hall, cleanup underway

Graham Dowers Severe storms tore the roof off Skiatook City Hall overnight, leaving debris scattered downtown as crews work to repair damage and restore services.

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