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Timeline To Reopen Port Of Baltimore Unclear As Collapsed Key Bridge Cleanup Begins

CBS News A massive salvaging effort is underway to reopen the Port of Baltimore after the deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Baltimore Bridge Collapse Victim, Father Of 3, Was "Fighting For Us Always," Wife Says

CBS News The wife of Jose Lopez, one of the construction workers who remains missing following the Baltimore bridge collapse, says the father of three was "fighting for us always."

Bodies Of Two People Recovered In Vehicle From Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse Site

CBS News The bodies of two people were recovered in a red pickup truck Wednesday morning from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse site.

‘Heroes’ Scrambled To Stop Traffic Before Baltimore Bridge Collapsed; Construction Crew Feared Dead

Associated Press It was the middle of the night when a dispatcher’s 12-second warning crackled over the radio: A massive cargo ship had lost its steering capabilities and was heading toward the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

'The Shrine Is For All': Mass Commemorates 1 Year Since Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

Cameron Joiner Members of the Catholic community gathered Saturday morning at the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine to recognize the first anniversary of its dedication.

Students At Eisenhower International School Participate In Cultural Fair

News On 6 Students at Eisenhower International School are traveling to 19 different countries today. But, they aren't hopping on a plane to do it. News On 6's Alyssa Miller was live with her "passport" to show us more.

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Oklahoma’s Electric Cooperatives Bring Electricity To Guatemalan Homes Ahead Of Christmas

News 9 Oklahoma's Electric Cooperatives are lighting up lives in Guatemala this Christmas season by wiring nearly 200 homes with electricity.

Oklahoma’s Electric Cooperatives Bring Electricity To Guatemalan Homes Ahead Of Christmas

News 9 Oklahoma's Electric Cooperatives are lighting up lives in Guatemala this Christmas season by wiring nearly 200 homes with electricity.

Oklahoma Volunteers Help Bring Electricity To Nearly 1,200 Families In Guatemala

News 9 The Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives said that eight Oklahomans along with volunteers from Arkansas and Colorado wired nearly 200 structures in 38 villages bringing electricity to the region of Alta Verapaz in Guatemala.

Oklahoma Volunteers Help Bring Electricity To Nearly 1,200 Families In Guatemala

U.S. Has Accepted Over 500,000 Migrants Under Legal Migration Expansion

U.S. Opens New Legal Path For Central American, Colombian Immigrants

CBS News The Biden administration will soon open a new immigration program to allow some Central Americans and Colombians to enter the U.S. legally and discourage would-be migrants from these countries from journeying north to cross the U.S. southern border illegally, officials announced Friday.

U.S. Opens New Legal Path For Central American, Colombian Immigrants

Migrant Border Crossings Drop From 10,000 To 4,400 Per Day After End Of Title 42

CBS News The number of unauthorized entries along the southern border has dropped to an average of 4,400 per day after soaring to 10,000 last week ahead of the expiration of Title 42 border restrictions.

Migrant Border Crossings Drop From 10,000 To 4,400 Per Day After End Of Title 42

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'Risk It All': Migrant Surge As U.S. Prepares For Title 42 End

Associated Press All this comes as the U.S. is preparing for the end of a policy linked to the coronavirus pandemic that allowed it to quickly expel many migrants, and it spotlights concerns about whether the end of the immigration limits under Title 42 of a 1944 public health law will mean even more migrants trying to cross the southern border.

'Risk It All': Migrant Surge As U.S. Prepares For Title 42 End

Mexico Vows To Continue Accepting Non-Mexican Migrants Deported By US Border Agents

CBS News Mexico's government has agreed to accept non-Mexican migrants and asylum-seekers deported by U.S. authorities along the southern border.

Mexico Vows To Continue Accepting Non-Mexican Migrants Deported By US Border Agents

CBS News Mexico's government has agreed to accept non-Mexican migrants and asylum-seekers deported by U.S. authorities along the southern border.

U.S., Mexico Agree On Tighter Immigration Policies At Border

Associated Press U.S. and Mexican officials have agreed on new immigration policies meant to deter illegal border crossings while also opening up other pathways ahead of an expected increase in migrants following the end of pandemic restrictions next week.

U.S., Mexico Agree On Tighter Immigration Policies At Border

39 Dead In Fire At Mexico Migrant Detention Center Near US Border

Associated Press A fire in a dormitory at a Mexican immigration detention center near the U.S. border left more than three dozen migrants dead, a government agency said Tuesday, in one of the deadliest incidents ever at an immigration lockup in the country.

39 Dead In Fire At Mexico Migrant Detention Center Near US Border

First Public Mass At Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

News 9 The opening weekend brought parishioners from all over the world, including priests from Guatemala, the country where Rother served for years.

First Public Mass At Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

News 9 The opening weekend brought parishioners from all over the world, including priests from Guatemala, the country where Rother served for years.

Thousands Gather For Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

Colby Thelen Thousands gathered in South Oklahoma City to honor the first U.S. born martyr, the Blessed Stanley Rother.

Thousands Gather For Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

Colby Thelen Thousands gathered in South Oklahoma City to honor the first U.S. born martyr, the Blessed Stanley Rother.

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Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

News On 6 Firefighters are on the scene of a fire in an industrial area near West 21st Street and Highway 75. A huge black plume of smoke in the air could be seen around 3 a.m. on Thursday.

Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

News On 6 Firefighters are on the scene of a fire in an industrial area near West 21st Street and Highway 75. A huge black plume of smoke in the air could be seen around 3 a.m. on Thursday.

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

News On 6 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

News On 6 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Alan Crone Meteorologist Alan Crone is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with your morning forecast.

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Alan Crone Meteorologist Alan Crone is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with your morning forecast.

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Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

News On 6 Firefighters are on the scene of a fire in an industrial area near West 21st Street and Highway 75. A huge black plume of smoke in the air could be seen around 3 a.m. on Thursday.

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

News On 6 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Alan Crone Meteorologist Alan Crone is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with your morning forecast.

SGA's 33 Points Lead Thunder Past Pelicans 124-92; OKC Takes 2-0 Lead

Associated Press Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 33 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Pelicans 124-92 on Wednesday night to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round Western Conference playoff series.

Stacia Knight's Thursday Forecast

News On 6 Meteorologist Stacia Knight is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with your overnight forecast.

'Pieces Of The Puzzle Missing': Victim's Sister Pushes For Answers In 42-Year-Old Cold Case Involving Sapulpa Woman

Erin Conrad Pamela Gail Long was 25 years old when she was found dead. Authorities said she had been strangled and dumped in the field of an oil lease near Kiefer. The field was miles away from her home in Sapulpa.

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Timeline To Reopen Port Of Baltimore Unclear As Collapsed Key Bridge Cleanup Begins

Baltimore Bridge Collapse Victim, Father Of 3, Was "Fighting For Us Always," Wife Says

Bodies Of Two People Recovered In Vehicle From Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse Site

‘Heroes’ Scrambled To Stop Traffic Before Baltimore Bridge Collapsed; Construction Crew Feared Dead

'The Shrine Is For All': Mass Commemorates 1 Year Since Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

Students At Eisenhower International School Participate In Cultural Fair

Oklahoma’s Electric Cooperatives Bring Electricity To Guatemalan Homes Ahead Of Christmas

Oklahoma’s Electric Cooperatives Bring Electricity To Guatemalan Homes Ahead Of Christmas

Oklahoma Volunteers Help Bring Electricity To Nearly 1,200 Families In Guatemala

Oklahoma Volunteers Help Bring Electricity To Nearly 1,200 Families In Guatemala

Young Woman Remembered After Fatal Crash In Bixby

Young Woman Remembered After Fatal Crash In Bixby

U.S. Has Accepted Over 500,000 Migrants Under Legal Migration Expansion

U.S. Has Accepted Over 500,000 Migrants Under Legal Migration Expansion

U.S. Opens New Legal Path For Central American, Colombian Immigrants

U.S. Opens New Legal Path For Central American, Colombian Immigrants

Migrant Border Crossings Drop From 10,000 To 4,400 Per Day After End Of Title 42

Migrant Border Crossings Drop From 10,000 To 4,400 Per Day After End Of Title 42

'Risk It All': Migrant Surge As U.S. Prepares For Title 42 End

'Risk It All': Migrant Surge As U.S. Prepares For Title 42 End

Mexico Vows To Continue Accepting Non-Mexican Migrants Deported By US Border Agents

Mexico Vows To Continue Accepting Non-Mexican Migrants Deported By US Border Agents

U.S., Mexico Agree On Tighter Immigration Policies At Border

U.S., Mexico Agree On Tighter Immigration Policies At Border

39 Dead In Fire At Mexico Migrant Detention Center Near US Border

39 Dead In Fire At Mexico Migrant Detention Center Near US Border

First Public Mass At Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

First Public Mass At Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

Thousands Gather For Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

Thousands Gather For Stanley Rother Shrine Dedication

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Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

Top Headlines

Firefighters Battling Flames At Industrial Area In Tulsa

Tracking Storm Chances Through The Weekend

Thursday Morning Forecast With Alan Crone

SGA's 33 Points Lead Thunder Past Pelicans 124-92; OKC Takes 2-0 Lead

Stacia Knight's Thursday Forecast

'Pieces Of The Puzzle Missing': Victim's Sister Pushes For Answers In 42-Year-Old Cold Case Involving Sapulpa Woman