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Church's Addiction Recovery Center Faces Opposition From Community

Church's Addiction Recovery Center Faces Opposition From Community

A south Oklahoma City church’s plan to open a Christ-based addiction recovery facility in Bridge Creek is facing growing opposition.

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Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Drake Johnson As of Tuesday, April 1, there are 10 cases in Oklahoma, with eight confirmed and two more deemed "probable" among unvaccinated people in northeastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Drake Johnson As of Tuesday, April 1, there are 10 cases in Oklahoma, with eight confirmed and two more deemed "probable" among unvaccinated people in northeastern Oklahoma.

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Katie Alexander Tuesday, Apr. 1, was election day for many school and city elections across Oklahoma, and election results are coming in for more than 100 races and propositions across Green Country.

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Katie Alexander Tuesday, Apr. 1, was election day for many school and city elections across Oklahoma, and election results are coming in for more than 100 races and propositions across Green Country.

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

Sam Carrico Following the Terlton wildfires, Ziggy the cat, who was found injured, is now on the road to recovery at a Jenks animal hospital and will be put up for adoption once fully healed.

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

Sam Carrico Following the Terlton wildfires, Ziggy the cat, who was found injured, is now on the road to recovery at a Jenks animal hospital and will be put up for adoption once fully healed.

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Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Oklahoma measles update: 10 measles cases in the state, with 8 confirmed, 2 probable

Drake Johnson As of Tuesday, April 1, there are 10 cases in Oklahoma, with eight confirmed and two more deemed "probable" among unvaccinated people in northeastern Oklahoma.

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Election results: Key races in Green Country

Katie Alexander Tuesday, Apr. 1, was election day for many school and city elections across Oklahoma, and election results are coming in for more than 100 races and propositions across Green Country.

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

'This cat wanted to live:' Terlton cat survives wildfires

Sam Carrico Following the Terlton wildfires, Ziggy the cat, who was found injured, is now on the road to recovery at a Jenks animal hospital and will be put up for adoption once fully healed.

Tulsa’s public golf courses making a comeback with new management

Tulsa’s public golf courses making a comeback with new management

Ethan Wright Starting April 1, City of Tulsa golf courses, Page Belcher and Mohawk Park, are under new management; significant improvements are already underway.

See how DOGE Oklahoma wants to cut state government

See how DOGE Oklahoma wants to cut state government

Matt Kalish Governor Kevin Stitt released a report outlining ways DOGE-OK, a group tasked with downsizing state government, thinks the state could consolidate, change, or eliminate parts of the state government.

Haiku taking over downtown Tulsa curbsides

Haiku taking over downtown Tulsa curbsides

News On 6 Poetry is popping up around downtown Tulsa this week. 10 winning poets were selected for 2025's Curbside Haiku program to showcase Tulsa artists around public spaces downtown.

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