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Texas Trooper’s Accounts Of Injured Migrants On U.S.-Mexico Border Unleashes Criticism

Texas Trooper’s Accounts Of Injured Migrants On U.S.-Mexico Border Unleashes Criticism

News On 6 Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s escalating measures to stop migrants along the U.S. border with Mexico came under a burst of new criticism Tuesday after a state trooper said migrants were left bloodied from razor-wire barriers and that orders were given to deny people water in sweltering heat.

Uvalde Schools Fire Ex-Texas Trooper Who Was At Shooting

Uvalde Schools Fire Ex-Texas Trooper Who Was At Shooting

Associated Press New outrage ripped through Uvalde on Thursday over revelations that a school police officer hired after the Robb Elementary massacre was not only on campus during the May attack as a Texas state trooper but under investigation over her actions while a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers.

Texas Police: School Door Shut But Didn’t Lock Before Attack

Texas Police: School Door Shut But Didn’t Lock Before Attack

Associated Press An exterior door at Robb Elementary School did not lock when it was closed by a teacher shortly before a gunman used it to get inside and kill 19 students and two teachers, leaving investigators searching to determine why, state police said Tuesday.

Texas Official: Girl Told 911 ‘Send The Police Now’ As Officers Waited

Texas Official: Girl Told 911 ‘Send The Police Now’ As Officers Waited

Associated Press Students trapped inside a classroom with a gunman repeatedly called 911 during this week’s attack on a Texas elementary school, including one who pleaded, “Please send the police now,” as nearly 20 officers waited in the hallway for more than 45 minutes, authorities said Friday.

Gunman’s Final 90 Minutes Fuel Questions About Police Delays

Gunman’s Final 90 Minutes Fuel Questions About Police Delays

Associated Press Texas authorities say the gunman who massacred 21 people at an elementary school was in the building for over an hour before he was killed by law enforcement officers.

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Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Associated Press Thrilling showdown at the Kentucky Derby: Sovereignty triumphs over Journalism in a muddy race, bringing trainer Bill Mott and owner Godolphin to the winner's circle.

Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Associated Press Thrilling showdown at the Kentucky Derby: Sovereignty triumphs over Journalism in a muddy race, bringing trainer Bill Mott and owner Godolphin to the winner's circle.

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Haley Hetrick Oklahoma's Senate Bill 364, prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students, awaits Governor's signature. The policy change could profoundly impact discipline methods in one quarter of Oklahoman school districts.

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Haley Hetrick Oklahoma's Senate Bill 364, prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students, awaits Governor's signature. The policy change could profoundly impact discipline methods in one quarter of Oklahoman school districts.

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

Haley Hetrick Following ongoing questions about a budget shortfall at the Oklahoma State Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the agency now says they cannot cover basic payroll for Wednesday, May 7th and are short as much as $23 million for the remainder of FY'25, which ends on June 30th.

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

Haley Hetrick Following ongoing questions about a budget shortfall at the Oklahoma State Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the agency now says they cannot cover basic payroll for Wednesday, May 7th and are short as much as $23 million for the remainder of FY'25, which ends on June 30th.

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Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Sovereignty reigns in 151st Kentucky Derby, outdueling favorite Journalism in the slop

Associated Press Thrilling showdown at the Kentucky Derby: Sovereignty triumphs over Journalism in a muddy race, bringing trainer Bill Mott and owner Godolphin to the winner's circle.

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Bill prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students heads to Gov. desk

Haley Hetrick Oklahoma's Senate Bill 364, prohibiting corporal punishment for special needs students, awaits Governor's signature. The policy change could profoundly impact discipline methods in one quarter of Oklahoman school districts.

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

UPDATE: OK Department of Mental Health says they will be making payroll as scheduled after budgeting controversies

Haley Hetrick Following ongoing questions about a budget shortfall at the Oklahoma State Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, the agency now says they cannot cover basic payroll for Wednesday, May 7th and are short as much as $23 million for the remainder of FY'25, which ends on June 30th.

'We remember': Tulsa community honors fallen TPD officers at memorial service

'We remember': Tulsa community honors fallen TPD officers at memorial service

Eden Jones Annual memorial service by the Tulsa Police Department—a dedication to the 41 officers who sacrificed their lives in service. Find the full list of honorees

Sunny, clear skys ahead for weekend

Sunny, clear skys ahead for weekend

News On 6 Improving conditions are likely this weekend with cool morning temperatures and pleasant afternoon conditions.

Taste of Poland serves up traditional cuisine with a Tulsa twist

Taste of Poland serves up traditional cuisine with a Tulsa twist

Graham Dowers Taste of Poland is bringing traditional Eastern European comfort food to Oklahoma with a local twist.

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