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Mayfest 2025 brings art, music—and now fitness—to downtown Tulsa

MaKayla Glenn Mayfest 2025 kicks off this weekend in downtown Tulsa, featuring over 100 artists, live music, food, and a new wellness program called MayFit, which includes a 5K, fun run, and fitness classes. Local artist Miles Rogoish is debuting his work, and organizers say this year’s event—centered around the theme “Stay Gold”—offers more family fun, interactive activities, and easy access via shuttle from OSU-Tulsa.

Okmulgee County declares disaster emergency amid flooding

MaKayla Glenn Okmulgee County has declared a disaster emergency due to widespread flooding, with the Deep Fork River rising to 21 feet and expected to crest even higher over the weekend. Emergency crews have performed five water rescues, and many roads remain submerged.

Honoring the voices behind the call: Rogers County dispatcher reflects during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

MaKayla Glenn During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, Rogers County 911 dispatcher Emilee Shields shares what it's like working behind the scenes in emergency response. For nearly a year and a half, Emilee has handled high-stress calls across 21 agencies, balancing multiple screens and split-second decisions. She says every day is unpredictable and emotionally challenging, but the job is also deeply rewarding. This week, local departments are showing appreciation with gifts.

How much are Easter grocery prices in Oklahoma for 2025?

MaKayla Glenn Lots of families will be making an Easter meal for their family this weekend, and prices at the grocery store can still be a lot for folks. News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn did some shopping today to see what folks can expect to pay.

Tulsa-based medical team heads to Myanmar after devastating earthquakes

MaKayla Glenn Tulsa-based nonprofit In His Image International is sending a 12-person medical team to Myanmar to provide aid after a deadly 7.7 magnitude earthquake. Led by Dr. Mitchell Duininck, the group includes 9 physicians and will offer medical care, emotional support, and supplies to overwhelmed communities. The team departs Saturday and says their mission is not only to heal, but to show the people of Myanmar they are not forgotten.

How Ascension Saint John is helping human trafficking victims — and how you can help too

MaKayla Glenn Ascension Saint John’s Human Trafficking Response Program has helped more than 350 victims over the past six years and was recently honored by the Tulsa Police Department for its work during a multi-agency operation. Led by Sara Gadd, the program trains all hospital staff to recognize the hidden signs of trafficking and connects survivors with long-term care and essential resources. The initiative began at Saint John.

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United Way of Rogers and Mayes County closes after 40 years of service

MaKayla Glenn The United Way of Rogers and Mayes County closed its doors in April after nearly four decades of providing support to local agencies in the community. This marks the end of a significant chapter in local outreach efforts, leaving many organizations uncertain about their future.

United Way of Rogers and Mayes County closes after 40 years of service

'It takes lives and destroys families:' Family seeks justice after suspected drunk driver kills father

MaKayla Glenn A family is grieving on Thursday night after a father was killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend.

'It takes lives and destroys families:' Family seeks justice after suspected drunk driver kills father

MaKayla Glenn A family is grieving on Thursday night after a father was killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend.

Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans in Washington D.C. for Inauguration Day

MaKayla Glenn Four Oklahoma college students are in Washington, D.C., to attend the presidential inauguration, a trip made possible through a competitive scholarship process and fundraising by the Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans.

Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans in Washington D.C. for Inauguration Day

Muskogee County Votes On Sales Tax Increase To Improve Public Safety Services

MaKayla Glenn Muskogee County voters will decide on a sales tax increase that could fund critical upgrades to public safety facilities, equipment, and emergency services, addressing long-standing challenges across the region.

Muskogee County Votes On Sales Tax Increase To Improve Public Safety Services

Trump Faces Criticism For Remarks At NABJ Conference; News On 6 Report From Chicago

News On 6 The presidential race is heating up with former President Trump and Vice President Harris turning their focus to Black voters this week. News on 6's MaKayla Glenn is in Chicago for the National Association of Black Journalists and was in the crowd during Trump's remarks to the association.

Trump Faces Criticism For Remarks At NABJ Conference; News On 6 Report From Chicago

36 Degrees North Preparing To Host The Startup World Cup

MaKayla Glenn A Tulsa coworking hub is getting ready to host a big competition for entrepreneurs. News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with 36 Degrees North about how it could lead to business owners competing on a global stage.

36 Degrees North Preparing To Host The Startup World Cup

Meals On Wheels And Volunteers Make Life-Changing Home Renovation For Client

MaKayla Glenn The organization coined the phrase "More than a Meal," which is something highlighted through the "Home Safety Program." This program addresses in-home safety issues and provides renovations like changing light bulbs, adding safety bars to bathrooms, and in this case, building a ramp.

Meals On Wheels And Volunteers Make Life-Changing Home Renovation For Client

School Routine To Summer Break: Tips To Support Kids' Emotional Wellbeing

MaKayla Glenn Doctors say transitioning from the school year to summer can lead to increased mental and behavioral health issues for some kids.

School Routine To Summer Break: Tips To Support Kids' Emotional Wellbeing

MaKayla Glenn Doctors say transitioning from the school year to summer can lead to increased mental and behavioral health issues for some kids.

Revitalization Plans Underway For Northridge Plaza In Tulsa

MaKayla Glenn The Northridge Plaza near North Peoria and East 50th Place was once a thriving retail destination in North Tulsa in the late 70s and 80s. The two owners said they plan to revive the shopping center.

Revitalization Plans Underway For Northridge Plaza In Tulsa

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Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

Cal Day Organizers are prepared to take part in protests against President Donald Trump on Saturday. Law enforcement expect them to be peaceful, but are ready in case something changes.

Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

Cal Day Organizers are prepared to take part in protests against President Donald Trump on Saturday. Law enforcement expect them to be peaceful, but are ready in case something changes.

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

Drake Johnson The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has lifted the boil order in Hominy on Friday, June 13.

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

Drake Johnson The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has lifted the boil order in Hominy on Friday, June 13.

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Amy Slanchik OKC Thunder’s youth program prepares Black students for college, careers, and success off the court.

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Amy Slanchik OKC Thunder’s youth program prepares Black students for college, careers, and success off the court.

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Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

Cal Day Organizers are prepared to take part in protests against President Donald Trump on Saturday. Law enforcement expect them to be peaceful, but are ready in case something changes.

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

Drake Johnson The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has lifted the boil order in Hominy on Friday, June 13.

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Amy Slanchik OKC Thunder’s youth program prepares Black students for college, careers, and success off the court.

Afghan man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty

Christian Hans An Afghan man accused of plotting a terror attack in Oklahoma on Election Day, 2024, has pleaded guilty. See the latest information here.

Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Indiana Pacers Game 4 LIVE BLOG

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma City Thunder look to tie up the NBA Finals series against the Indiana Pacers in Game 4. Live reactions and updates in our Thunder in the Finals live blog.

Anker recalls more than 1.1 million power banks after some users report fires

CBS News Anker Innovations is recalling 1.15 million portable chargers after some consumers reported fires and explosions.

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Mayfest 2025 brings art, music—and now fitness—to downtown Tulsa

Okmulgee County declares disaster emergency amid flooding

Honoring the voices behind the call: Rogers County dispatcher reflects during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week

How much are Easter grocery prices in Oklahoma for 2025?

Tulsa-based medical team heads to Myanmar after devastating earthquakes

How Ascension Saint John is helping human trafficking victims — and how you can help too

United Way of Rogers and Mayes County closes after 40 years of service

United Way of Rogers and Mayes County closes after 40 years of service

'It takes lives and destroys families:' Family seeks justice after suspected drunk driver kills father

'It takes lives and destroys families:' Family seeks justice after suspected drunk driver kills father

Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans in Washington D.C. for Inauguration Day

Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans in Washington D.C. for Inauguration Day

Muskogee County Votes On Sales Tax Increase To Improve Public Safety Services

Muskogee County Votes On Sales Tax Increase To Improve Public Safety Services

The Holidays: A Joyful Season Or A Time Of Struggle?

The Holidays: A Joyful Season Or A Time Of Struggle?

AI CEO Explains Why Companies Post Jobs They Don’t Intend To Fill

AI CEO Explains Why Companies Post Jobs They Don’t Intend To Fill

Black Excellence Exchange Inspires Economic Growth Ideas For Tulsa

Black Excellence Exchange Inspires Economic Growth Ideas For Tulsa

Trump Faces Criticism For Remarks At NABJ Conference; News On 6 Report From Chicago

Trump Faces Criticism For Remarks At NABJ Conference; News On 6 Report From Chicago

36 Degrees North Preparing To Host The Startup World Cup

36 Degrees North Preparing To Host The Startup World Cup

Meals On Wheels And Volunteers Make Life-Changing Home Renovation For Client

Meals On Wheels And Volunteers Make Life-Changing Home Renovation For Client

School Routine To Summer Break: Tips To Support Kids' Emotional Wellbeing

School Routine To Summer Break: Tips To Support Kids' Emotional Wellbeing

Revitalization Plans Underway For Northridge Plaza In Tulsa

Revitalization Plans Underway For Northridge Plaza In Tulsa

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Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Top Headlines

Organizers, law enforcement in Tulsa prepare for 'No Kings' protests planned against President Trump

DEQ lifts boil order in Hominy

Thunder Fellows impacts Tulsa students, off the court and after the program

Afghan man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty

Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Indiana Pacers Game 4 LIVE BLOG

Anker recalls more than 1.1 million power banks after some users report fires