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Tulsa County Judge Gives Man More Than 100 Years In Prison For Shooting At Officers
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Tulsa County Judge Gives Man More Than 100 Years In Prison For Shooting At Officers
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Tulsa County Judge Gives Man More Than 100 Years In Prison For Shooting At Officers
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A Tulsa County judge sentenced a man to more than 100 years in prison for shooting at officers during a 2018 traffic stop.
Tulsa County Judge Gives Man More Than 100 Years In Prison For Shooting At Officers
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A Tulsa County judge sentenced a man to more than 100 years in prison for shooting at officers during a 2018 traffic stop.
First Omicron Variant Case Detected In Oklahoma
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The first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has been identified in Oklahoma.
First Omicron Variant Case Detected In Oklahoma
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The first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has been identified in Oklahoma.
Tulsa Spirit Tours Happening This Halloween
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Halloween is this weekend and there are plenty of haunted spots around Tulsa and you can even tour them. Ghost Whisperer Teri French joined News On 6 at 4 to give us some tips on the best spots to hit this Halloween.
Tulsa Spirit Tours Happening This Halloween
Brian Dorman
Halloween is this weekend and there are plenty of haunted spots around Tulsa and you can even tour them. Ghost Whisperer Teri French joined News On 6 at 4 to give us some tips on the best spots to hit this Halloween.
Okmulgee County Therapy Services Using Horses To Achieve Mental Health Goals
Johnny Resendiz
By using horses as a form of therapy, Kimberly Whayne of Overcross Counseling and Equine Services says she doesn't have to work a day in her life because she loves what she does.
Okmulgee County Therapy Services Using Horses To Achieve Mental Health Goals
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The first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has been identified in Oklahoma.
Tulsa Spirit Tours Happening This Halloween
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Halloween is this weekend and there are plenty of haunted spots around Tulsa and you can even tour them. Ghost Whisperer Teri French joined News On 6 at 4 to give us some tips on the best spots to hit this Halloween.
Okmulgee County Therapy Services Using Horses To Achieve Mental Health Goals
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By using horses as a form of therapy, Kimberly Whayne of Overcross Counseling and Equine Services says she doesn't have to work a day in her life because she loves what she does.
Tulsa Parks Master Plan Continues With Input From Residents
Mallory Thomas
The Tulsa Parks Department continues to work on master plan while receiving tips from residents on what want from the renovations.
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Several Proposed Education Bills Spark Conversations
Augusta McDonnell
Several education bills expected to be heard in the legislature in just a couple weeks are already generating a lot of conversation.
Suspect Arrested After Leading Tulsa Police In Chase
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Tulsa Police have set up a perimeter around an apartment building near 12th & Houston after a chase suspect ran inside.
Federal Investigators Charge Tulsa Man With Murder After Incident At Sandy Park Apartments
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A Tulsa man is charged with first-degree murder in federal court after a shooting at a Tulsa apartment complex on the morning of January 19. The FBI and Tulsa Police are now trying to find 25-year-old Dillon Wilson. Investigators said Wilson shot and killed Jamitric Landrum at the Sandy Park Apartments near Charles Page Boulevard and 65th West Avenue around 1 a.m. on January 19.
State Senator Volunteers To Substitute Teach Amid School Staff Shortage
Jonathan Cooper
As schools across Oklahoma struggle to find substitute teachers amid a surge of COVID cases, some at the state level have offered to help. Earlier this week, Governor Kevin Stitt made a plea to state employees to sign up and help with the statewide substitute shortage.171 city employees have signed up so far, but more are needed.
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Many Oklahomans have said they are turning to area ranchers to buy meat as food prices rise. Many ranchers have said they have seen business steadily increase since the start of the pandemic.
Tulsa Opera Volunteers At The Community Food Bank Of Eastern Oklahoma
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The Tulsa Opera spent the day at the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma. Food Bank employees said volunteers help them save money, which goes right back into the community.
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