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Broken Arrow Siblings To Debut New Film: 'Let's Go!'
David Prock
The Steen sisters grew up in Broken Arrow and will be debuting their short film 'Let's Go!' on Jan. 10, exploring young love. They’ll also hold free filmmaking workshops next spring. Mandy and Jennifer Steen joined us on the Coca-Cola Porch to talk about their upcoming work.
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Former death row inmate, Richard Glossip, moved to Oklahoma County jail as prosecutors weigh next steps
Jonathan Polasek
Former death row inmate Richard Glossip moved to Oklahoma County Jail after Supreme Court overturns murder conviction. Prosecutors consider a third trial.
Former death row inmate, Richard Glossip, moved to Oklahoma County jail as prosecutors weigh next steps
Jonathan Polasek
Former death row inmate Richard Glossip moved to Oklahoma County Jail after Supreme Court overturns murder conviction. Prosecutors consider a third trial.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters to enforce federal DEI mandate
Madelyn Fisher
State Superintendent Ryan Walters says he will begin withholding funds from districts with DEI programs starting April 25.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters to enforce federal DEI mandate
Madelyn Fisher
State Superintendent Ryan Walters says he will begin withholding funds from districts with DEI programs starting April 25.
OSSAA to vote on statewide shot clocks for high school basketball
Nick McCauley
OSSAA board to decide whether all Oklahoma high school teams must adopt shot clocks.
OSSAA to vote on statewide shot clocks for high school basketball
Nick McCauley
OSSAA board to decide whether all Oklahoma high school teams must adopt shot clocks.
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Former death row inmate, Richard Glossip, moved to Oklahoma County jail as prosecutors weigh next steps
Jonathan Polasek
Former death row inmate Richard Glossip moved to Oklahoma County Jail after Supreme Court overturns murder conviction. Prosecutors consider a third trial.
State Superintendent Ryan Walters to enforce federal DEI mandate
Madelyn Fisher
State Superintendent Ryan Walters says he will begin withholding funds from districts with DEI programs starting April 25.
OSSAA to vote on statewide shot clocks for high school basketball
Nick McCauley
OSSAA board to decide whether all Oklahoma high school teams must adopt shot clocks.
Scattered showers and storms possible Today with increasing chances later this week
News On 6
Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Funeral date for Pope Francis set for April 26
Aniysa Mapp
A funeral date for Pope Francis has been set, as mourners continue to arrive in Italy by the thousands.
Top producer at '60 Minutes' quits, says he can no longer run the show as he always has
Associated Press
Bill Owens steps down as '60 Minutes' executive producer amidst a dispute between the show and President Donald Trump.
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