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Oklahoma Farmers, Ranchers Say Cost Of Hay Is Increasing Dramatically
Ashlyn Brothers
The cost to buy hay in Oklahoma is spiking as much as three times its usual price. The rising cost is not only affecting farmers and ranchers; it's also going to hit your wallet at the grocery store.
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Gov. Stitt proposes 'getting rid' of Forestry Department
Victor Pozadas
Oklahoma Governor Stitt suggests dissolving the Forestry Department over criticism of the March Wildfire response.
Gov. Stitt proposes 'getting rid' of Forestry Department
Victor Pozadas
Oklahoma Governor Stitt suggests dissolving the Forestry Department over criticism of the March Wildfire response.
Next round of severe storms to develop Thursday morning before wet weekend
News On 6
A cold front moves storms out of the state, with additional storms and heavy rain expected through the weekend.
Next round of severe storms to develop Thursday morning before wet weekend
News On 6
A cold front moves storms out of the state, with additional storms and heavy rain expected through the weekend.
EF1 tornado causes significant damage in Owasso
MaKayla Glenn
Many people have been working tirelessly to clear debris and check on their neighbors. Owasso residents have already started making home repairs and patching up roofs in preparation for potential storms later this week.
EF1 tornado causes significant damage in Owasso
MaKayla Glenn
Many people have been working tirelessly to clear debris and check on their neighbors. Owasso residents have already started making home repairs and patching up roofs in preparation for potential storms later this week.
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Top Headlines
Gov. Stitt proposes 'getting rid' of Forestry Department
Victor Pozadas
Oklahoma Governor Stitt suggests dissolving the Forestry Department over criticism of the March Wildfire response.
Next round of severe storms to develop Thursday morning before wet weekend
News On 6
A cold front moves storms out of the state, with additional storms and heavy rain expected through the weekend.
EF1 tornado causes significant damage in Owasso
MaKayla Glenn
Many people have been working tirelessly to clear debris and check on their neighbors. Owasso residents have already started making home repairs and patching up roofs in preparation for potential storms later this week.
Q&A: TPS cancels partnership with Reading Partners Tulsa
Sam Carrico
Reading Partners Tulsa says it was surprised to learn Tulsa Public Schools was canceling its partnership after twelve years. The program is designed to help students learn to read. They say they would like to move into more districts, but they say they can't do that without more volunteers.
Why registering your storm shelter in Oklahoma could save your life
Ethan Wright
Registering your storm shelter helps first responders locate and rescue you after a tornado. Learn how to register, choose the right shelter, and stock essential supplies.
What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.
Alex Cameron
Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.
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