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Tulsa Police Investigate After Man Shot By Security Guard At Cityplex Towers

Tulsa Police Investigate After Man Shot By Security Guard At Cityplex Towers

News On 6 Tulsa police are investigating a shooting at the Cityplex towers near 81st and Lewis on Monday morning. According to officials, officers responded to a call from a security guard around 6 a.m. about a man who had been acting erratically. Police said that a confrontation between the man and a security guard led to the security guard shooting the suspect in the leg. The man who was shot drove off and was eventually found by police at a Tulsa Casino

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Associated Press SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Zoom’s astronomical growth is tapering off along with the pandemic, raising questions about whether the videoconferencing service’s immense popularity will fade as more people return to classrooms, offices and other places that have been off limits for the past year. The deceleration emerged in an otherwise impressive quarterly earnings report released Monday. The stellar results capped a year in which Zoom’s name became synonymous with the way millions of people have be

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

News On 6 The Food and drug administration has issued a recall for several of Scent Theory's foaming hand soaps due to concern they are contaminated with infectious bacteria. Four scents fall under the recall including Eucalyptus Mist, Fresh Lavender, Lemon Citrus, and Vanilla Coconut All were sold in 11oz. bottles that were distributed across the country.

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

CBS News Former President Trump and former first lady Melania Trump were vaccinated at the White House in January, two sources confirm to CBS News.

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

CBS News Hydroxychloroquine should not be used to prevent or treat COVID-19, the World Health Organization (WHO) advised this week.

Friends Remember Mother, Daughter Killed During Pursuit And Crash

Friends Remember Mother, Daughter Killed During Pursuit And Crash

Kristen Weaver Friends are remembering two innocent victims killed in a car crash last week, describing the victims as a loving mother and sassy, sweet daughter.

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Texas Family Mourns Man Hit, Killed Walking Home From Work In Owasso

Texas Family Mourns Man Hit, Killed Walking Home From Work In Owasso

Amy Slanchik A Houston family is grieving the loss of their loved one who was hit and killed last week while walking home from work in Owasso.

Oklahoma's House Members Vote Against Latest COVID Stimulus Bill

Oklahoma's House Members Vote Against Latest COVID Stimulus Bill

Alex Cameron The fate of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan is unclear Monday night as it moves over to the Senate for consideration.

Tulsa Pet Groomer Temporarily Closed After Car Crashes Into Building

Tulsa Pet Groomer Temporarily Closed After Car Crashes Into Building

Mallory Thomas Emergency crews are on the scene of an accident involving a car that crashed through a Tulsa buisness on Monday morning. Crews responded to Cathy's Cutie Cuts near East 91st Street and South Sheridan Road and found a black vehicle had driven into the store front. It is currently unknown what led to the accident.

Movie Shot In Tulsa Wins Golden Globe, Aids Oklahoma's Growth As Film Hotspot

Movie Shot In Tulsa Wins Golden Globe, Aids Oklahoma's Growth As Film Hotspot

Jonathan Cooper The newly released film “Minari” is starting to rack up the awards, winning the 2021 Golden Globe for best foreign language film.

Iceberg Larger Than New York City Breaks Off In Antarctica

Iceberg Larger Than New York City Breaks Off In Antarctica

CBS News An iceberg measuring 492 feet thick and 490 square miles broke off from the Brunt Ice Shelf on Friday, according to a press release from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).

Jackknifed Semi Blocked Highway 20 Near Keetonville Hill

Jackknifed Semi Blocked Highway 20 Near Keetonville Hill

News On 6 A jackknifed semi-truck is blocking Highway 20 near Keetonville Hill.

Friends Remember Mother, Daughter Killed During Pursuit And Crash

Friends Remember Mother, Daughter Killed During Pursuit And Crash

Kristen Weaver Friends are remembering two innocent victims killed in a car crash last week, describing the victims as a loving mother and sassy, sweet daughter.

Tulsa Police: Residue From Cheetos Led Officers To Burglary Suspect

Tulsa Police: Residue From Cheetos Led Officers To Burglary Suspect

News On 6 Tulsa Police said a bag of chips helped investigators find a burglary suspect.

71st Street Closed As Tulsa Firefighters Respond To House Fire

71st Street Closed As Tulsa Firefighters Respond To House Fire

News On 6 71st Street is closed at Olympia as the Tulsa Fire Department works on a house fire in the area.

Lady Gaga's Dog Walker Recalls 'Close Call With Death' Days After Being Shot

Lady Gaga's Dog Walker Recalls 'Close Call With Death' Days After Being Shot

CBS News Lady Gaga's dog walker, who was shot while walking the singer's dogs in Los Angeles last week, has spoken for the first time since the attack.

Construction To Begin On Memorial Between The Creek Turnpike, 91st Street

Construction To Begin On Memorial Between The Creek Turnpike, 91st Street

News On 6 Construction on a busy stretch of Memorial will begin on Monday and last until early 2022. The City of Tulsa will begin re-paving Memorial between the Creek Turnpike and 91st Street. After crews finish that section, the work will move up Memorial to between 91st and 81st. Throughout the projects, traffic will be limited to one lane in both directions. The project was postponed to this week following our recent winter weather.

Victim Identified In Deadly Tulsa Club Shooting; Police Looking For Suspect

Victim Identified In Deadly Tulsa Club Shooting; Police Looking For Suspect

News On 6 Tulsa Police responded to a deadly shooting at a club.

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Texas Family Mourns Man Hit, Killed Walking Home From Work In Owasso

Texas Family Mourns Man Hit, Killed Walking Home From Work In Owasso

Amy Slanchik A Houston family is grieving the loss of their loved one who was hit and killed last week while walking home from work in Owasso.

Oklahoma's House Members Vote Against Latest COVID Stimulus Bill

Oklahoma's House Members Vote Against Latest COVID Stimulus Bill

Alex Cameron The fate of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan is unclear Monday night as it moves over to the Senate for consideration.

Tulsa Pet Groomer Temporarily Closed After Car Crashes Into Building

Tulsa Pet Groomer Temporarily Closed After Car Crashes Into Building

Mallory Thomas Emergency crews are on the scene of an accident involving a car that crashed through a Tulsa buisness on Monday morning. Crews responded to Cathy's Cutie Cuts near East 91st Street and South Sheridan Road and found a black vehicle had driven into the store front. It is currently unknown what led to the accident.

Movie Shot In Tulsa Wins Golden Globe, Aids Oklahoma's Growth As Film Hotspot

Movie Shot In Tulsa Wins Golden Globe, Aids Oklahoma's Growth As Film Hotspot

Jonathan Cooper The newly released film “Minari” is starting to rack up the awards, winning the 2021 Golden Globe for best foreign language film.

Iceberg Larger Than New York City Breaks Off In Antarctica

Iceberg Larger Than New York City Breaks Off In Antarctica

CBS News An iceberg measuring 492 feet thick and 490 square miles broke off from the Brunt Ice Shelf on Friday, according to a press release from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).

Jackknifed Semi Blocked Highway 20 Near Keetonville Hill

Jackknifed Semi Blocked Highway 20 Near Keetonville Hill

News On 6 A jackknifed semi-truck is blocking Highway 20 near Keetonville Hill.

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Tuesday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Tuesday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

News On 6 News on 6 Meteorologist Alan Crone has a look at your Tuesday morning Tulsa weather forecast.

Tulsa Churches Look To Learn, Educate About Race Massacre: ‘A Constant Journey To Reconciliation’

Tulsa Churches Look To Learn, Educate About Race Massacre: ‘A Constant Journey To Reconciliation’

Sawyer Buccy Nearly 100 years after the 1921 Race Massacre, Tulsa is still dealing with the remnants of a racial divide. Some leaders want to help educate people about the history of Greenwood and the horrors of the massacre, in hopes of helping the community move forward.

Links Mentioned On March 2, 2021

Links Mentioned On March 2, 2021

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‘It’s The People’s House’: A Look At The State Capitol’s $280 Million Remodel

‘It’s The People’s House’: A Look At The State Capitol’s $280 Million Remodel

News On 6 From the political fight for the funding to the final touches, the capitol renovations have taken almost a decade. Now, they are finally nearly complete just in time for the next legislative session.

Wild Weather Wednesday: Travis & Stacia Talk Historic Winter Storms

Wild Weather Wednesday: Travis & Stacia Talk Historic Winter Storms

News On 6 News On 6 Chief Meteorologist Travis Meyer and Meteorologist Stacia Knight talk about last week's historic winter storms in this special Wild Weather Wednesday.

Oklahoma’s New Education Secretary Stays In Classroom, Dedicated To What’s Best For Kids

Oklahoma’s New Education Secretary Stays In Classroom, Dedicated To What’s Best For Kids

Tess Maune At 35 years old, Oklahoma’s newly appointed Secretary of Education is not only the youngest ever to hold that position in Oklahoma, but Ryan Walters is also the only Secretary of Education in Oklahoma to continue to teach.

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Tuesday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Tuesday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

News On 6 News on 6 Meteorologist Alan Crone has a look at your Tuesday morning Tulsa weather forecast.

Tulsa Churches Look To Learn, Educate About Race Massacre: ‘A Constant Journey To Reconciliation’

Tulsa Churches Look To Learn, Educate About Race Massacre: ‘A Constant Journey To Reconciliation’

Sawyer Buccy Nearly 100 years after the 1921 Race Massacre, Tulsa is still dealing with the remnants of a racial divide. Some leaders want to help educate people about the history of Greenwood and the horrors of the massacre, in hopes of helping the community move forward.

Links Mentioned On March 2, 2021

Links Mentioned On March 2, 2021

News On 6 Links mentioned during News on 6 broadcasts on March 2, 2021.

‘It’s The People’s House’: A Look At The State Capitol’s $280 Million Remodel

‘It’s The People’s House’: A Look At The State Capitol’s $280 Million Remodel

News On 6 From the political fight for the funding to the final touches, the capitol renovations have taken almost a decade. Now, they are finally nearly complete just in time for the next legislative session.

Wild Weather Wednesday: Travis & Stacia Talk Historic Winter Storms

Wild Weather Wednesday: Travis & Stacia Talk Historic Winter Storms

News On 6 News On 6 Chief Meteorologist Travis Meyer and Meteorologist Stacia Knight talk about last week's historic winter storms in this special Wild Weather Wednesday.

Oklahoma’s New Education Secretary Stays In Classroom, Dedicated To What’s Best For Kids

Oklahoma’s New Education Secretary Stays In Classroom, Dedicated To What’s Best For Kids

Tess Maune At 35 years old, Oklahoma’s newly appointed Secretary of Education is not only the youngest ever to hold that position in Oklahoma, but Ryan Walters is also the only Secretary of Education in Oklahoma to continue to teach.

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Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

CBS News Hydroxychloroquine should not be used to prevent or treat COVID-19, the World Health Organization (WHO) advised this week.

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

CBS News Hydroxychloroquine should not be used to prevent or treat COVID-19, the World Health Organization (WHO) advised this week.

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

CBS News Former President Trump and former first lady Melania Trump were vaccinated at the White House in January, two sources confirm to CBS News.

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

CBS News Former President Trump and former first lady Melania Trump were vaccinated at the White House in January, two sources confirm to CBS News.

6 Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because Of Racist, Insensitive Images

6 Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because Of Racist, Insensitive Images

Associated Press Six Dr. Seuss books — including "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" and "If I Ran the Zoo" — will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery, the business that preserves and protects the author's legacy said Tuesday.

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

News On 6 The Food and drug administration has issued a recall for several of Scent Theory's foaming hand soaps due to concern they are contaminated with infectious bacteria. Four scents fall under the recall including Eucalyptus Mist, Fresh Lavender, Lemon Citrus, and Vanilla Coconut All were sold in 11oz. bottles that were distributed across the country.

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Associated Press SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Zoom’s astronomical growth is tapering off along with the pandemic, raising questions about whether the videoconferencing service’s immense popularity will fade as more people return to classrooms, offices and other places that have been off limits for the past year. The deceleration emerged in an otherwise impressive quarterly earnings report released Monday. The stellar results capped a year in which Zoom’s name became synonymous with the way millions of people have be

Watch: Nebraska Man Runs 52 Towns In 52 Weeks

Watch: Nebraska Man Runs 52 Towns In 52 Weeks

News On 6 Some people set goals of running a 5k, half marathon or even full marathon in their lifetime. One Nebraska man set a running goal last year that took him to 52 towns in Nebraska in 52 weeks. 64-year-old Ray Schlegel of Columbus said he went through three pairs of running shoes last year and clocked in almost 1,000 miles. "I am up to almost 63,000 miles of running in my lifetime," said Ray Schlegel. "It was a lot of fun, but I'm glad I pulled it off."

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Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

Hydroxychloroquine Should Not Be Used To Prevent COVID-19, WHO Experts Say

CBS News Hydroxychloroquine should not be used to prevent or treat COVID-19, the World Health Organization (WHO) advised this week.

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

Trump Received COVID-19 Vaccine At White House In January, Sources Say

CBS News Former President Trump and former first lady Melania Trump were vaccinated at the White House in January, two sources confirm to CBS News.

6 Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because Of Racist, Insensitive Images

6 Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because Of Racist, Insensitive Images

Associated Press Six Dr. Seuss books — including "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" and "If I Ran the Zoo" — will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery, the business that preserves and protects the author's legacy said Tuesday.

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

FDA Issues Recall For Several 'Scent Theory' Foaming Hand Saops

News On 6 The Food and drug administration has issued a recall for several of Scent Theory's foaming hand soaps due to concern they are contaminated with infectious bacteria. Four scents fall under the recall including Eucalyptus Mist, Fresh Lavender, Lemon Citrus, and Vanilla Coconut All were sold in 11oz. bottles that were distributed across the country.

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Zoom Posts Big Quarter Even As Subscriber Growth Slows

Associated Press SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Zoom’s astronomical growth is tapering off along with the pandemic, raising questions about whether the videoconferencing service’s immense popularity will fade as more people return to classrooms, offices and other places that have been off limits for the past year. The deceleration emerged in an otherwise impressive quarterly earnings report released Monday. The stellar results capped a year in which Zoom’s name became synonymous with the way millions of people have be

Watch: Nebraska Man Runs 52 Towns In 52 Weeks

Watch: Nebraska Man Runs 52 Towns In 52 Weeks

News On 6 Some people set goals of running a 5k, half marathon or even full marathon in their lifetime. One Nebraska man set a running goal last year that took him to 52 towns in Nebraska in 52 weeks. 64-year-old Ray Schlegel of Columbus said he went through three pairs of running shoes last year and clocked in almost 1,000 miles. "I am up to almost 63,000 miles of running in my lifetime," said Ray Schlegel. "It was a lot of fun, but I'm glad I pulled it off."

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Vernon Jordan, Activist, Former Clinton Advisor, Has Died

Vernon Jordan, Activist, Former Clinton Advisor, Has Died

Associated Press Vernon Jordan, a civil rights activist and a former advisor to President Bill Clinton, has died, according to a statement from his daughter. Jordan’s daughter, Vickee Jordan Adams, released the statement Tuesday to CBS News. “My father passed away last night around 10p surrounded by loved ones his wife and daughter by his side,” she said.

Twitter Will Label Posts With Misleading Information About COVID-19 Vaccines

Twitter Will Label Posts With Misleading Information About COVID-19 Vaccines

CBS News Twitter announced Monday that it will begin applying labels to tweets that include misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines and is introducing a strike policy to curb users from repeatedly violating those rules. In an effort to root out misinformation surrounding the coronavirus from its platform, Twitter said the labels will first be applied by human moderators. But the goal is to eventually use both humans and artificial intelligence to address content that spreads COVID-19 vaccine misin

Merck To Help Produce Rival J&J’s COVID-19 Vaccine

Merck To Help Produce Rival J&J’s COVID-19 Vaccine

Associated Press Drugmaker Merck & Co. will help produce rival Johnson & Johnson’s newly approved coronavirus vaccine in an effort to expand supply more quickly, a Biden administration official confirmed Tuesday.

Tulsa Police Investigate After Man Shot By Security Guard At Cityplex Towers

Tulsa Police Investigate After Man Shot By Security Guard At Cityplex Towers

News On 6 Tulsa police are investigating a shooting at the Cityplex towers near 81st and Lewis on Monday morning. According to officials, officers responded to a call from a security guard around 6 a.m. about a man who had been acting erratically. Police said that a confrontation between the man and a security guard led to the security guard shooting the suspect in the leg. The man who was shot drove off and was eventually found by police at a Tulsa Casino

Sapulpa Voters To Decide On Bond Proposal For School District

Sapulpa Voters To Decide On Bond Proposal For School District

Cal Day Voters in Sapulpa will decide on a bond proposal for the school district totaling around $1.6 million Tuesday.

Election Day In Oklahoma: Green Country School District Bond Proposals

Election Day In Oklahoma: Green Country School District Bond Proposals

News On 6 Tuesday is election day in Green country Several school districts have propositions on ballot. In Cherokee County there, Lowrey Schools has a $200,000 construction bond. Warner Schools in Muskogee County has a $750,000 dollar construction bond. Twin Hills Schools in Okmulgee County has two transportation bonds totaling $945,000 In Okfuskee county, Butner schools has a $475,000 construction bond. Morrison Schools in Pawnee county have a $50,000 transportation bond, and a 200-thousand dollar tran

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No. 17 Cowboys Complete Season Sweep Of No. 16 Sooners

No. 17 Cowboys Complete Season Sweep Of No. 16 Sooners

Associated Press Cade Cunningham scored 13 of his 15 points in the final 10 minutes to help No. 17 Oklahoma State defeat No. 16 Oklahoma 79-75 on Monday night, completing a sweep of two games in three days against the rival Sooners.

Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: February 28

Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: February 28

News 9 Join News 9 Sports Director and News on 6 Sports Director John Holcomb for this week's Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz.

Abmas Carries Oral Roberts Over Western Illinois 95-59

Abmas Carries Oral Roberts Over Western Illinois 95-59

Associated Press Max Abmas scored 25 points as Oral Roberts romped past Western Illinois 95-59 on Sunday.

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No. 17 Cowboys Complete Season Sweep Of No. 16 Sooners

No. 17 Cowboys Complete Season Sweep Of No. 16 Sooners

Associated Press Cade Cunningham scored 13 of his 15 points in the final 10 minutes to help No. 17 Oklahoma State defeat No. 16 Oklahoma 79-75 on Monday night, completing a sweep of two games in three days against the rival Sooners.

Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: February 28

Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: February 28

News 9 Join News 9 Sports Director and News on 6 Sports Director John Holcomb for this week's Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz.

Abmas Carries Oral Roberts Over Western Illinois 95-59

Abmas Carries Oral Roberts Over Western Illinois 95-59

Associated Press Max Abmas scored 25 points as Oral Roberts romped past Western Illinois 95-59 on Sunday.

FC Tulsa Head Coach Makes History After Receiving Professional Coaching License

FC Tulsa Head Coach Makes History After Receiving Professional Coaching License

Johnny Resendiz Earlier this month, FC Tulsa coach Michael Nsien became the first Black man to graduate with a professional coaching license within the United States Soccer Federation.

Abmas Lifts Oral Roberts Past Western Illinois 85-81

Abmas Lifts Oral Roberts Past Western Illinois 85-81

News On 6 Max Abmas scored 41 points and Oral Roberts beat Western Illinois 85-81 on Saturday.

Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokic Help Nuggets Rout Thunder 126-96

Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokic Help Nuggets Rout Thunder 126-96

News 9 Jamal Murray continued his hot scoring with 26 points and Nikola Jokic had his eighth triple-double of the season to help the Denver Nuggets rout the Oklahoma City Thunder 126-96 on Saturday night.

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Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

News On 6 Erin Barnhart of Panera Bread shares a recipe for hazelnut coffee pudding parfaits.

Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

News On 6 Erin Barnhart of Panera Bread shares a recipe for hazelnut coffee pudding parfaits.

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

News On 6 Michelle Bonicelli shares a recipe for roasted sweet potatoes with an orange vinaigrette.

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

News On 6 Michelle Bonicelli shares a recipe for roasted sweet potatoes with an orange vinaigrette.

Potato Soup

News On 6 It's warming up outside, but some days a warm bowl of soup can warm the soul. Amber Glaze with 98.5 The Bull shows how to make her potato soup.

Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake With Heather Berryhill

Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake With Heather Berryhill

News On 6 Heather Berryhill is back this afternoon with a recipe in honor of "chocolate indulgence" month at Reasor's. In today's Cooking Corner she shows us how to make a Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake!

Andolini's Garlic Knots & 3-P Pizza

Andolini's Garlic Knots & 3-P Pizza

News On 6 Andolini's is sharing how to make their tasty garlic knots.

One Bowl Brownies

One Bowl Brownies

News On 6 Chef Violet is back with with a recipe for one bowl brownies.

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Recipes

Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

Hazelnut Coffee Pudding Parfaits

News On 6 Erin Barnhart of Panera Bread shares a recipe for hazelnut coffee pudding parfaits.

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

Roasted Sweet Potatoes With Orange Vinaigrette

News On 6 Michelle Bonicelli shares a recipe for roasted sweet potatoes with an orange vinaigrette.

Potato Soup

News On 6 It's warming up outside, but some days a warm bowl of soup can warm the soul. Amber Glaze with 98.5 The Bull shows how to make her potato soup.

Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake With Heather Berryhill

Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake With Heather Berryhill

News On 6 Heather Berryhill is back this afternoon with a recipe in honor of "chocolate indulgence" month at Reasor's. In today's Cooking Corner she shows us how to make a Cinnamon Chocolate Bundt Cake!

Andolini's Garlic Knots & 3-P Pizza

Andolini's Garlic Knots & 3-P Pizza

News On 6 Andolini's is sharing how to make their tasty garlic knots.

One Bowl Brownies

One Bowl Brownies

News On 6 Chef Violet is back with with a recipe for one bowl brownies.

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