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Stocks Tumble On Economy Fears After Briefest Of Reprieves
Associated Press
Markets worldwide are back to tumbling on Thursday, and a wipeout on Wall Street has stocks down nearly 4% as worries about a fragile economy roar back to the fore.
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Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
Heightened fire risks persist across Green Country
News On 6
A strong storm system is expected to move into the central U.S. late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, passing through the region by late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Heightened fire risks persist across Green Country
News On 6
A strong storm system is expected to move into the central U.S. late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, passing through the region by late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Tulsa grassfire leads to closure of city mulch site
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa mulch site is closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to a neighboring grassfire and continued red flag warnings across the state.
Tulsa grassfire leads to closure of city mulch site
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa mulch site is closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to a neighboring grassfire and continued red flag warnings across the state.
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Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
Heightened fire risks persist across Green Country
News On 6
A strong storm system is expected to move into the central U.S. late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, passing through the region by late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Tulsa grassfire leads to closure of city mulch site
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa mulch site is closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to a neighboring grassfire and continued red flag warnings across the state.
Man taken to Tulsa hospital after being shot multiple times
Jayden Brannon
A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.
Oklahoma mechanics step in to fix fire truck during wildfires: A story of selflessness
MaKayla Glenn
Two local mechanics, Jess Monroe and Eric Knudsen, demonstrated incredible selflessness during the Oklahoma wildfires when they rushed to fix a broken fire truck at a critical time. Despite losing his home to the fires, Jess didn’t hesitate to help, believing that running the truck could save at least one house.
Q&A with Representatives Tom Cole and Stephanie Bice re: DOGE
Alex Cameron
In recent interviews, Reps. Tom Cole and Stephanie Bice discussed the controversial efforts of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, to streamline federal spending.
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