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1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

Brooke Cox One person is dead after a crash on southbound Highway 75 near Glenpool. Police are searching for the second driver.

1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

Brooke Cox One person is dead after a crash on southbound Highway 75 near Glenpool. Police are searching for the second driver.

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

News On 6 A cold front is bringing cooler temperatures and a chance for a few showers nearby this morning. Severe weather is not expected. A more active storm pattern will develop late Thursday into Friday, with the potential for a severe storm complex impacting northern Oklahoma. Additional rounds of storms are possible through the weekend, especially during the early morning hours.

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

News On 6 A cold front is bringing cooler temperatures and a chance for a few showers nearby this morning. Severe weather is not expected. A more active storm pattern will develop late Thursday into Friday, with the potential for a severe storm complex impacting northern Oklahoma. Additional rounds of storms are possible through the weekend, especially during the early morning hours.

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Jayden Brannon Catoosa opens a new public safety complex, including a local 911 center. The upgrade aims to improve emergency response and reduce call misroutes.

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Jayden Brannon Catoosa opens a new public safety complex, including a local 911 center. The upgrade aims to improve emergency response and reduce call misroutes.

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1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

1 dead in crash on Highway 75; police searching for 2nd driver

Brooke Cox One person is dead after a crash on southbound Highway 75 near Glenpool. Police are searching for the second driver.

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

Cooler weather today with a few morning showers

News On 6 A cold front is bringing cooler temperatures and a chance for a few showers nearby this morning. Severe weather is not expected. A more active storm pattern will develop late Thursday into Friday, with the potential for a severe storm complex impacting northern Oklahoma. Additional rounds of storms are possible through the weekend, especially during the early morning hours.

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Catoosa opens $22M public safety complex with local 911 dispatch

Jayden Brannon Catoosa opens a new public safety complex, including a local 911 center. The upgrade aims to improve emergency response and reduce call misroutes.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin Q&A: Trump's One Big, Beautiful Bill

Sen. Markwayne Mullin Q&A: Trump's One Big, Beautiful Bill

Alex Cameron The fate of President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" is now in the hands of the Senate's Republican majority. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin speaks candidly about some of the bill's more controversial aspects and explains what he expects will happen.

Skiatook family furious after man who killed their son in DUI crash won't serve any time in prison

Skiatook family furious after man who killed their son in DUI crash won't serve any time in prison

Chloe Abbott A federal judge says that a traumatic brain injury Jacob Gilmartin got from another DUI crash makes him incompetent to stand trial, and ruled, he's not a danger to society, so he goes home to his family.

Families demand justice after deadly wrong-way crash in downtown Tulsa

Families demand justice after deadly wrong-way crash in downtown Tulsa

MaKayla Glenn Two families are heartbroken and calling for justice after a suspected drunk driver caused a wrong-way crash that killed one man and left another in critical condition in downtown Tulsa. News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn has more on the victims and their family's emotional plea.

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