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Port Workers Reach Preliminary Deal, Ending Strike Until January 15

Port Workers Reach Preliminary Deal, Ending Strike Until January 15

News 9 Dockworkers represented by the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) have agreed to suspend their strike until Jan. 15 due to a tentative agreement reached with the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX).

Dockworkers Suspend Strike After Reaching Tentative Deal Until Jan. 15

Dockworkers Suspend Strike After Reaching Tentative Deal Until Jan. 15

CBS News The International Longshoremen's Association, the union representing striking U.S. dockworkers at East and Gulf Coast ports, reached a tentative deal Thursday to suspend its strike until Jan. 15 to negotiate a new contract.

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Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Lower wind speeds are expected today with mild temperatures, while scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Lower wind speeds are expected today with mild temperatures, while scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Kaitlyn Deggs Several agencies are fighting a fire in Jenks that's been burning for more than a week. Crews say they were containing the fire and then waiting to fight the fire until they were able to get more resources.

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Kaitlyn Deggs Several agencies are fighting a fire in Jenks that's been burning for more than a week. Crews say they were containing the fire and then waiting to fight the fire until they were able to get more resources.

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Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Lower winds today, storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Lower wind speeds are expected today with mild temperatures, while scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Kaitlyn Deggs Several agencies are fighting a fire in Jenks that's been burning for more than a week. Crews say they were containing the fire and then waiting to fight the fire until they were able to get more resources.

Cherokee Nation distributes $7.6 million to 107 school districts from tribal car tag sales

Cherokee Nation distributes $7.6 million to 107 school districts from tribal car tag sales

Emory Bryan Cherokee Nation disbursed $7.6 million from car tag sales to 107 Oklahoma school districts—impacting 34,174 Cherokee students.

Flora Burris, 83, finds joy in volunteering at the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma

Flora Burris, 83, finds joy in volunteering at the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma

Ryan Gillin For 83-year-old Flora Burris, volunteering is more than just a way to give back -- it’s a source of joy. She’s volunteered at the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma for ten years. The Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma provides food and services to more than 600 food pantries and meal programs in their 24-county service area.

Hit-and-run outside Tulsa bar injures woman, police search for suspect: 'It's a miracle she's alive'

Hit-and-run outside Tulsa bar injures woman, police search for suspect: 'It's a miracle she's alive'

Reagan Ledbetter Tulsa Police are searching for a driver accused of critically injuring a woman during a hit-and-run on Sunday.

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