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Overnight Severe Storms In Green Country Bring Flood Watches
Overnight Severe Storms In Green Country Bring Flood Watches

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

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National Weather Service Uses Storm Trackers, Radar To Detect Storms
National Weather Service Uses Storm Trackers, Radar To Detect Storms

The National Weather Service across the state has been evaluating damage reports since Sunday. So far, around 25 tornados have been confirmed, and it takes many people to identify these storms as they occur.

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USPS Announces Tulsa Facility Plan
USPS Announces Tulsa Facility Plan

The US Postal Service says Tulsa’s processing center in east Tulsa will stay open, but mail going into or out of Tulsa will now go through Oklahoma City.

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Rogers County Investigator Explains Process Of Tracking Down Child Predators After Owasso Man Sentenced
Rogers County Investigator Explains Process Of Tracking Down Child Predators After Owasso Man Sentenced

Lt. John Haning says these cases are horrifying, and they are on the rise, but what makes it worth it is when they are able to save a child.

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Tulsa First Responders Warn About Danger Of Leaving Kids In Hot Cars During Summer Months
Tulsa First Responders Warn About Danger Of Leaving Kids In Hot Cars During Summer Months

As it starts to warm up, Tulsa first responders are reminding people how dangerous it can be to leave a child in a hot car. They say the situation can turn deadly in a matter of minutes.

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'Oklahomans Just Doing What Oklahomans Do': Food Bank Of Northeast Oklahoma Sending Help To Sulphur After Storms
'Oklahomans Just Doing What Oklahomans Do': Food Bank Of Northeast Oklahoma Sending Help To Sulphur After Storms

People from all across Oklahoma recognized the destruction that swept through the state after the tornadoes in April of 2024. Although they were hundreds of miles away, folks in Northeast Oklahoma answered a call for help.

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18-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Shooting That Killed Tulsa Teen, Critically Injured Another
18-Year-Old Arrested In Connection To Shooting That Killed Tulsa Teen, Critically Injured Another

Tulsa Police arrested a person of interest on Tuesday in connection with the shooting at the Midtown Park Apartment that killed one teen and critically injured another.

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Neighbors Remember 16-Year-Old Shot And Killed At Tulsa Apartment
Neighbors Remember 16-Year-Old Shot And Killed At Tulsa Apartment

Neighbors told News On 6 they think at least a dozen shots were fired at cars, buildings and people around 7 p.m. on April 29 at the Midtown Park Apartments near 21st and Memorial. Terry Bowen said he lives next door to Valin's brother, and he rushed to the scene to help, but it was too late.

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Owasso Roller Rink Helping Students Learn STEM Through Hands-On Experience
Owasso Roller Rink Helping Students Learn STEM Through Hands-On Experience

A local roller rink says it's possible for kids to have fun while learning new things. Wheels and Thrills in Owasso used skating to teach kids about science and math.

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Best Ways To Help Oklahoma Storm Victims
Best Ways To Help Oklahoma Storm Victims

So many Oklahomans want to help victims of the tornados, but some ways of helping are better than others. Emergency Management officials are warning against taking too many donated items to communities that aren’t equipped to handle them.

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State Leaders, FEMA Director Tour Damage In Marietta
State Leaders, FEMA Director Tour Damage In Marietta

Governor Kevin Stitt, Senator James Langford (R-Okla.), and FEMA director Deanne Criswell traveled to Marietta Tuesday morning to tour the area and assess damages, and will now work with President Biden to get federal funding and resources to the areas across the state that were impacted by this weekend’s storms.

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Oklahoma Methodist Ministers Advocate For Gay Clergy, Marriage As Dozens Depart Denomination
Oklahoma Methodist Ministers Advocate For Gay Clergy, Marriage As Dozens Depart Denomination

It could be a historic week for the United Methodist Church as clergy from across the country meet to discuss changing the rules against gay ordination and gay marriage within the church. The potential move to relax the rules has caused an exodus of churches in Oklahoma.

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'A New Experience for Everybody': Pedestrians, Cyclists Navigate New Tulsa Diverging Diamond
'A New Experience for Everybody': Pedestrians, Cyclists Navigate New Tulsa Diverging Diamond

The new diverging diamond on Creek Turnpike and Memorial Drive was built to accommodate cars, but the Oklahoma Department of Transportation still kept pedestrians in mind.

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