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What Is Ranked Choice Voting? Why Do Some Want It Banned In Oklahoma?
News 9
Over the last several elections there have been many discussions around election security and election efficiency. Since 2016 some states have adopted a system known as Ranked Choice Voting, while others have banned it. Polling shows that most Oklahomans do not support the Ranked-Choice Voting system, but what is it? And why do some say it's worth considering?
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Tulsa and Broken Arrow flooding after Saturday morning storms: In photos
Graham Dowers
Viewer photos show widespread flooding in Tulsa and Broken Arrow Saturday morning after heavy rain swamped roads and businesses.
Tulsa and Broken Arrow flooding after Saturday morning storms: In photos
Graham Dowers
Viewer photos show widespread flooding in Tulsa and Broken Arrow Saturday morning after heavy rain swamped roads and businesses.
Oklahoma leaders renew push to ban food dyes in state-funded meals
Graham Dowers
Oklahoma leaders are renewing efforts to ban synthetic food dyes from state-funded meals as part of a public health push led by Gov. Stitt.
Oklahoma leaders renew push to ban food dyes in state-funded meals
Graham Dowers
Oklahoma leaders are renewing efforts to ban synthetic food dyes from state-funded meals as part of a public health push led by Gov. Stitt.
Tulsa Weather: Weekend sees high heat index values in Oklahoma
News On 6
While most of the weekend will be seasonally warm and humid, Tulsa and surrounding areas will also continue with some scattered storm chances. Heat index values will range from 99° to 104° this weekend and storm chances will increase again as a front arrives around Monday into Tuesday.
Tulsa Weather: Weekend sees high heat index values in Oklahoma
News On 6
While most of the weekend will be seasonally warm and humid, Tulsa and surrounding areas will also continue with some scattered storm chances. Heat index values will range from 99° to 104° this weekend and storm chances will increase again as a front arrives around Monday into Tuesday.
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Tulsa and Broken Arrow flooding after Saturday morning storms: In photos
Graham Dowers
Viewer photos show widespread flooding in Tulsa and Broken Arrow Saturday morning after heavy rain swamped roads and businesses.
Oklahoma leaders renew push to ban food dyes in state-funded meals
Graham Dowers
Oklahoma leaders are renewing efforts to ban synthetic food dyes from state-funded meals as part of a public health push led by Gov. Stitt.
Tulsa Weather: Weekend sees high heat index values in Oklahoma
News On 6
While most of the weekend will be seasonally warm and humid, Tulsa and surrounding areas will also continue with some scattered storm chances. Heat index values will range from 99° to 104° this weekend and storm chances will increase again as a front arrives around Monday into Tuesday.
Tulsa flooding strands multiple cars at Sheridan and Yale
Graham Dowers
Flash flooding in Tulsa stranded multiple vehicles Saturday at 43rd and Sheridan and 31st and Yale, prompting warnings from authorities to avoid driving through high water.
Medicaid Cuts: What do they mean for Oklahomans?
Scott Mitchell
Proposed cuts to Oklahoma's Medicaid draw concern from community advocates. Threats to vital in-home supports for seniors and the disabled are our topics for this week's Hot Seat.
A day of celebration: Diocese of Tulsa welcomes new priest
MaKayla Glenn
Tulsa’s Catholic community gathered at Holy Family Cathedral for the ordination of Deacon Robert Williams, the only priest to be ordained this year for the Diocese of Tulsa. Despite being only 3.5% of the population, parishioners filled the cathedral with joy and prayer. Williams, who studied in Rome for six years, expressed his hope to bring many people to a joyful life in Christ.
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