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Alabama Passes Near-Total Abortion Ban
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The Alabama State Senate just passed a near-total abortion ban in a 25 to 6 vote. The legislation provides no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Additional storms likely later this afternoon and tonight including severe weather threats
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Scattered showers and storms are expected across eastern Oklahoma today, with a renewed risk of severe weather—including damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes—later this afternoon into the overnight hours. Heavy rainfall may also lead to localized flooding, and a Flood Watch remains in effect through Monday.
Additional storms likely later this afternoon and tonight including severe weather threats
News On 6
Scattered showers and storms are expected across eastern Oklahoma today, with a renewed risk of severe weather—including damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes—later this afternoon into the overnight hours. Heavy rainfall may also lead to localized flooding, and a Flood Watch remains in effect through Monday.
Power outages in Tulsa metro Saturday morning. Here's the latest
Carrie Winchel
Severe storms hit Tulsa causing major power outages and road closures. Live updates on restoration efforts and alternate routes.
Power outages in Tulsa metro Saturday morning. Here's the latest
Carrie Winchel
Severe storms hit Tulsa causing major power outages and road closures. Live updates on restoration efforts and alternate routes.
Edwards and Timberwolves strike back with 143-101 win to cut Thunder’s West finals lead to 2-1
Associated Press
Thunder drop game 3, lead series 2-1
Edwards and Timberwolves strike back with 143-101 win to cut Thunder’s West finals lead to 2-1
Associated Press
Thunder drop game 3, lead series 2-1
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Additional storms likely later this afternoon and tonight including severe weather threats
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Scattered showers and storms are expected across eastern Oklahoma today, with a renewed risk of severe weather—including damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes—later this afternoon into the overnight hours. Heavy rainfall may also lead to localized flooding, and a Flood Watch remains in effect through Monday.
Power outages in Tulsa metro Saturday morning. Here's the latest
Carrie Winchel
Severe storms hit Tulsa causing major power outages and road closures. Live updates on restoration efforts and alternate routes.
Edwards and Timberwolves strike back with 143-101 win to cut Thunder’s West finals lead to 2-1
Associated Press
Thunder drop game 3, lead series 2-1
Tulsa celebrates Oklahoma's first female state official on 150th birthday
Kaitlyn Deggs
Tulsans celebrate the life of Kate Barnard, the first female politician elected in Oklahoma. The trailblazer's legacy is honored 150 years after her birth.
Storm makes mark on Skiatook: From flying awnings to City Hall damage
Eden Jones
Skiatook takes a hit from severe storms, causing substantial damage, including City Hall's roof. Next steps and recovery efforts underway.
Thunder fans raise money for NBA Finals tickets by promising to go bald like Caruso
Hank Cavagnaro
Two Thunder fans launched "Thunder Boys 2025," pledging to shave their heads and raise funds for NBA Finals tickets as Oklahoma City chases its first championship in 13 years.
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