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Children Encouraged To Open A Book For Reading Across America Day
Monday, March 2nd 2020, 1:47 pm
By: News On 6
Children Encouraged To Open A Book For Reading Across America Day
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Children Encouraged To Open A Book For Reading Across America Day
News On 6
Monday marks the birthday of children's author Doctor Seuss. It's also known as National Read Across America Day, a day to celebrate and encourage reading.
Children Encouraged To Open A Book For Reading Across America Day
News On 6
Monday marks the birthday of children's author Doctor Seuss. It's also known as National Read Across America Day, a day to celebrate and encourage reading.
Customers Must Now Wear Mask Inside Reasor's Locations
News On 6
Reasor's is changing its protocol to help protect its customers against CO-VID-19.
Customers Must Now Wear Mask Inside Reasor's Locations
News On 6
Reasor's is changing its protocol to help protect its customers against CO-VID-19.
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Download the new News On 6 app on your OTT device. We are currently available on Apple TV and Roku.
Download The News On 6 OTT App To Your Apple TV, Roku Device
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Download the new News On 6 app on your OTT device. We are currently available on Apple TV and Roku.
Tulsa County Coronavirus (COVID-19) Deaths Climbs To 14, 273 Cases
David Prock
The number of COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma is now 1,472 with 273 cases in Tulsa. The State Health Department reports 16 new deaths linked to the virus. Six of those deaths are in Tulsa County. The Tulsa Health Department spoke on those cases Tuesday.
Tulsa County Coronavirus (COVID-19) Deaths Climbs To 14, 273 Cases
David Prock
The number of COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma is now 1,472 with 273 cases in Tulsa. The State Health Department reports 16 new deaths linked to the virus. Six of those deaths are in Tulsa County. The Tulsa Health Department spoke on those cases Tuesday.
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Children Encouraged To Open A Book For Reading Across America Day
News On 6
Monday marks the birthday of children's author Doctor Seuss. It's also known as National Read Across America Day, a day to celebrate and encourage reading.
Customers Must Now Wear Mask Inside Reasor's Locations
News On 6
Reasor's is changing its protocol to help protect its customers against CO-VID-19.
Download The News On 6 OTT App To Your Apple TV, Roku Device
News On 6
Download the new News On 6 app on your OTT device. We are currently available on Apple TV and Roku.
Tulsa County Coronavirus (COVID-19) Deaths Climbs To 14, 273 Cases
David Prock
The number of COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma is now 1,472 with 273 cases in Tulsa. The State Health Department reports 16 new deaths linked to the virus. Six of those deaths are in Tulsa County. The Tulsa Health Department spoke on those cases Tuesday.
Tulsa Police Investigating Murder-Suicide
News On 6
Tulsa Police are on the scene of a murder-suicide Tuesday morning.
Near Record Highs Before More Cold Air Next Week For Green Country
Alan Crone
We're looking at another big warm-up today through Wednesday before another cold front arrives with a modest cool-down Thursday into Friday followed by another stronger front Sunday that could bring more winterlike weather back to the state.
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Downtown Tulsa Bars, Restaurants Get Glimpse Of Normalcy This Weekend
Ashlyn Brothers
Bars and restaurants around Downtown Tulsa are looking forward to making more money again. Owners told News on 6 that this weekend’s Big 12 Wrestling Championship has boosted business and allows industry workers to get a glimpse of normalcy.
Downtown Tulsa Bars, Restaurants Get Glimpse Of Normalcy This Weekend
Ashlyn Brothers
Bars and restaurants around Downtown Tulsa are looking forward to making more money again. Owners told News on 6 that this weekend’s Big 12 Wrestling Championship has boosted business and allows industry workers to get a glimpse of normalcy.
COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Lumber Shortage For Home Builders
William Blanchette
Lumber prices are at an all-time high. Builders said the prices can affect the decision of how to construct a home.
COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Lumber Shortage For Home Builders
William Blanchette
Lumber prices are at an all-time high. Builders said the prices can affect the decision of how to construct a home.
Two Oklahoma Airmen Honored With Purple Heart Medals
Jordan Tidwell
The military is honoring two Oklahoma airmen with the Purple Heart medals for their sacrifice and service in Iraq.
Two Oklahoma Airmen Honored With Purple Heart Medals
Jordan Tidwell
The military is honoring two Oklahoma airmen with the Purple Heart medals for their sacrifice and service in Iraq.
1 Year Of COVID-19 Creates Challenges For Oklahoma Blood Institute
Anjelicia Bruton
The Oklahoma Blood Institute said it is always in need of blood, but this past year, the need was significantly outweighed by the supply.
1 Year Of COVID-19 Creates Challenges For Oklahoma Blood Institute
Anjelicia Bruton
The Oklahoma Blood Institute said it is always in need of blood, but this past year, the need was significantly outweighed by the supply.
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Downtown Tulsa Bars, Restaurants Get Glimpse Of Normalcy This Weekend
Ashlyn Brothers
Bars and restaurants around Downtown Tulsa are looking forward to making more money again. Owners told News on 6 that this weekend’s Big 12 Wrestling Championship has boosted business and allows industry workers to get a glimpse of normalcy.
COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Lumber Shortage For Home Builders
William Blanchette
Lumber prices are at an all-time high. Builders said the prices can affect the decision of how to construct a home.
Two Oklahoma Airmen Honored With Purple Heart Medals
Jordan Tidwell
The military is honoring two Oklahoma airmen with the Purple Heart medals for their sacrifice and service in Iraq.
1 Year Of COVID-19 Creates Challenges For Oklahoma Blood Institute
Anjelicia Bruton
The Oklahoma Blood Institute said it is always in need of blood, but this past year, the need was significantly outweighed by the supply.
Board To Begin Search For Permanent Capitol Police Chief
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The board that oversees the U.S. Capitol Police is beginning a search for a permanent police chief, a person familiar with the matter said, as the fallout from the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol continues. Acting Chief Yogananda Pittman has faced scrutiny from Capitol Hill leaders and congressional committees over law enforcement failures that allowed thousands of rioters to overtake police officers during the insurrection. The search for the permanent leader of the force, which ha
Teresa Wolf From The Tulsa Housing Authority Discusses Open Housing Choice Vouchers
News On 6
The Tulsa Housing Authority will open the waiting list for Open Housing Choice Vouchers this week, which will expand affordable housing options for Tulsa residents. Teresa Wolf from THA joined the News On 6 team to talk about the application process and new programs.
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