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Years After Fatal Crash, Changes To Dangerous Intersection Still Not Approved

People in part of south Tulsa and Bixby say they’re still waiting for changes to a dangerous intersection, nearly two years after a deadly crash there.

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Oklahoma death row inmate seeks clemency decades after 1999 Tulsa double murder

Jayden Brannon Oklahoma resident George John Hanson seeks clemency after 25 years for the brutal murders of Mary Bowles and Jerald Thurman. The Pardon and Parole Board will decide Hanson's fate ahead of his scheduled execution.

Oklahoma death row inmate seeks clemency decades after 1999 Tulsa double murder

Man arrested after police say he tried to break into ex-girlfriend’s home

Brian Smallwood A man was arrested in Tulsa after police say he tried to break into his ex-girlfriend’s home and climbed onto the roof. It took officers about 90 minutes to talk him down before he was taken into custody for attempted burglary.

Man arrested after police say he tried to break into ex-girlfriend’s home

REAL ID now required for domestic flights: What Oklahoma travelers need to know

Jonathan Polasek Understanding the new REAL ID requirement: It's now mandatory for all adults boarding a domestic flight. Learn about extra security screenings, exceptions, and how to secure your REAL ID in Oklahoma.

REAL ID now required for domestic flights: What Oklahoma travelers need to know

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Oklahoma death row inmate seeks clemency decades after 1999 Tulsa double murder

Man arrested after police say he tried to break into ex-girlfriend’s home

REAL ID now required for domestic flights: What Oklahoma travelers need to know

Unsettled weather continues with shower and storm chances in the forecast

News On 6 Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma will see morning showers and drizzle today, with a chance for scattered storms this afternoon, including a low risk of severe weather. The weekend brings clearing skies and highs in the low 70s. Warmer, more typical May weather returns next week.

New Lauria and Ashley Law requires anyone convicted of accessory to murder to serve 85 percent of their sentence

Chloe Abbott Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed a bill into law that's named in honor of two 16-year-old girls who disappeared from Welch, Oklahoma, 25 years ago. Lauria and Ashley's Law requires anyone convicted of accessory to murder to serve 85 percent of their sentence.

Owasso woman charged after threatening son with a baseball bat at school

Sam Modde Owasso woman charged after threatening her son and other students at Memorial High School with a baseball bat and pepper spray.

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