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News On 6 There are more than 5,900 people living with HIV in Oklahoma today, and that number is expected to rise each and every year. Dr. Jorge Mera of Infectious Disease Medicine said, “Oklahoma is one of the one of the top seven states with the highest num

Cherokee Nation Awarded Grant To Combat HIV

Cherokee Nation Awarded Grant To Combat HIV

Amy Slanchik The Cherokee Nation was recently awarded a $1.5 million grant to combat the spread of HIV.

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Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

News On 6 Pleasant weather starts the week with sunshine and mild temperatures, but storms return from late Tuesday into Wednesday. An active pattern brings multiple rounds of showers, thunderstorms, and potential severe weather through the weekend.

Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

News On 6 Pleasant weather starts the week with sunshine and mild temperatures, but storms return from late Tuesday into Wednesday. An active pattern brings multiple rounds of showers, thunderstorms, and potential severe weather through the weekend.

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

Sam Modde State Highway 251A bridge closure at Fort Gibson dam prompts discussions of immediate repair ahead of 2026 replacement project. Detour options provided.

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

Sam Modde State Highway 251A bridge closure at Fort Gibson dam prompts discussions of immediate repair ahead of 2026 replacement project. Detour options provided.

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

MaKayla Glenn Four people died over the weekend after driving into floodwaters in Oklahoma. Firefighters in Moore and Foyil rescued several others, including a woman trapped in a creek that was up to 10 feet deep. Officials are urging drivers to never enter flooded roads, as even a foot of rushing water can carry away vehicles. With more rain expected, first responders stress the importance of the message: “Turn Around, Don’t Drown.”

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

MaKayla Glenn Four people died over the weekend after driving into floodwaters in Oklahoma. Firefighters in Moore and Foyil rescued several others, including a woman trapped in a creek that was up to 10 feet deep. Officials are urging drivers to never enter flooded roads, as even a foot of rushing water can carry away vehicles. With more rain expected, first responders stress the importance of the message: “Turn Around, Don’t Drown.”

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Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

Pleasant weather returns to Oklahoma Tuesday; More rain is expected later in the week

News On 6 Pleasant weather starts the week with sunshine and mild temperatures, but storms return from late Tuesday into Wednesday. An active pattern brings multiple rounds of showers, thunderstorms, and potential severe weather through the weekend.

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

‘CRITICAL FINDING:’ Fort Gibson Dam bridge closed until further notice

Sam Modde State Highway 251A bridge closure at Fort Gibson dam prompts discussions of immediate repair ahead of 2026 replacement project. Detour options provided.

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

'Turn around, don’t drown': 4 dead after driving into Oklahoma flood waters

MaKayla Glenn Four people died over the weekend after driving into floodwaters in Oklahoma. Firefighters in Moore and Foyil rescued several others, including a woman trapped in a creek that was up to 10 feet deep. Officials are urging drivers to never enter flooded roads, as even a foot of rushing water can carry away vehicles. With more rain expected, first responders stress the importance of the message: “Turn Around, Don’t Drown.”

Tulsa Catholics mourn Pope Francis

Tulsa Catholics mourn Pope Francis

Emory Bryan Tulsa Catholics gathered at Holy Family Cathedral to mourn the death of Pope Francis, with a noon mass and evening memorial service.

Woman, 7-year-old child identified after car swept away by floodwaters near Leonard

Woman, 7-year-old child identified after car swept away by floodwaters near Leonard

David Prock Officials say the car was attempting to cross a low bridge near Leonard when it became submerged in high water. Two people were rescued, but a 46-year-old woman and her 7-year-old child could not escape the car.

TPD arrests 2 teenagers accused of attempted robbery

TPD arrests 2 teenagers accused of attempted robbery

Aaron Alexander Police arrested two teens after an attempted robbery in Tulsa. TPD says the Real Time Information Center helped officers quickly track down suspects.

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