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Kill Order For New Mexico Feral Cows Issued By US Officials

Kill Order For New Mexico Feral Cows Issued By US Officials

Associated Press A helicopter with a shooter will fly over a portion of the vast Gila Wilderness in southwestern New Mexico next week, searching for feral cows to kill.

McMillen Retires After Lengthy Run As OU's Assistant AD For Football Operations

McMillen Retires After Lengthy Run As OU's Assistant AD For Football Operations

Matt McMillen, Oklahoma's longtime assistant athletics director for football operations, announced Thursday that he is retiring from the university after 19 years in the role.

US Agency May Offer $1,000 To People Who Adopt Wild Horses

US Agency May Offer $1,000 To People Who Adopt Wild Horses

News On 6 U.S. land managers are proposing offering $1,000 to anyone willing to adopt wild horses gathered from public lands to alleviate a backlog of mustangs in government corals and shrink what they say are badly overpopulated herds across the West. Overwhelmed by what it characterizes as a $1 billion problem, the Bureau of Land Management proposed the novel approach to Congress on Thursday and also made requests to sterilize, euthanize or sell for slaughter tens of thousands of animals. U...

US Agency May Offer $1,000 To People Who Adopt Wild Horses

US Agency May Offer $1,000 To People Who Adopt Wild Horses

U.S. land managers are proposing offering $1,000 to anyone willing to adopt wild horses gathered from public lands to alleviate a backlog of mustangs in government corals and shrink what they say are badly overpopulated herds across the West.

How Safe Is Your Ground Beef?

How Safe Is Your Ground Beef?

News 9 From burgers to tacos to chili, Americans love their ground beef. Over the past year, Americans purchased 4.6 billion pounds of beef to cook at home, and half of it was in ground form. That's up 8 percent from just a decade ago.

How Safe Is Your Ground Beef?

How Safe Is Your Ground Beef?

News 9 From burgers to tacos to chili, Americans love their ground beef. Over the past year, Americans purchased 4.6 billion pounds of beef to cook at home, and half of it was in ground form. That's up 8 percent from just a decade ago.

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Ryan Gillin The Cherokee Nation is readying its annual seed bank distribution program, offering heirloom seeds to citizens for traditional crops. An inside look at how 8,000 packages reconnect Cherokees with their roots.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Ryan Gillin The Cherokee Nation is readying its annual seed bank distribution program, offering heirloom seeds to citizens for traditional crops. An inside look at how 8,000 packages reconnect Cherokees with their roots.

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Ethan Wright A new all-terrain wheelchair is helping wounded veterans regain mobility and independence.

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Ethan Wright A new all-terrain wheelchair is helping wounded veterans regain mobility and independence.

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Ryan Gillin The Cherokee Nation is readying its annual seed bank distribution program, offering heirloom seeds to citizens for traditional crops. An inside look at how 8,000 packages reconnect Cherokees with their roots.

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Ethan Wright A new all-terrain wheelchair is helping wounded veterans regain mobility and independence.

Smoky skies over Tulsa as prescribed burns impact air quality

Smoky skies over Tulsa as prescribed burns impact air quality

News On 6 Storm chances are returning late Thursday into the weekend as a series of disturbances bring gusty winds, mild temperatures, and potential for isolated strong storms.

Riversport OKC to host World Ranking Event, free to attend

Riversport OKC to host World Ranking Event, free to attend

Tevis Hillis Riversport OKC hosts Canoe Slalom & Kayak Cross World Ranking Event this weekend. Free to attend and promising high-energy competition as athletes set their sights on the 2026 World Championships and the 2028 Olympics.

Former Oklahoma Congressman Wes Watkins passes

Former Oklahoma Congressman Wes Watkins passes

Jen Billings Former Oklahoma Congressman Wes Watkins has passed at the age of 86. Watkins served Oklahoma's 3rd Congressional District for a total of 20 years.

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