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Gov. Fallin Suspends Use Of Controversial Card Readers

Gov. Mary Fallin put the brakes on the use of card reading devices used by law enforcement. It's been a highly contested concept, but for now, the readers will not be used.

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Tulsa Weather: Picture-perfect weekend before summer heat rolls in

News On 6 Oklahoma weather brings sunny skies and warm temperatures through the weekend, with strong south winds and above normal highs by Sunday. A cold front moves across the area early next week, followed by a midweek storm chance that could bring strong to severe thunderstorms across parts of the state.

Tulsa Weather: Picture-perfect weekend before summer heat rolls in

National debt nears crisis point, budget expert warns

Scott Mitchell In this edition of the "Hot Seat" political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Mike Murphy, senior vice president and chief of staff for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, about the national debt.

National debt nears crisis point, budget expert warns

'The atmosphere is just joyous': Night 2 of the Boys from Oklahoma concert brings college friends back to Stillwater

Chloe Abbott College friends reunited for the second night of the Boys from Oklahoma concert in Stillwater.

'The atmosphere is just joyous': Night 2 of the Boys from Oklahoma concert brings college friends back to Stillwater

Chloe Abbott College friends reunited for the second night of the Boys from Oklahoma concert in Stillwater.

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Tulsa Weather: Picture-perfect weekend before summer heat rolls in

National debt nears crisis point, budget expert warns

'The atmosphere is just joyous': Night 2 of the Boys from Oklahoma concert brings college friends back to Stillwater

Chloe Abbott College friends reunited for the second night of the Boys from Oklahoma concert in Stillwater.

Tulsa mental health clinics briefly face contract termination scare in error; felt real for those impacted

MaKayla Glenn There was a wave of concern across Tulsa County this week after three major behavioral health clinics received notices saying their state contracts would be terminated next month. State officials later clarified the letters were sent by mistake, but for many who rely on those services, the panic was very real. News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with one man whose life depended on those very programs.

5 Things To Know: How Oklahomans can get federal money to install storm shelters

Sam Modde Registration is now open for SoonerSafe, Oklahoma’s rebate program that pays homeowners to install storm shelters. Here’s what to know.

FEMA cancels grant program, funding for projects in Tulsa, Stillwater

Emory Bryan FEMA has canceled the BRIC (Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities) grant program, impacting projects in Tulsa and Stillwater.

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