Two years after a devastating earthquake hit the city of Cushing the community is still trying to bounce back. 

Tulsa police are investigating after they say an elderly woman fell victim to a home improvement scam.

A confrontation between a man and a QuikTrip security guard is caught on tape.

On Friday more than 100 kids took part in an annual Manhood Summit at the Cox Business Center in Tulsa to talk about things like honor, integrity, and respect. 

A Poteau family's special dinner ends in tears after a woman makes several rude and hurtful comments about their autistic child. "I can’t believe they let him out," and "In my day, they locked people up like that," are among comments allegedly made about a young autistic boy enjoying a family dinner at his favorite restaurant.

We’ve had our first snow of the season!  It may look pretty, but the snow and cold can also be very dangerous, especially for children.

Right now, more than half of those in Tulsa's Women in Recovery Program are addicted to meth. 

A suicide prevention program is coming to Berryhill Schools, which will teach administrators, teachers, and students about the warning signs of depression and how to get help before it’s too late.

An opioid recovery program with clinics across the country is opening a new clinic in Claremore.

Plans are in the works to create an entertainment district near the BOK Center and Cox Convention Center.

Oklahoma has one of the highest rates of uninsured drivers, but now the state will start using cameras to catch those driving without insurance.  It's the first program of its kind in the country.

A Verdigris high school coach is going for a top honor and $50,000 as U.S. Cellular is looking for the Most Valuable Coach in the country. A thousand coaches were nominated, and Coach Mark Meyer made the top 15. Now he needs your vote to get the top prize. 

Former gubernatorial candidate Joe Exotic is in jail awaiting trial on federal murder-for-hire charges. He says he wants Kevin Stitt and Drew Edmondson to come talk about prison reform with him.

A pregnant woman from Claremore talks about the scary moments when she and her two daughters were hurt in a car crash.

Mick Cornett announced his endorsement of formal rival Kevin Stitt. Nearly two months after the runoff, he says he still feels he let people down, but he doesn’t regret how he ran his campaign.

Some residents of The Greens at Owasso say their apartments flooded and they’re looking for answers.

September is National Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) Awareness Month, and doctors across Green Country want you to know what to look out for.

For anyone planning to turn on their furnaces or space heaters as the temperatures drop, the Tulsa Fire Department wants to remind everyone to check, and double check, your heating source.

The City of Bartlesville says it's been dealing with some form of vandalism every day at parks across the city.

A Tulsa family hopes the only thing standing between them and a cancer cure is a new treatment, but they’re running out of time and money.

Heavy rains have led to Flood Warnings that could last until Monday morning. 

U.S. Attorney Jeff Sessions honored Tulsa Police Sergeant Mike Parsons Thursday, who was shot in the line of duty July 3rd at the QuikTrip at I-44 and Harvard.

What started as a recovery program a couple of years ago in Rogers County, is growing across the region to break the cycle of addiction.

The Prison Policy Initiative says Oklahoma now has the highest incarceration rate for both women and men.

Tulsa Police say their “Catch ‘Em If You Can” campaign is catching on. The program has been in place for six months and police say it has an 85 percent success rate of getting suspected criminals off the streets.

A Tulsa homeowner is stepping up security after video from his doorbell caught a teenager kicking in his front door.  The same vandal was caught on video breaking into another place.

Tulsa Police and Adult Protective Services are working together to arrest an army veteran. 

Workers at Tulsa’s BS&B, a plant that makes high-pressure safety valves, say they haven’t had a contract since August 7th of last year.  They have been out demonstrating nearly every day for 69 days.

A couple of families who were told to leave their apartments after speaking out about maintenance issues are now in new homes and say they are grateful for those who came forward to help.

A Skiatook dad is angry after his step-daughter was threatened with suspension for what she wore on the second day of school. 

Workers at Owasso’s Macy’s Distribution Center say there’s a bedbug problem and there are concerns the bedbugs could be shipped out to homes all around the country.

Days after the first negative attack ad was released in the race for Oklahoma governor, the other side is fighting back.

Tulsa’s Hard Rock Casino and Resort is all in when it comes to ball and dice and says it intends to be the first place in Oklahoma where you can play traditional craps and roulette.

People are losing patience at Department of Public Safety offices across the state after what officials call a “perfect storm” of computer glitches and weather-related outages caused a backlog.

A Broken Arrow business owner responds to allegations she scammed a man out of hundreds of dollars.  She says she’s the one who is being scammed, all over the sale of a riding lawn mower.

Three-year-old Bailey Dodson’s family hoped to find a cure for her brain tumor on a trip to New York, but there is still no cure and little hope she can survive without one.

After six buildings were destroyed by fires in downtown Wagoner a year ago, the City has voted to preserve the buildings.

A family is four weeks away from not having a place to live after they spoke out about air conditioning problems at Tulsa's Waterstone Apartment Complex.

A family living at Tulsa's Waterstone Apartment Complex got an order to vacate less than 24 hours after they turned to News on 6 for help.

People living at Tulsa’s Waterstone Apartments want answers after spending this summer without air conditioning.

Authorities near Grand Lake are still searching for a man who witnesses say tried to kidnap a one-year-old girl.

The owner of Ander’s Shoe Store in Miami is finding humor during a time of immense loss. A man remains in the Ottawa County Jail, accused of setting her store on fire and destroying it.

Efforts to uncover the truth stalled at Eastgate Metroplex the day after a bedbug infestation was confirmed.  Property managers say News On 6 is banned from the property.

A bedbug infestation at Eastgate Metroplex has been confirmed by a pest control company.

Concerned employees and visitors are alleging that the former Eastland Mall is infested with bedbugs.

According, to the CDC there were nearly 1,000 new melanoma cases in 2015. Those are the latest numbers released showing the most dangerous form of skin cancer. 

The doctor behind the state’s first medical marijuana clinic talks about his practice and setting the standard for medical marijuana treatments.

Family, friends and fellow racers are honoring Donnie Ray Crawford the best way they know how, on the race track. Crawford was an up and coming driver when he was shot and killed. 

Wednesday marks one month since dozens of union workers started demonstrating outside Tulsa’s BS&B.

Children from the Greenwood Cultural Center say they were told they couldn't go down a slide at Leonardo's Children's Museum in Enid because they're black and the slide is for white kids only.

A Green Country couple is back home after being stuck in Mexico after a diving incident while on vacation.

A field trip to Enid’s Leonardo’s Children’s Museum is causing controversy.