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Cherokee Nation Offers HIV Testing: Brian Hail

Cherokee Nation Offers HIV Testing: Brian Hail

Cherokee Nation is helping Oklahoma End the HIV Epidemic: Brian Hail's story

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GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

News On 6 A golf entertainment venue shut down and was evicted on Tuesday. There has been quite a strong response to GolfSuites closing, and News On 6 was there as crews showed up to change the locks.

GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

News On 6 A golf entertainment venue shut down and was evicted on Tuesday. There has been quite a strong response to GolfSuites closing, and News On 6 was there as crews showed up to change the locks.

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

News On 6 A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law.

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

News On 6 A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law.

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Amy Slanchik The Nature Conservancy said the 12,000-acre ranch is in "outstanding" condition, supporting plants and animals. The previous owners wanted the public to enjoy the space.

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Amy Slanchik The Nature Conservancy said the 12,000-acre ranch is in "outstanding" condition, supporting plants and animals. The previous owners wanted the public to enjoy the space.

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GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

GolfSuites Tulsa Closes Doors Abruptly After Eviction

News On 6 A golf entertainment venue shut down and was evicted on Tuesday. There has been quite a strong response to GolfSuites closing, and News On 6 was there as crews showed up to change the locks.

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

News On 6 A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law.

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Creek County Family Donates 12,000 Acres To The Nature Conservancy

Amy Slanchik The Nature Conservancy said the 12,000-acre ranch is in "outstanding" condition, supporting plants and animals. The previous owners wanted the public to enjoy the space.

Fake Amazon Van In Oklahoma Leads To Illegal Marijuana Grow Site

Fake Amazon Van In Oklahoma Leads To Illegal Marijuana Grow Site

News On 6 A fake Amazon delivery van led agents to an illegal marijuana operation in McClain County, according to the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.

City Of Broken Arrow Wins Bid To Buy Grain Elevator Downtown

City Of Broken Arrow Wins Bid To Buy Grain Elevator Downtown

Chloe Abbott The city bid a quarter of a million dollars in an online auction to get the elevator, and the city council will have to approve it at its May meeting.

Preserving Stillwater's Forgotten All-Black School Building

Preserving Stillwater's Forgotten All-Black School Building

Katie Eastman A few blocks from downtown Stillwater’s Main Street, there is an abandoned building that many pass by without a second glance. For some, it's merely a piece of the past, forgotten and neglected. But for others, like Dr. Laura Arata, the Washington School holds a history that needs to be preserved.

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