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Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Destini Pittman The Senate voted 43-1 to approve a resolution that would remove Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. The resolution must pass through the House before Friesen is removed.

Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Destini Pittman The Senate voted 43-1 to approve a resolution that would remove Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. The resolution must pass through the House before Friesen is removed.

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

News On 6 Cooler temperatures are here and the gusty north wind is continuing to cool off areas south of Tulsa. Scattered showers and storms come to an end. Sunny and mild conditions return Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system could impact the region this weekend and into early next week.

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

News On 6 Cooler temperatures are here and the gusty north wind is continuing to cool off areas south of Tulsa. Scattered showers and storms come to an end. Sunny and mild conditions return Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system could impact the region this weekend and into early next week.

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

Matt Kalish Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a pedestrian died Thursday after being hit by a driver on US 169 near 56th Street North in Owasso.

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

Matt Kalish Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a pedestrian died Thursday after being hit by a driver on US 169 near 56th Street North in Owasso.

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Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Senate votes to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Destini Pittman The Senate voted 43-1 to approve a resolution that would remove Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. The resolution must pass through the House before Friesen is removed.

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

Showers end for the Tulsa metro. Here's how long sunshine will stick around

News On 6 Cooler temperatures are here and the gusty north wind is continuing to cool off areas south of Tulsa. Scattered showers and storms come to an end. Sunny and mild conditions return Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Another storm system could impact the region this weekend and into early next week.

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

OHP: pedestrian hit, killed on 169 near Owasso

Matt Kalish Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a pedestrian died Thursday after being hit by a driver on US 169 near 56th Street North in Owasso.

Tulsa hosts national prosecutors' training on domestic violence and animal abuse cases

Tulsa hosts national prosecutors' training on domestic violence and animal abuse cases

Chloe Abbott Domestic violence and animal abuse cases are the main focus for attorneys from all over the country who are coming to Tulsa to get more training on those topics.

Checotah murder-suicide: Investigators determine who pulled the trigger

Checotah murder-suicide: Investigators determine who pulled the trigger

Matt Kalish New details now on the murder-suicide in Checotah, including who investigators say pulled the trigger.

Massive tree still inside Sand Springs home nearly a week after storm

Massive tree still inside Sand Springs home nearly a week after storm

MaKayla Glenn Nearly a week after a powerful storm moved through Green Country, a massive tree remains lodged inside a Sand Springs family's home. The Simmons family is now dealing with more than just structural damage—they’re also facing wild animals, unsafe conditions, and growing uncertainty.

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