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OSBI Statistics See Rise In Animal Cruelty Cases In Oklahoma

OSBI Statistics See Rise In Animal Cruelty Cases In Oklahoma

Lex Rodriguez The OSBI said while most crime statistics are trending downward, animal cruelty cases are rising. In 2018, there were 70 animal cruelty cases prosecuted. In 2022, that rose to 344 cases.

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UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

Alex Cameron President Trump announces trade agreement with UK, expected to boost Oklahoma's agriculture industry.

UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

Alex Cameron President Trump announces trade agreement with UK, expected to boost Oklahoma's agriculture industry.

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

News On 6 There might be a few more showers before skies clear and a sunny, dry weekend begins. A warmup arrives early next week, followed by increasing storm chances by late next week.

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

News On 6 There might be a few more showers before skies clear and a sunny, dry weekend begins. A warmup arrives early next week, followed by increasing storm chances by late next week.

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

Chloe Abbott Rogers County Sheriff's office is sharing their side of the story after the Oklahoma Department of Health said they were non-compliant after their annual inspection.

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

Chloe Abbott Rogers County Sheriff's office is sharing their side of the story after the Oklahoma Department of Health said they were non-compliant after their annual inspection.

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UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

UK trade agreement could boost Oklahoma agriculture

Alex Cameron President Trump announces trade agreement with UK, expected to boost Oklahoma's agriculture industry.

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

A few showers remain possible before a pattern change brings pleasant weekend weather

News On 6 There might be a few more showers before skies clear and a sunny, dry weekend begins. A warmup arrives early next week, followed by increasing storm chances by late next week.

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

'They wrote us up anyway:' State Department of Health says Rogers County Jail not in compliance; Sheriff's Office shares their side

Chloe Abbott Rogers County Sheriff's office is sharing their side of the story after the Oklahoma Department of Health said they were non-compliant after their annual inspection.

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

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.

'He was down here frequently:' Pope Leo XIV's Tulsa ties

'He was down here frequently:' Pope Leo XIV's Tulsa ties

Sam Carrico More than one billion Catholics are praying tonight for the first pope born in the United States. Pope Leo XIV grew up in Chicago and has ties to Tulsa. News On 6's Sam Carrico tells us how one Cascia Hall student says today's announcement is the start of a new era of hope, unity, and love.

New Osage SkyNews 6 takes flight

New Osage SkyNews 6 takes flight

News On 6 Osage SkyNews 6 is all-new and better than ever before.

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