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Texas Man Set To Die Said He Drank 12-Year-Old Victim's Blood

The U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to block the scheduled execution of a South Texas man for the 1998 slaying of a 12-year-old boy, whose blood the convicted killer said he drank.

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FC Tulsa Academy: Tulsa's professional soccer team launches youth development program

Alyssa Miller FC Tulsa and Blitz Academy FC have partnered to launch the FC Tulsa Academy, offering youth players in the Tulsa area professional-grade coaching and training facilities to pursue their dreams of playing soccer professionally without leaving the city.

FC Tulsa Academy: Tulsa's professional soccer team launches youth development program

FMAC hosts 'Mix and Master' event to support Tulsa’s music industry

Brooke Cox The Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts and Culture (FMAC) will host the second "Mix and Master" event on March 25, offering free educational opportunities for local musicians, focusing on performing rights organizations and music publishing.

FMAC hosts 'Mix and Master' event to support Tulsa’s music industry

Deadline approaching for Tulsa Public Schools FAFSA requirement

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa Public Schools seniors must complete their FAFSA applications by March 26 to meet the state graduation requirement, with support available through counselors and workshops.

Deadline approaching for Tulsa Public Schools FAFSA requirement

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa Public Schools seniors must complete their FAFSA applications by March 26 to meet the state graduation requirement, with support available through counselors and workshops.

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FC Tulsa Academy: Tulsa's professional soccer team launches youth development program

FMAC hosts 'Mix and Master' event to support Tulsa’s music industry

Deadline approaching for Tulsa Public Schools FAFSA requirement

Jonathan Polasek Tulsa Public Schools seniors must complete their FAFSA applications by March 26 to meet the state graduation requirement, with support available through counselors and workshops.

Top intelligence leaders to testify about global threats amid questions over Yemen strike report

CBS News Leaders of U.S. intelligence agencies will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday to testify about global security threats a day after it was revealed that top Trump officials inadvertently included a journalist in a group chat about the United States plans to bomb Houthi targets in Yemen.

US Sen. Markwayne Mullin holds over-the-phone town hall

Christian Hans Amid a wave of town halls held by Washington leaders across the country, US Sen. Markwayne Mullin held a town hall over the phone on Monday.

Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Lower wind speeds are expected today with mild temperatures, while scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

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