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Union, Jenks Prepare For Friday Face Off

Union, Jenks Prepare For Friday Face Off

For the 15th straight year Union and Jenks square off Friday night in the MidFirst Bank Backyard Bowl but this year's game is a little different.

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Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Drake Johnson Broken Arrow Police said the Tulsa County District Attorney has ruled that the officer who shot and killed an armed man in November 2024 was legally justified and will not be charged.

Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Drake Johnson Broken Arrow Police said the Tulsa County District Attorney has ruled that the officer who shot and killed an armed man in November 2024 was legally justified and will not be charged.

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Drake Johnson A Muskogee County jury finds a man guilty of murdering a man and severely injuring a woman in January 2024.

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Drake Johnson A Muskogee County jury finds a man guilty of murdering a man and severely injuring a woman in January 2024.

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Katie Alexander The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says staffing shortages are forcing temporary closures and service reductions at dozens of recreation areas in Oklahoma and Kansas for the 2025 season.

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Katie Alexander The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says staffing shortages are forcing temporary closures and service reductions at dozens of recreation areas in Oklahoma and Kansas for the 2025 season.

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Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Broken Arrow Police Officer 'legally justified' in deadly 2024 shooting of man with machete

Drake Johnson Broken Arrow Police said the Tulsa County District Attorney has ruled that the officer who shot and killed an armed man in November 2024 was legally justified and will not be charged.

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Jury finds Muskogee man guilty of murder, recommends life without parole

Drake Johnson A Muskogee County jury finds a man guilty of murdering a man and severely injuring a woman in January 2024.

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Temporary closures at recreation areas impacting Kansas and Oklahoma: What you need to know

Katie Alexander The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says staffing shortages are forcing temporary closures and service reductions at dozens of recreation areas in Oklahoma and Kansas for the 2025 season.

Trump, Carney faceoff in Oval Office leaves gaping differences on tariffs, 51st state

Trump, Carney faceoff in Oval Office leaves gaping differences on tariffs, 51st state

Associated Press U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faced off in the Oval Office on Tuesday.

Oklahoma high school soccer playoff games postponed due to weather

Oklahoma high school soccer playoff games postponed due to weather

Drake Johnson OSSAA pushes Class 6A and 5A first-round soccer matches for boys and girls to Wednesday.

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

Tulsa forecast: Gusty winds, spotty storms and a sunny Mother’s Day ahead

News On 6 Showers and storms will continue moving from the southwest to northeast through the morning to afternoon. Severe weather is unlikely, even though one or two storms may produce small hail and gusty winds across far southern Oklahoma.

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