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Saturday Morning Forecast With Kendall Smith
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Saturday, March 14th 2020, 9:40 am
By: David Prock
Saturday Morning Forecast With Kendall Smith
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Saturday Morning Forecast With Kendall Smith
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Kendall Smith is in the Bob Mills Weather Center with a forecast for Saturday and a look at what to expect for the rest of the week.
Watch: Why Should Voters Support Bonds To Help Pay For Improvements For TPS Schools?
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The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education is asking voters in June to approve over $400 million in bonds to pay for improvements across the district, including instructional materials and school safety. Greg Shaw, a member of the 2021 Citizen Bond Development Committee, joined the 6 in the Morning team to talk about why he believes Tulsans should support the bonds.
Watch: Why Should Voters Support Bonds To Help Pay For Improvements For TPS Schools?
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The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education is asking voters in June to approve over $400 million in bonds to pay for improvements across the district, including instructional materials and school safety. Greg Shaw, a member of the 2021 Citizen Bond Development Committee, joined the 6 in the Morning team to talk about why he believes Tulsans should support the bonds.
Watch: Majestic Bald Eagle Spotted In Tulsa
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News On 6 Photojournalist David Ketter was able to capture an unusual sight on camera while filing a story. A bald eagle had perched itself on top of a telephone pole near 31st and Harvard.
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The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education is asking voters in June to approve over $400 million in bonds to pay for improvements across the district, including instructional materials and school safety. Greg Shaw, a member of the 2021 Citizen Bond Development Committee, joined the 6 in the Morning team to talk about why he believes Tulsans should support the bonds.
Watch: Majestic Bald Eagle Spotted In Tulsa
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News On 6 Photojournalist David Ketter was able to capture an unusual sight on camera while filing a story. A bald eagle had perched itself on top of a telephone pole near 31st and Harvard.
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On this Taste Test Tuesday, the 6 in the Morning team decided to try the Classic Milk Chocolate flavored "Stuffed Puffs" marshmallows. The classic treat comes in several flavors including "Chocolate Peppe
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A Tulsa police officer, not a firefighter, rescued a cat that was stuck in a tree. Police said Bagel climbed up in the tree and didn’t want to come down. An officer climbed a ladder to get him down, and Tulsa Police couldn’t resist poking some fun at the Tulsa Fire Department. “At first, the officers really didn’t want to save the cat out of the tree not because they thought they couldn’t do it.... but because they didn’t want to take all the fame from one of the Fire Fighters hardest battles
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A Tulsa police officer, not a firefighter, rescued a cat that was stuck in a tree. Police said Bagel climbed up in the tree and didn’t want to come down. An officer climbed a ladder to get him down, and Tulsa Police couldn’t resist poking some fun at the Tulsa Fire Department. “At first, the officers really didn’t want to save the cat out of the tree not because they thought they couldn’t do it.... but because they didn’t want to take all the fame from one of the Fire Fighters hardest battles
2 In Custody After Armed Robbery, Standoff
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Officials said that two suspects are in custody after an armed robbery and short standoff.
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Officials said that two suspects are in custody after an armed robbery and short standoff.
Caught On Camera: Tulsa Homeowner Warns Others After Package Stolen By Porch Pirate
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A Tulsa homeowner is warning others of a porch pirate after his package was taken off his front porch in a neighborhood near 51st and Sheridan. The homeowner said the package was taken within five minutes of being delivered. Hicham Attaki said he got a notification on Saturday morning his package was delivered. When he went to get it shortly after, he noticed it was gone. After checking his cameras he saw a woman walk onto his porch in broad daylight, grab the package and head to a waiting car.
Caught On Camera: Tulsa Homeowner Warns Others After Package Stolen By Porch Pirate
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A Tulsa homeowner is warning others of a porch pirate after his package was taken off his front porch in a neighborhood near 51st and Sheridan. The homeowner said the package was taken within five minutes of being delivered. Hicham Attaki said he got a notification on Saturday morning his package was delivered. When he went to get it shortly after, he noticed it was gone. After checking his cameras he saw a woman walk onto his porch in broad daylight, grab the package and head to a waiting car.
City Of Pawnee Issues Voluntary Boil Advisory
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A voluntary boil advisory has been issued by the City of Pawnee after the city said elevated tower repairs in the water system resulted in the potential for contamination. The warning is in effect for customers who live south of Cleveland Street and east of 4th Street in Pawnee.
City Of Pawnee Issues Voluntary Boil Advisory
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Tulsa Police Department Rescues Cat From Tree
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A Tulsa police officer, not a firefighter, rescued a cat that was stuck in a tree. Police said Bagel climbed up in the tree and didn’t want to come down. An officer climbed a ladder to get him down, and Tulsa Police couldn’t resist poking some fun at the Tulsa Fire Department. “At first, the officers really didn’t want to save the cat out of the tree not because they thought they couldn’t do it.... but because they didn’t want to take all the fame from one of the Fire Fighters hardest battles
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Officials said that two suspects are in custody after an armed robbery and short standoff.
Caught On Camera: Tulsa Homeowner Warns Others After Package Stolen By Porch Pirate
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A Tulsa homeowner is warning others of a porch pirate after his package was taken off his front porch in a neighborhood near 51st and Sheridan. The homeowner said the package was taken within five minutes of being delivered. Hicham Attaki said he got a notification on Saturday morning his package was delivered. When he went to get it shortly after, he noticed it was gone. After checking his cameras he saw a woman walk onto his porch in broad daylight, grab the package and head to a waiting car.
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A voluntary boil advisory has been issued by the City of Pawnee after the city said elevated tower repairs in the water system resulted in the potential for contamination. The warning is in effect for customers who live south of Cleveland Street and east of 4th Street in Pawnee.
Road Repair Project To Begin On 71st St Between Mingo, South Memorial
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Starting Thursday, a large construction project will begin on 71st Street between Mingo and South Memorial that is expected to last until spring 2022. The $2.2 million project begins on Thursday as part of the “Improve Our Tulsa” initiative and is likely set to continue through next spring as the City of Tulsa works on replacing sections of concrete that are broken or cracked. Road work will begin on the Mingo side of 71st and move towards Memorial.
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