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'Locust' Parents Shove, Steal Kids' Candy At Easter Egg Hunt

'Locust' Parents Shove, Steal Kids' Candy At Easter Egg Hunt

An Easter egg hunt in southern Connecticut turned into a shoving match after pushy parents ignored the rules.

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Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

MaKayla Glenn The Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville has unexpectedly closed its doors, leaving employees and patients in shock. Former employee Brittaney Gentry-Wood revealed that staff were informed just days before the closure that they would continue serving patients until April 3, but a sudden board meeting led to the abrupt shutdown.

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

MaKayla Glenn The Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville has unexpectedly closed its doors, leaving employees and patients in shock. Former employee Brittaney Gentry-Wood revealed that staff were informed just days before the closure that they would continue serving patients until April 3, but a sudden board meeting led to the abrupt shutdown.

Slight chance of storms Thursday

Slight chance of storms Thursday

News On 6 Storm chances are returning late Thursday into the weekend as a series of disturbances bring gusty winds, mild temperatures, and potential for isolated strong storms.

Slight chance of storms Thursday

Slight chance of storms Thursday

News On 6 Storm chances are returning late Thursday into the weekend as a series of disturbances bring gusty winds, mild temperatures, and potential for isolated strong storms.

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

News On 6 Oklahoma Senate passes Bill 585, opening a path for the OKC Thunder to receive a sports betting license. The proposal estimates $20 million in annual revenue for the state.

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

News On 6 Oklahoma Senate passes Bill 585, opening a path for the OKC Thunder to receive a sports betting license. The proposal estimates $20 million in annual revenue for the state.

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Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

MaKayla Glenn The Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville has unexpectedly closed its doors, leaving employees and patients in shock. Former employee Brittaney Gentry-Wood revealed that staff were informed just days before the closure that they would continue serving patients until April 3, but a sudden board meeting led to the abrupt shutdown.

Slight chance of storms Thursday

Slight chance of storms Thursday

News On 6 Storm chances are returning late Thursday into the weekend as a series of disturbances bring gusty winds, mild temperatures, and potential for isolated strong storms.

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

Thunder-driven sports betting bill advances at Oklahoma Capitol

News On 6 Oklahoma Senate passes Bill 585, opening a path for the OKC Thunder to receive a sports betting license. The proposal estimates $20 million in annual revenue for the state.

Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa installs ‘Baby Box’ for safe, anonymous infant relinquishment

Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa installs ‘Baby Box’ for safe, anonymous infant relinquishment

News On 6 Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa now has a secure place where families can legally give up a baby without getting into trouble. The hospital says the safe haven box will make sure newborns get immediate medical care.

Nowata voters to decide on school bond proposal

Nowata voters to decide on school bond proposal

Sam Carrico Nowata Public Schools is looking for heightened security, roof repairs, and bus increase in an upcoming $17 million bond vote.

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

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