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Most Americans Could Not Handle A $500 Surprise Bill

Most Americans Could Not Handle A $500 Surprise Bill

While the recession may be long over, many Americans are still living one bill away from financial disaster.

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Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Emory Bryan Oklahoma Food Banks are preparing to fill gaps left by cuts announced, and expected, at the USDA. The federal government supports food assistance programs, primarily through SNAP benefits.

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Emory Bryan Oklahoma Food Banks are preparing to fill gaps left by cuts announced, and expected, at the USDA. The federal government supports food assistance programs, primarily through SNAP benefits.

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

Cal Day Firefighters across Oklahoma are exhausted after putting in so many long hours this past week. It's physically demanding but also can take an emotional toll seeing so many homes lost.

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

Cal Day Firefighters across Oklahoma are exhausted after putting in so many long hours this past week. It's physically demanding but also can take an emotional toll seeing so many homes lost.

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

News On 6 Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

News On 6 Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

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Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Emory Bryan Oklahoma Food Banks are preparing to fill gaps left by cuts announced, and expected, at the USDA. The federal government supports food assistance programs, primarily through SNAP benefits.

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

‘Worse than we anticipated’: Silver City firefighters reflect on long hours and destruction left behind

Cal Day Firefighters across Oklahoma are exhausted after putting in so many long hours this past week. It's physically demanding but also can take an emotional toll seeing so many homes lost.

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

Chance for scattered showers this weekend

News On 6 Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

Teacher couple from Mannford lose home in wildfires, salvaging what they can

Teacher couple from Mannford lose home in wildfires, salvaging what they can

Kristen Weaver A couple living in Mannford say their home of 17 years burned to the ground in a matter of minutes after the wildfires last week and they’re trying to figure out what’s next.

"I thought I'd be able to say goodbye to her": Stacey Blake reflects on losing her dog Baby during wildfires at Lake Carl Blackwell

"I thought I'd be able to say goodbye to her": Stacey Blake reflects on losing her dog Baby during wildfires at Lake Carl Blackwell

Katie Eastman Stacey Blake and her dog named Baby had been inseparable for ten years. But when Stacey's car broke down on Friday March 14, she couldn't get back to save her from the wildfire that tore through the campgrounds around Lake Carl Blackwell.

Prosecutors Drop Rape By Instrumentation Charge Against Sperry Student After New Evidence Emerges

Prosecutors Drop Rape By Instrumentation Charge Against Sperry Student After New Evidence Emerges

David Prock Tulsa County prosecutors dropped a first-degree rape charge against a Sperry High School student, citing he was merely a witness. Charges remain against two others.

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