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OSBI Offers $10,000 Reward In Missing Persons Case

OSBI Offers $10,000 Reward In Missing Persons Case

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is offering a $10,000 reward for information in the missing persons case of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes.

Molly Miller's Family Ask Love Co. Sheriff To Step Down

Molly Miller's Family Ask Love Co. Sheriff To Step Down

Earlier this week, federal prosecutors confirmed Love County Sheriff Joe Russell is under investigation by the FBI. The news came to light as his son appeared in federal court for a criminal hearing, accused of distributing methamphetamine.

Investigators Search Love County For New Evidence In Missing Teens Case

Investigators Search Love County For New Evidence In Missing Teens Case

News 9 Molly Miller and Colt Haynes have not been seen since July 2013.

Families Search For Answers In Molly Miller And Colt Haynes Disappearance Case

Families Search For Answers In Molly Miller And Colt Haynes Disappearance Case

News 9 A year after two people went missing from the Wilson area; both families are still searching for answers about what happened.

Family Of Molly Miller Still Awaiting Answers

Family Of Molly Miller Still Awaiting Answers

News 9 The family of a teenager who went missing almost a year ago continues the search for answers.

Man Believed To Be Seen With Missing OK Girl Arrested Again

Man Believed To Be Seen With Missing OK Girl Arrested Again

News 9 James Conn Nipp, one of the men believed to be with Molly Miller the night she was last seen, is in trouble with law enforcement again.

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Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Jeromee Scot Tulsa Police say a driver crashed into a BNSF train early Thursday morning near 17th & Southwest Boulevard in Tulsa, sending one person to the hospital. Police say poor lighting and driver distraction may have caused the crash at the railroad crossing.

Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Jeromee Scot Tulsa Police say a driver crashed into a BNSF train early Thursday morning near 17th & Southwest Boulevard in Tulsa, sending one person to the hospital. Police say poor lighting and driver distraction may have caused the crash at the railroad crossing.

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Brian Smallwood The Cleveland Area Food Bank is distributing emergency food donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to wildfire victims, offering vital support to anyone in need as families work to recover from devastating losses.

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Brian Smallwood The Cleveland Area Food Bank is distributing emergency food donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to wildfire victims, offering vital support to anyone in need as families work to recover from devastating losses.

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Jayden Brannon Join the Friends of Helmerich Library at their 21st annual book sale. Low prices on books, vinyl, and more, with proceeds benefiting Tulsa libraries' initiatives.

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Jayden Brannon Join the Friends of Helmerich Library at their 21st annual book sale. Low prices on books, vinyl, and more, with proceeds benefiting Tulsa libraries' initiatives.

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Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Train, car collide in Tulsa; 1 hospitalized in early morning crash

Jeromee Scot Tulsa Police say a driver crashed into a BNSF train early Thursday morning near 17th & Southwest Boulevard in Tulsa, sending one person to the hospital. Police say poor lighting and driver distraction may have caused the crash at the railroad crossing.

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Cleveland Area Food Bank distributes emergency food to wildfire victims with help from Church of Jesus Christ

Brian Smallwood The Cleveland Area Food Bank is distributing emergency food donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to wildfire victims, offering vital support to anyone in need as families work to recover from devastating losses.

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Bookworms flock to Helmerich Library for annual used sale

Jayden Brannon Join the Friends of Helmerich Library at their 21st annual book sale. Low prices on books, vinyl, and more, with proceeds benefiting Tulsa libraries' initiatives.

A Weak Front Arrives Today With Minor Impacts

A Weak Front Arrives Today With Minor Impacts

News On 6 A weak front moving through Oklahoma today will bring breezy northwest winds and mild temperatures with cooler conditions expected Friday morning under clear skies. Warm and windy weather returns over the weekend ahead of another cold front late Sunday into Monday.

Police investigate possible shooting near Tulsa highway; 1 person injured

Police investigate possible shooting near Tulsa highway; 1 person injured

Jeromee Scot Tulsa police are investigating a late-night incident where a man reported being shot near Highway 169 and Pine Street. The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, but officers found no shell casings or witnesses at the scene.

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

‘Difference of opinion’ continues over Oklahoma wildfire fallout

Matt McCabe Oklahoma’s governor and state lawmakers are split in opposite directions over the same issue. Each side interprets new data about the state’s response to March wildfires differently, with high-level firings and confusion circulating among the state’s leaders.

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