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Oklahoma State Treasurer expands tax refund options: Why paper checks are coming back
David Prock
Oklahoma State Treasurer announces the return of paper checks for tax refunds, providing residents with more options for receiving their money.
Oklahoma Has $1 Billion In Money And Property Waiting To Be Claimed
Chinh Doan
The State Treasurer said there are $1 billion in money and property just waiting for Oklahomans to claim. From life insurance policies to money and family heirlooms, it takes just a few seconds to check if any of it may belong to you.
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Rogers County Sheriff’s Office implements new data system to boost crime response
Erin Conrad
The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office is rolling out a new data-driven system aimed at improving crime response and decision-making, thanks to a federal grant from the Department of Justice.
Rogers County Sheriff’s Office implements new data system to boost crime response
Erin Conrad
The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office is rolling out a new data-driven system aimed at improving crime response and decision-making, thanks to a federal grant from the Department of Justice.
Drone video: Owasso Police use drones for variety of emergencies
Reagan Ledbetter
Owasso Police now has a fleet of drones, in all different sizes, that they can use for all types of emergencies, from stand-offs to search and rescue. Police say these drones help keep officers and people safer and help police be more efficient.
Drone video: Owasso Police use drones for variety of emergencies
Reagan Ledbetter
Owasso Police now has a fleet of drones, in all different sizes, that they can use for all types of emergencies, from stand-offs to search and rescue. Police say these drones help keep officers and people safer and help police be more efficient.
Oklahoma Senate advances education rule changes, rejects immigration proposal
Haley Hetrick
A resolution to approve and deny select administrative rule changes from the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) cleared the state Senate Tuesday, moving the proposals one step closer to implementation.
Oklahoma Senate advances education rule changes, rejects immigration proposal
Haley Hetrick
A resolution to approve and deny select administrative rule changes from the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) cleared the state Senate Tuesday, moving the proposals one step closer to implementation.
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Rogers County Sheriff’s Office implements new data system to boost crime response
Erin Conrad
The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office is rolling out a new data-driven system aimed at improving crime response and decision-making, thanks to a federal grant from the Department of Justice.
Drone video: Owasso Police use drones for variety of emergencies
Reagan Ledbetter
Owasso Police now has a fleet of drones, in all different sizes, that they can use for all types of emergencies, from stand-offs to search and rescue. Police say these drones help keep officers and people safer and help police be more efficient.
Oklahoma Senate advances education rule changes, rejects immigration proposal
Haley Hetrick
A resolution to approve and deny select administrative rule changes from the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) cleared the state Senate Tuesday, moving the proposals one step closer to implementation.
AAA predicts record-breaking Memorial Day travel
Graham Dowers
AAA is forecasting another record-breaking year for travel, with more than 45 million Americans expected to journey at least 50 miles from home.
PGA Championship Will Return To Tulsa Southern Hills Country Club
David Prock
The PGA of America announced that the 2032 PGA Championship will be held at Southern Hills Country Club, marking the sixth time the course has hosted one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments, more than any other venue.
Taste Test Tuesday: Not Fried Chicken Ice Cream
News On 6
This week's Taste Test Tuesday brings back a familiar face—Chef Kristi from Reeder’s!
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