News
News Home
Lori's Safety Tips
Education
Covering the Capitol
Tulsa Race Massacre
Something Good
Coca-Cola Porch
Oklahoma Media Center
Gathering Place
Newscast Archive
Weather
Current Conditions & Forecast
WARN Radar
National Radar
Watches & Warnings
Osage SKYCAMS
Osage SkyNews 6 HD
Trav's Wild Weather Camp
Weather App
Ahead of The Storm
Weather 101
Trav's Storm Map
Live Bald Eagle Cam
Lake Levels
Traffic
Sports
Sports Home
FC Tulsa
OU
OSU
TU
ORU
Thunder
Ford Sports Blitz
High School Football
Scores & Schedules
Spirit Stick
Videos
Videos
Contests
Contests Home
Text & Win
Politics
Politics Home
Your Vote Counts
Alex Cameron
Food
Recipes
Flavor of Oklahoma
About Us
About Us Home
Story Archive
Meet the News Team
Advertise with Us
News Video Request
TV Schedule
Tulsa's CW
News On 6 NOW
News On 6 Plus
Careers
Job Listings
Brand Focus
Brand Focus
Account
Sign Up
Log In
News
Weather
Sports
LIVE
Tulsa, OK
Your Zip Code
Update
61°
1
Trending:
Watch Live by A-Best Roofing
: News On 6 at 9
Potential 4th Delay On Glossip Execution Rests With Oklahoma Governor’s Office
Jordan Fremstad
The Pardon and Parole Board denied clemency for death row inmate Richard Glossip. His 9th execution date is set for May 18.
‘I Don’t Deserve To Die For This’: Glossip Clemency Denied
News 9
Richard Glossip remains on death row after the Pardon and Parole Board denied clemency Wednesday.
‘We Have Been Through More Than Our Share’: Victim’s Family Speaks Out During Glossip Clemency Hearing
Anjelicia Bruton
The clemency hearing for Death Row inmate Richard Glossip included tearful testimonies from family about what life has been like for the last 26 years without Barry Van Treese.
Family Of Victim In Richard Glossip Case Previously Talked About Impact Of Murder
Chris Yu
With the Oklahoma attorney general filing a motion to vacate the conviction of death row inmate Richard Glossip, the family of the victim has yet to comment publicly about the decision. But, they did speak with News 9 in 2015 about how the murder impacted their lives.
Wife Of Husband Murdered By Richard Glossip Speaks Out
News 9
Thursday, Donna Van Treese thought her husband's killer would face the death chamber but that is not the case.
View More Stories
View More Stories
View More Stories
Top Headlines
Why registering your storm shelter in Oklahoma could save your life
Ethan Wright
Registering your storm shelter helps first responders locate and rescue you after a tornado. Learn how to register, choose the right shelter, and stock essential supplies.
Why registering your storm shelter in Oklahoma could save your life
Ethan Wright
Registering your storm shelter helps first responders locate and rescue you after a tornado. Learn how to register, choose the right shelter, and stock essential supplies.
What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.
Alex Cameron
Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.
What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.
Alex Cameron
Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.
Former deputy charged with drug possession and embezzlement
Erin Conrad
A former Delaware County Sheriff's deputy and K9 Officer is charged with felony drug possession, willful neglect, and embezzlement. Michael Bernheisel is accused of keeping evidence and items from crime scenes in his patrol unit. Those items include things like guns, drugs, electronics, vehicle keys, as well as glass pipes and bongs.
Former deputy charged with drug possession and embezzlement
Erin Conrad
A former Delaware County Sheriff's deputy and K9 Officer is charged with felony drug possession, willful neglect, and embezzlement. Michael Bernheisel is accused of keeping evidence and items from crime scenes in his patrol unit. Those items include things like guns, drugs, electronics, vehicle keys, as well as glass pipes and bongs.
View More Stories
Top Headlines
Why registering your storm shelter in Oklahoma could save your life
Ethan Wright
Registering your storm shelter helps first responders locate and rescue you after a tornado. Learn how to register, choose the right shelter, and stock essential supplies.
What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.
Alex Cameron
Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.
Former deputy charged with drug possession and embezzlement
Erin Conrad
A former Delaware County Sheriff's deputy and K9 Officer is charged with felony drug possession, willful neglect, and embezzlement. Michael Bernheisel is accused of keeping evidence and items from crime scenes in his patrol unit. Those items include things like guns, drugs, electronics, vehicle keys, as well as glass pipes and bongs.
Next round of severe storms to develop Thursday morning
News On 6
A cold front moves storms out of the state, with additional storms and heavy rain expected through the weekend.
Thunder look to extend winning streak against Pistons at Paycom Center
Destini Pittman
OKC will face the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night at Paycom Center, looking to extend its winning streak to 11 games.
'A sigh of relief': Stillwater voters approve new $8.75 million animal welfare center
Cameron Joiner
The City of Stillwater is getting a new animal welfare center after residents passed a major General Obligation (GO) bond during Tuesday night’s election. The $8.75 million bond project aims to triple the size of Stillwaters’ current facility, which hasn’t been updated in over 4 decades.
View More Stories
View More Stories
