News On 6/KOTV
Oklahoma State University President Dr. Kayse Shrum resigns from position
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- Oklahoma State University President Dr. Kayse Shrum resigns from position
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- 0:32
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- 2 years ago
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- The Oklahoma State University A&M Board of Regents accepted the resignation of President Kayse Shrum, effective February 3, 2025, praising her leadership and contributions to the university's growth and success.
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- Learn how to protect yourself from burns this Burn Awareness Week
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- 3:38
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- 2 years ago
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- Burns are one of the most common household injuries and can have lasting effects. We're happy to welcome Jessica Pilgrim with the Alexander Burn Center at Hillcrest as well as Andy Little with the Tulsa Fire Department to talk about Burn Awareness Week and what you can do to stay safe.
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- LIVE: Oklahoma Gov. Stitt Delivers State of the State Address
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- 1:23:51
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- 2 years ago
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- Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt will deliver his seventh State of the State address on Monday and is expected to focus on tax cuts and education reforms.
What is the State of the State Address?
This will be Gov. Sitt's seventh State of the State address since he was elected in 2018 and won his reelection in 2022.
The address, much like the president's State of the Union, allows governors to outline their administration’s priorities, including economic policies, tax reforms, education initiatives, and infrastructure plans.
What is Gov. Stitt expected to talk about during the State of the State Address?
Gov. Kevin Stitt previewed some of his legislative priorities in a news conference on Wednesday. He emphasized budget discipline, immigration policies focusing on deporting undocumented inmates, and measures to attract businesses, including further tax cuts.
Stitt defended natural gas as a key energy source and expressed confiden...
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- Muscogee Nation, Coweta Police partner to improve law enforcement cooperation
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- 2:13
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- 2 years ago
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- Lighthorse Police and Coweta officers are now cross-deputized, meaning both agencies can make arrests regardless of a suspect's tribal status. Officials say the collaboration ensures law enforcement is on the same page and working toward the shared goal of public safety.
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- Crime rates decline in Tulsa: Here's a by the numbers look at the trends in 2024
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- 2:57
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- According to Tulsa Police, Tulsa's crime rates have decreased overall, notably violent crimes, with homicides down 20% over the last 4 years. However, the total reported incidents have risen by nearly 3,000 since 2021.
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- Tulsa students learn urban farming from Food On The Move
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- 1:52
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- 2 years ago
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- Monroe Demonstration Academy's new urban farming class, created in partnership with Food On The Move, teaches middle school students how STEM connects to real-world agriculture, nutrition, and food security.
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- LIVE: Oklahoma State Board of Education Meeting Jan. 28
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- 3:27:21
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- 2 years ago
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- The Oklahoma State Department of Education is holding a board meeting Tuesday morning. State Superintendent Ryan Walters is expected to lead the meeting by discussing deregulations, civic engagement programs, and more. The Board will also hear public comments, which could include concerns about immigration orders from the state superintendent and the upcoming Supreme Court hearing for St. Isidore, a proposed state-funded religious charter school.
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- What are Axolotls? Salamanders rising as popular exotic pets
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- 2:04
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- 2 years ago
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- Axolotls, critically endangered salamanders known for their unique features and interactive behavior, are rising in popularity as exotic pets, with stores like Axolotls Tulsa providing education and resources for responsible ownership.
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- TULSA MLK JR. DAY PARADE
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- 2:13
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- 2 years ago
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- Tulsa's 46th Martin Luther King Jr. Parade brought hundreds of people together in downtown Tulsa to celebrate the legacy of Dr. King. Despite below-freezing temperatures, Oklahomans lined the streets, waving, smiling, and sharing in the powerful message of freedom, equality, and unity. Through every step and every moment, the parade reminded everyone that Dr. King's dream is still alive and in motion today.
📅 "No matter what happens yesterday, today’s a new day—let’s continue to thrive!"
#MLKDay #Tulsa #MLKParade #Equality #Freedom
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- LIVE | Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond Announces His Run For Governor
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- 39:35
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- 2 years ago
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- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond says that he is making an announcement Monday morning.
It is unknown what the announcement will be, but it will take place at the Osage County Fairgrounds on Monday at 11 a.m. Doors will open at 10:30 a.m.
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- State Trial Date Set For Convicted Bank Robber Known As 'Chiefsaholic'
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- 2:30
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Xaviar Babudar, a convicted bank robber who used the funds to travel to Kansas City Chiefs games as a superfan, was in Tulsa County Court on Monday. He is facing state charges for a robbery in Bixby committed in 2022.
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- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond Will Run For Governor In 2026
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- 1:51
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond officially announced his candidacy for Governor of Oklahoma in a speech delivered to a crowd of supporters in Pawhuska, Oklahoma Monday, Jan. 13.
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- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond Announces His Run For Governor
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- 10:05
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- 2 years ago
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- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced that he is running for Governor on Monday morning.
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- TULSA'S WINTER WONDERLAND
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- 1:46
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- As most students and parents stayed inside on Friday for a snow day, Tulsa’s winter wonderland began to melt. But before it disappeared, News On 6's Bella Roddy captured the city in all its snowy beauty, showcasing the quiet magic of winter. ❄️✨ #TulsaInSnow #WinterWonderland #OklahomaWeather #SnowDayVibes #ExploreTulsa #WinterMagic
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- Tulsa Kids Make The Most Of Snow Day With Sledding, Snowmen
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- 1:47
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- How did Tulsa kids enjoy their snow day? Sledding, snowmen, and snowball fights made it the best day to play together! Jayden Brannon spoke with some of the kids enjoying the day on Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch.
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- Tulsans Make The Most Of Snow Day With Sledding, Snowmen
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- 1:47
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Afternoon newscast
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- Protecting Consent: Oklahoma House Bill 1018 Explained
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- 5:16
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Oklahoma’s House Bill 1018 seeks to protect women and girls by requiring informed written consent for pelvic exams on anesthetized or unconscious patients. Representative Michelle McCane explains the bill’s purpose, how it codifies protections into law, and its potential impact on patient rights and trust in healthcare.
📜 Learn about HB 1018 and its implications!
💬 What are your thoughts on this legislation? Let us know in the comments!
🔗 Read the full bill here: https://www.newson6.com/story/677d9daedf99d4b977add126/understanding-oklahomas-hb-1018:-what-it-means-for-womens-medical-consent
#HB1018 #OklahomaLegislation #PatientConsent #MedicalEthics #HealthcareRights #WomenEmpowerment #OklahomaPolitics #ConsentMatters #MedicalExams #NewsOn6
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- Q&A: What's Coming Up For Tulsa Public Schools?
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- 5:10
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson discusses winter weather preparations, support for students and staff, and upcoming events like the Enrollment Expo as students return from winter break.
#oklahoma #TulsaPublicSchools #winterweather
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- 75 Years: Remember News On 6 Reporter Rex Daugherty
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- 2:44
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- As we look back at 75 years of News On 6, we're remembering some of the people who made an impact on our station and our community. We recently learned of the passing of former News On 6 reporter Rex Daugherty. Rex was a native Oklahoman who grew up in Pawhuska. He worked here in the 70s and 80s, reporting on a wide range of stories. But many viewers remember him most for his work on a popular series about Tulsa potholes.
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- Root Beer Ham
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- 3:31
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Our friends at the New York Times Cooking celebrate the season with a simple recipe for root beer ham. Prep work takes less than 20 minutes -- the rest is done in the oven.
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- Sand Springs woman accused of child abuse
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- 0:44
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Tulsa County prosecutors charge a Sand Springs woman with severely abusing several children going back more than a decade.
Investigators say Kimberly Ann Haley, 60, was a foster parent and provided therapeutic services for children with a rare condition during the time that she is accused of multiple instances of severe physical, mental, and emotional abuse.
Haley has been charged with four counts of child abuse after a Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office investigation that started in June 2023 when five children talked to workers in Oklahoma's Department of Human Services. #oklahoma #news #breakingnews
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- Attorney Discusses Dropped Sex Crime Charges Against Former Juvenile Justice Center Employee
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- 2:37
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- 2 years ago
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- The attorney for a man who was charged with sex crimes at the Tulsa County Juvenile Justice Center says evidence shows the allegations were all a lie.
The Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office dropped charges against Dquan Doyle, saying the witness refused to cooperate.
Doyle’s attorney, David Keesling, says these accusations have ruined Doyle’s career and reputation, and Keesling hopes the witness will face consequences for lying.
Tulsa County Prosecutors charged Doyle with four counts, after a witness who was in custody at the Juvenile Justice Center, accused Doyle of touching her inappropriately and bringing her drugs and a phone inside the center.
Doyle’s attorney says the evidence shows otherwise.
"It was so obviously blatant that the dates they alleged Dquan Doyle had been involved in some misconduct, he was no longer employed during that time at that organization,” said Keesling.
Court documents say the witness gave detectives a ph...
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- Judge To Rule On Bixby Superintendent’s Defamation Lawsuit Against Ryan Walters In 30 Days
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- 2:04
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- A Tulsa County judge said that he will decide in 30 days whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed against State Superintendent Ryan Walters by Bixby Superintendent Rob Miller.
Walters had asked the judge to dismiss it, saying it would set a bad precedent going forward.
Rob Miller had filed the defamation lawsuit against State Superintendent Ryan Walters after Walters called Miller a liar and a clown in July after Miller raised concerns about why the district hadn't gotten its state funding.
“What we’re talking about here, is a knowingly false allegation about a person’s ability to perform his occupation… that’s, by the letter of the law, defamation," said Michael Barkett, the attorney for Rob Miller.
The attorney for Ryan Walters argued Walters' remarks were made off the cuff and under state law, he cannot be sued because he has immunity as an elected official.
Barkett disagrees.
“There’s no sovereign immunity for acts of government employee ...
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- Tulsa Police Search For Answers In 24-Year-Old Woman's Shooting Death
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- 2:24
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- 2 years ago
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- Tulsa Police have more questions than answers after a 24-year-old woman was found shot and killed inside her home in West Tulsa over the weekend.
Homicide detectives hope someone will come forward with information about who killed Arianna Doyle.
Related: Young Mother Killed In Tulsa Homicide
Detectives say it's too early to say if Doyle was the intended target of this shooting or if she was shot by accident, but they say several shots were fired.
Police say Doyle's mother came home from work early Sunday morning and found Doyle shot to death inside. The two women had talked on the phone just hours earlier about their Thanksgiving Day plans.
"We have a pretty good idea of when it happened; it's just a matter of getting all the other pieces to fit,” said Lieutenant Brandon Watkins with Tulsa Police Homicide.
Watkins says the person fired shots from outside the house and hit Doyle in her bedroom. Watkins says this investigation has had its challenges....
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- President Biden Announces Israel And Hezbollah Have Agreed To Ceasefire
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- 1:58
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- From CBS News:
President Biden announced Tuesday that the U.S. helped secure a ceasefire deal in Lebanon, which would end fighting between Israel and Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.
His announcement came as Israel's Cabinet approved the ceasefire after urging from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The war between Israel and the Iran-backed group has killed almost 3,800 people in Lebanon over the last year and left about 16,000 others wounded.
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- Suspect Arrested, Accused Of Shooting Man During Attempted Robbery At Tulsa Apartment Complex
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- 0:22
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Authorities have arrested a suspect in connection to a shooting that left a man in critical condition at a Tulsa apartment complex on Monday.
Tulsa Police said Zayne Jackson attempted to rob a man Monday night at the Yale Manor Apartment near East Latimer Street and North Yale Avenue just before 6:30 p.m.
Investigators said Jackson shot the victim several times and several witnesses reported hearing gunshots and finding the victim down in the parking lot.
The victim is hospitalized in critical condition and has not yet been identified.
Records show Jackson was booked Tuesday afternoon on three counts of armed robbery and one count of shooting with intent to kill.
His bond is set at $225,000.
Related: Man Injured In Shootout At Tulsa Apartment Near Latimer And Yale
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- Brent Venables Describes His Taco Bell Celebration After Beating Alabama; Previews LSU Game
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- 1:15
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Opening statement
"Just really proud of the players, thankful for all of their effort, leadership, their toughness and willingness to continue to work and develop. To get better, have the right kind of mindset, love the attitude going into into that game. Guys were fearless, they were prepared," continued Venables. "I thought we played confidently and aggressively. I thought the staff did a fantastic job on both sides of the ball, just having the guys ready to compete. Love, if you loved anything, the physicality and just the overall execution of both offense, defense and the kicking game. Just love the improvement. You know, there's you know, we challenge everybody."
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On previous experience playing LSU and the toughest places he has ever coached.
“Playing in New Orleans against LSU twice for the national championship in ‘19 and ‘04 are probably the first two on that list,” Venables said. “And I mean that sincerely. It was deafening. Could not hear...
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- 'He Is Flat-Out Hilarious To Me:' Deion Sanders On His Admiration For Mike Gundy
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- 3:03
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Coach Prime on Mike Gundy
"They have a winning program, one of the most heralded coaches in the Big 12, and he’s been that way for a while. I have the utmost respect for him, and he is flat-out hilarious to me. I mean, just seeing him sit at the head table like the Grand Poobah of the Big 12 meetings. Like, he’s our guy. I got a lot of love and admiration for him, and I start smiling when I think of him and I watch his press conferences. And he is honest, real and hilarious because there’s a lot of truth in all his humor. So, I got the utmost respect for he and his team.”
Deion also had an issue with the Oklahoma City-based Jim Thorpe Award announcing that star Travis Hunter was not included as a finalist for the award.
“How is Travis Hunter snubbed by the Jim Thorpe Award? You can have my award. You can have it back. Matter of fact, I’m gonna give him mine. (Sanders won the award in 1988 while at FSU) I ain’t using it. It’s just sitting up there colle...
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- Driver Identified In Rogers County Turnpike Bridge Damage; Repairs Set To Begin In December
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- 2:19
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- 2 years ago
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- The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) has identified the semi-truck driver responsible for damaging two turnpike overpasses in Rogers County.
Investigators say the driver, hauling an oversized load without proper permits, hit the 540 Road bridge and later struck the 550 Road bridge, both over I-44.
According to Lt. Mark Southall of OHP, the driver admitted to hitting the bridges and knowingly leaving the scene.
"He admitted he had hit the bridge, knew he hit the bridge, and decided he wanted to leave anyway," Southall said.
The impacts damaged the beams supporting the bridges.
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority assessed the structures and determined they are repairable, however, the affected county roads near Verdigris, where the bridges are located, will remain closed until the repairs are completed.
The damaged bridges, located two miles apart, are both over the southbound lanes of I-44. The 540 Road bridge has a clearance of 15 feet, suitable for most se...
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- Confusion Over New State Law For Laser Hair Removal
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- 3:13
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- A new state law regulating laser hair removal is causing confusion about who is legally allowed to practice now that the law took effect in November.
The Laser Hair Removal Act sets qualifications, training requirements, and oversight protocols, but some say it leaves out a major group of workers.
The owner of Clinical Aesthetics of Tulsa told News On 6 she has been doing laser hair removal for two decades and under her interpretation of the law, her job could be in jeopardy.
House Bill 2998, also known as The Laser Hair Removal Act, took effect Nov. 1, but there is still confusion about who is legally able to do the job.
Susan Miller, owner of Clinical Aesthetics of Tulsa, said the new law mentions only physicians, physician assistants and certain nurses are approved to do laser hair removal, leaving out aestheticians and medical assistants.
"I felt like it was saying that those of us in the industry who had been doing this for many years, like myself, 20...
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- Health Matters With TSET: Strength Training As You Age
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- 2:56
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- In this edition of Health Matters with TSET, News On 6 health coach Dottie Small shares why building muscle could be the secret to a better life.
She talked to several people who said movement is crucial to health, especially as one ages.
Fitness coach Vickey Troutman said muscle mass begins to decline when people enter their 30s, so it is important to maintain exercise as you get older.
"What we have to do is make sure at a very early age that you start resistance training, and you have to have stability; you can't just go in and start moving things around that are heavy. If your joints aren't stable enough," Troutman said.
She said that as people age, one of their biggest fears is falling, but exercise can help prevent that.
"You don't have the strength to stop it, and you don't have the reaction time, so if you practice those things, you are prepared for life," Troutman said.
One of Troutman's clients, Sandy Willett, said st...
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- Oklahoma TSET Campaign Warning Teens Of Vaping Risk Factors
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- 1:35
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- 2 years ago
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- A Oklahoma organization's new social media campaign is educating teenagers about how the harms of vaping.
The Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust says Oklahoma is one of the worst states in the country when it comes to teen vaping, despite improving statistics nationwide.
TSET director of public information and government affairs Thomas Larson said their new "Healthy Youth Initiative" program is aiming to give the youth of Oklahoma the necessary tools to develop a healthy lifestyle.
Larson says 1 in 5 Oklahoma teens vape on regular occasions, and TSET is trying to warn teens and their parents about the effects of vaping through a new campaign video called “Caught in a Mood.”
The video, which will displayed on multiple social media platforms, uses the story of a fishing trip to show teenagers how vaping can increase irritability, agitation, and stress.
“It’s even being sold to teens as something that relieves, anxiety and stress, but the truth is ...
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- Health Matters With TSET: Hot & Cold Therapy
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- 2:48
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- 2 years ago
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- In this edition of Health Matters with TSET, health coach Dottie Small discusses the rising popularity of hot and cold therapy and demonstrates the benefits of cold plunges and saunas.
Hot and cold therapy involves alternating between cold and hot temperatures to improve recovery and overall health.
A local physical therapist, Tyler Eckel, said hot and cold therapy can help with blood flow and soreness.
"Hot, cold therapy is when you're gonna put your body into a colder temperature and then go into a hotter temperature," Eckel said. "We use cold immersion, so a cold tub or we have the cryo sauna. When blood flow constricts, they stay there for a while. Then when they come out, the blood flow will increase and kind of flush out the soreness that they've been having."
Eckle said the therapy can help with workout recovery and immunity.
"There’s been a lot of research on that. It does boost immunity, so if you feel like that’s coming on, or you feel sick, ...
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- Health Matters With TSET: Breast Cancer Awareness
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- 2:43
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- 2 years ago
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- October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and doctors are emphasizing the critical steps women in Oklahoma can take to reduce their risk of breast cancer and improve early detection rates.
Health coach Dottie Small spoke with breast surgical oncologist Juan Carlos Claros, who noted that while Oklahoma's breast cancer incidence rate is slightly below the national average, this statistic may not reflect a lower prevalence of the disease.
"Our mortality rate is higher than the national average," Claros said. "It's not that we're having less breast cancer; it's just that we're probably not diagnosing it and definitely not diagnosing it at an earlier stage compared to the national average."
Being a woman is the most significant risk factor for breast cancer, with one in eight women expected to receive a diagnosis in their lifetime. Additional risk factors include age at puberty, age at menopause, and reproductive history. While some of these factors are non-modifiable, ...
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- Health Matters With TSET: Social Media & Screen Time
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- 2:49
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- In today’s digital age, many adults and children find themselves glued to screens for hours every day.
The growing trend of excessive screen time raises important questions about its impact on cognitive development, particularly in children.
In today's Health Matters with TSET, News On 6 Health Coach Dottie Small explains the risks people, especially kids, face whenever they pick up a device.
Emma Wassilak, a clinical director at Sunbeam Family Services, said that research indicates that excessive screen time can adversely affect children's language development, concentration, self-esteem, and social connections.
“When we have screens, either TV or in particular with social media, where you have so much information happening so quickly, our ability to stay focused for long periods of time changes, and our dopamine receptors are kind of overloaded," Wassilak said.
She said that overexposure to screens can lead to be...
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- Health Matters With TSET: The Benefits Of Strength Training & Building Muscle
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- 2:50
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- 2 years ago
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- In this edition of Health Matters with TSET, News On 6 Health Coach Dottie Small is learning how muscle isn't just about building strength, it's the key to building a better life.
She talked to strength coach Chelsea Cooke who said muscle growth can bring crucial health benefits and help with mental health.
"It's more of building that muscle and providing a stimulus for the muscle to actually help grow. The more muscle you have on your body, just generally speaking, the healthier you are," Cooke said.
Cooke said that exercise can decrease your chances for co-occurring conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and more.
"You might see your sleep increase, heart rate variability is better, respiratory rate goes down. Things like your lungs work better, your heart works better, those muscles are providing, on a cellular level, boost to your immune system," Cooke said.
She said that strength training can be intimidating, but full-body workouts are a good place ...
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- Health Matters With TSET: The Evolution Of Vaping For Teens & The Risks Attached
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- 2:48
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- 2 years ago
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- Smoking and vaping among kids. Unfortunately, it's not stopping.
News on 6 Health Coach Dottie Small explores its evolution, ongoing appeal, and the risks parents need to know now, in today's Health Matters with T-SET.
Dr. Ryan Brown, a leading expert in adolescent health, discussed the historical context and current trends in tobacco use among youth.
He said marketing for cigarettes can be traced back to the mid-20th century, with campaigns like the Marlboro Man that appealed to the public, but the landscape of nicotine products has evolved greatly since then.
“Ever since tobacco has been around, it's been an issue with kids. I mean, tobacco has been around forever,” Brown said. “It wasn't until probably in the early 2000s that we start seeing the vaping technology come into play that we see nowadays.”
Brown noted that nicotine, a key component in both cigarettes and vapes, is a potent stimulant that can affect...
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- Health Matters With TSET: Sleep Quality Is Vital For Overall Health
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- 2:50
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- In this edition of Health Matters with TSET, health coach Dottie Small discussed the short—and long-term effects of poor sleep on overall health,
Physician Kevin White said sleep is foundational to mental and physical well-being.
"If you don’t have good sleep and good stress control, whatever your lot in life is, there is some stress, so it’s our response to that and our sleep. If you can't get somebody’s sleep right, it’s really hard to do other things and really move the needle," White said.
White explained the importance of sleep is multifaceted, noting its impact on the brain and overall health.
"You have the lymphatic system; there’s the relationship to poor sleep and brain health and then dementia," White said. "It impacts their hormones. It impacts the way their body responds as far as insulin responses."
According to White, good sleep is a restorative process for the brain.
"Whenever we get good deep sleep, good restorative sleep,...
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- Oklahoma's Own Originals Special: 75 On 6
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- 44:26
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Watch our Oklahoma's Own Originals special, "75 On 6," right now from the News On 6 website.
It's a celebration of the role KOTV News On 6 has played in the community since 1949, keeping Oklahomans safe, informed, and entertained.
You'll see plenty of familiar faces, and perhaps a few you haven't seen in a long while. #Tulsa #tvhistory #TulsaTV
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- Oklahoma Superintendent Requires Students To Watch Video of Him Praying For USA & Donald Trump
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- 0:52
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- News On 6 Election Night Special with Scott Mitchell
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- 3:35:25
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Join News On 6 political analyst Scott Mitchell and several guests, experts, and elected officials to discuss Tuesday night's election results across Oklahoma and nationally.
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- Election Night Livestream Special
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- 0:39
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Scott Mitchell is hosting an Election Night livestream on News 9’s and News On 6’s digital platforms as well as on YouTube. Watch us on your phone while you’re watching us on TV! #Election #election2024 #politics #oklahoma
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- Power Knocked Out Near Wagoner After Storm Moves Through
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- 0:45
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Severe weather moved through eastern Oklahoma overnight on Nov. 3, knocking out power to folks near Wagoner, Okla.
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- Tulsa Police Search For Suspect In Dispensary Shooting
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- 0:34
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Tulsa police are searching for a man who they say killed a man at a medical marijuana dispensary.
Officers say Michael Bell shot and killed Montrez Thomas early Friday at a dispensary near Pine and Peoria.
According to police, Bell pulled out a gun and shot Thomas multiple times before running away.
Police say Bell faces charges of first-degree murder and possession of a firearm after a previous conviction.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call crime stoppers at 9-1-8-5-9-6-COPS.
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- Man Arrested After Leading BAPD On High Speed Chase
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- 0:43
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- A man was arrested after Broken Arrow Police say he led officers on a high-speed chase, after stealing hundreds of dollars in tools from a Lowes.
Police say they saw Lance Burks running from the store Sunday near 193rd East Avenue. After this, police say Burks led them on a chase through a field and onto Highway 51.
Police say Burks went as fast as 90 miles per hour. Officers say Burks crashed into other vehicles before an officer pinned his vehicle to stop the chase from escalating further.
Burks was arrested for endangering public safety while eluding police, and larceny of merchandise.
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- DC Debrief: Scott Mitchell & Alex Cameron: OU Vs. Texas, Glossip Vs. Oklahoma
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- 3:58
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- News 9 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell and Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron have the latest on what's happening in our nation's capital.
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- Students From Francis Tuttle Technology Center Search For Missing Turtle
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- 1:17
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Students from Frances Tuttle Technology Center and Piedmont Police are searching for Ferb, a missing exotic turtle.
Ferb's unexpected disappearance has led to a wave of support, and dropping temperatures make the search even more urgent.
The students are using drones to track down the critter. Francis Tuttle and technology instructor Christopher Guarnera explained drone technology.
"The reason why Lidar is a very advanced sensor where we're able to essentially see through the vegetation. Given that Ferb is out there, we are able to utilize that advanced technology and find out where our friend is," Guarnera said.
The owner said Ferb is small enough to fit in the size of his hand.
There is a 500-dollar reward for anyone who can reunite Ferb with his owner and his brother Phineas
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- Hot Seat: Campaigns Getting Creative With Digital Media
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- 4:24
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
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- Watch the extended conversation: News 9/News On 6 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell talks with experts Ryan Welton, director of digital content for Griffin Media, and Dr. Kim Gaddie, a marketing lecturer at the University of Oklahoma, on digital media's role behind the scenes in the 2024 election.
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- Oklahomans Help Florida With Hurricane Aftermath
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- 3:02
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
- Description
- Florida is now recovering from two hurricanes, Helene and Milton. Teams from across Oklahoma are there helping in the aftermath.
“We've seen quite a bit of tree damage, which we're very familiar with, after three tornadoes in Mayes County and the Father's Day storm for 2023 it was very similar to a lot of tree debris that we've seen before,” said Michael Dunham.
Michael Dunham serves as the Deputy Director of Emergency Management in Mayes County. He is with a Swift Water Rescue Team made up of firefighters, GRDA officers, members of the Quapaw Marshal Service, and others. They have been staged in Polk County, Florida, all week.
“So now they've moved us to Tampa. Tampa is a big base a big base camp. I mean, there's probably, I have to probably say, no less than, probably close to 500 responders that are on site here,” said Dunham.
Dunham's team is just one of many from Oklahoma. OG&E has linemen there working to restore pow...
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- 'We Have To Be His Voice For Him': Parents Question Bixby Schools Special Education Practices
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- 2:38
- Date posted
- 2 years ago
- Description
- Nine families have filed complaints with the state against Bixby Public Schools over special education practices within the district.
All of the parents have children with Down Syndrome and say the district is not doing enough to support their education by segregating them from the rest of their peers.
Luke Haley's 9-year-old son, Layton, is a third grader at Bixby West Elementary.
"I feel like we are the piece of the Bixby community that doesn't fit that right now; there's not a place for my son in Bixby Public Schools. He doesn't fit here. And quite honestly, we don't know where to go," said Haley.
Haley is one of nine parents who made formal complaints to the State Board of Education, citing instances of exclusionary practices and what they believe is a violation of federal law, even though Bixby has been found in compliance with state standards.
“We have always petitioned Bixby meeting after meeting, year after year...
