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Woman Gets $175,000 From City Over TPD Injury Crash Lawsuit
Monday, March 2nd 2020, 6:25 pm
By: News On 6
Woman Gets $175,000 From City Over TPD Injury Crash Lawsuit
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Woman Gets $175,000 From City Over TPD Injury Crash Lawsuit
News On 6
The City of Tulsa settled a lawsuit with a woman who claimed she was injured in a crash caused by a police officer. Barbara Strange will be given $175,000 from the city.
Woman Gets $175,000 From City Over TPD Injury Crash Lawsuit
News On 6
The City of Tulsa settled a lawsuit with a woman who claimed she was injured in a crash caused by a police officer. Barbara Strange will be given $175,000 from the city.
U.S. Marshals Offer Reward For Murder Suspect
David Prock
The U.S. Marshals are now offering a reward for information to help them arrest a Cleveland murder suspect who they think lives in Tulsa. Investigators say Phillip Stout killed Randall Madewell inside Madewell's home on March 30th
U.S. Marshals Offer Reward For Murder Suspect
David Prock
The U.S. Marshals are now offering a reward for information to help them arrest a Cleveland murder suspect who they think lives in Tulsa. Investigators say Phillip Stout killed Randall Madewell inside Madewell's home on March 30th
Monday Most Wanted Suspect Arrested By U.S. Marshals
David Prock
U.S. Marshals arrested their most wanted suspect of the week right after his photo appeared on News On 6 at 5.
Monday Most Wanted Suspect Arrested By U.S. Marshals
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U.S. Marshals arrested their most wanted suspect of the week right after his photo appeared on News On 6 at 5.
Hackers Taking Advantage Of People Working From Home
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Hackers are taking advantage of more people staying home and using the internet and social media. Experts said sharing photos of your first car or senior pictures could give hackers clues to common recovery password questions for your online accounts.
Hackers Taking Advantage Of People Working From Home
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Woman Gets $175,000 From City Over TPD Injury Crash Lawsuit
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The City of Tulsa settled a lawsuit with a woman who claimed she was injured in a crash caused by a police officer. Barbara Strange will be given $175,000 from the city.
U.S. Marshals Offer Reward For Murder Suspect
David Prock
The U.S. Marshals are now offering a reward for information to help them arrest a Cleveland murder suspect who they think lives in Tulsa. Investigators say Phillip Stout killed Randall Madewell inside Madewell's home on March 30th
Monday Most Wanted Suspect Arrested By U.S. Marshals
David Prock
U.S. Marshals arrested their most wanted suspect of the week right after his photo appeared on News On 6 at 5.
Hackers Taking Advantage Of People Working From Home
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Hackers are taking advantage of more people staying home and using the internet and social media. Experts said sharing photos of your first car or senior pictures could give hackers clues to common recovery password questions for your online accounts.
Deadly Stabbing Suspect Recently Released From Prison
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A man released from prison just five days ago is now the suspect in a murder investigation. Tulsa Police believe Mitchell Folsom stabbed another man, Jimmy Johnson, to death near Apache and Lewis.
Tulsa Police Search For Bank Robbery Suspect
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Tulsa Police need your help identifying a suspect who they said robbed the City National Bank inside the Walmart near 111th Street and Memorial last Friday.
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Mayes County Mother Pleads For Help Finding Her 14-Year-Old Daughter
Reagan Ledbetter
A Mayes County mother is asking for help to find her 14-year-old daughter who has been missing for two weeks.
Mayes County Mother Pleads For Help Finding Her 14-Year-Old Daughter
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A Mayes County mother is asking for help to find her 14-year-old daughter who has been missing for two weeks.
OESC Reports Glimpse Of Hope As Many Oklahomans Still Feel Pandemic’s Economic Impact
Ashlyn Brothers
Oklahomans are still feeling the economic impact of the pandemic, but there is a glimpse of hope, according to the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
OESC Reports Glimpse Of Hope As Many Oklahomans Still Feel Pandemic’s Economic Impact
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Oklahomans are still feeling the economic impact of the pandemic, but there is a glimpse of hope, according to the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Longtime Muskogee Nurse Recovers After Difficult Battle With COVID-19
Kristen Weaver
The family of a longtime nurse from Muskogee serving on the frontlines said she has had a very long and difficult battle with COVID-19.
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Health Professionals Reflect, Look Toward Future After 1 Year Of COVID-19 In Oklahoma
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Saturday marks one year since a Tulsa man was the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
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Mayes County Mother Pleads For Help Finding Her 14-Year-Old Daughter
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Saturday marks one year since a Tulsa man was the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
Father Of Kids Who Died In Hot Car Faces Felony Drug Charges
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The man charged with child neglect after prosecutors said his two children died in a hot pickup truck while he was asleep is now facing with felony drug charges.
OU Planning For 'Maximum Capacity' For Football Games This Fall
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The University of Oklahoma athletic department is planning for "maximum capacity" for fans at home football games this fall.
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