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Residents Given 2 Months To Leave Tulsa Mobile Home Park

Residents Given 2 Months To Leave Tulsa Mobile Home Park

Nearly 200 people living in a South Tulsa mobile home park have just a couple of months to find another place to live.

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Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

News On 6 A stronger storm system is on the way late Wednesday into Thursday, bringing the potential for more rain into part of the area.

Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

News On 6 A stronger storm system is on the way late Wednesday into Thursday, bringing the potential for more rain into part of the area.

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Ryan Gillin Broadway spectacle Wicked is making its return to Tulsa, transforming the PAC into the magical Land of Oz with million-dollar set pieces and an expert crew.

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Ryan Gillin Broadway spectacle Wicked is making its return to Tulsa, transforming the PAC into the magical Land of Oz with million-dollar set pieces and an expert crew.

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Chloe Abbott 1,917 carts have been recovered from a company that the City of Tulsa paid $100,000 to find and collect abandoned shopping carts.

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Chloe Abbott 1,917 carts have been recovered from a company that the City of Tulsa paid $100,000 to find and collect abandoned shopping carts.

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Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

Temps stay cool in Tulsa before additional rain chances later this week

News On 6 A stronger storm system is on the way late Wednesday into Thursday, bringing the potential for more rain into part of the area.

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Behind the magic, a sneak peek at what it takes to bring 'Wicked' to Tulsa’s PAC

Ryan Gillin Broadway spectacle Wicked is making its return to Tulsa, transforming the PAC into the magical Land of Oz with million-dollar set pieces and an expert crew.

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Tulsa invests $100k in Cart Repo program: 1,917 shopping carts collected so far

Chloe Abbott 1,917 carts have been recovered from a company that the City of Tulsa paid $100,000 to find and collect abandoned shopping carts.

CBC Global Ammunition chooses Pryor for major manufacturing facility; community reacts

CBC Global Ammunition chooses Pryor for major manufacturing facility; community reacts

MaKayla Glenn CBC Global Ammunition, a world leader in portable weapons ammunition, has selected Pryor as the site of its new U.S. manufacturing facility, bringing promises of jobs, growth, and long-term economic development to the region.

Tulsa homes damaged by lightning strike: 'It sounded like a bomb went off'

Tulsa homes damaged by lightning strike: 'It sounded like a bomb went off'

Emory Bryan A single bolt of lightning in Tulsa was so powerful that it was heard and felt in surrounding towns. In the neighborhood where it struck, the bolt ruptured several water meters and damaged two homes.

Broken Arrow's Rose District eyes future growth

Broken Arrow's Rose District eyes future growth

News On 6 The Rose District has been a popular addition to Broken Arrow, so it might be hard to believe it's already 12 years old. City manager Michael Spurgeon joined News On 6 to talk about what could be in store for a possible expansion of the area.

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