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Coney Island Hot Weiners marks 100 years as Tulsa landmark
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- Coney Island Hot Weiners marks 100 years as Tulsa landmark
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- 2:44
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- One of Tulsa’s most iconic restaurants just celebrated a major milestone — 100 years in business.
On January 8, 2026, customers lined up at the downtown location of Coney Island Hot Weiners to celebrate the restaurant’s centennial anniversary. Fans came for special deals, commemorative T-shirts, and to honor a place that has been part of Tulsa’s history since 1926.
The restaurant’s story began with Christ Economou, a Greek immigrant who arrived in America through Ellis Island. Inspired by New York’s famous hot dog stands at Coney Island, Economou created his own version and eventually opened dozens of restaurants across the East Coast.
Tulsa became home to store number 27, opening in the basement of the Tulsa World building on January 8, 1926. A century later, the small downtown restaurant is still serving the same style of classic coneys and remains a beloved Tulsa tradition.
🎥 Watch the story of how a Greek immigrant...
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- Where Is Tricia Fipps? | The Fullbright Files
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- 0:24
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- An Oklahoma woman disappears. Her body is never found.
Yet investigators are able to build a case and secure a rare murder conviction without a body.
In the newest episode of "The Fullbright Files," Lori Fullbright sits down with Tulsa homicide detective Jason White — also known for his work on "The First 48"— to discuss the investigation, the key breakthroughs and what it took to bring the case to trial.
▶️ Watch the full episode now on the Oklahoma's Own Originals YouTube channel.
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- How OSU's Equestrian team saved their horses from the 2025 wildfires
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- 1:38
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- One year after wildfires threatened the Oklahoma State Equestrian Center in Stillwater, the OSU Cowgirls are looking back on the moment their team came together to evacuate dozens of horses to safety.
#OklahomaState #Wildfires #Equestrian #stillwater #tulsa #oklahoma #newson6 #localnews #tulsaok
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- Finding Hidden Cameras
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- 1:43
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- Hidden cameras can be disguised as everyday items— including alarm clocks, USB chargers, speakers and outlet strips. But what should you do if you find one in an AirBNB, dressing room or hotel room?
News On 6’s Lori Fullbright says the first thing you should do is call police. She also tested several detectors that claim to find hidden cameras and explains which one worked best.
▶️ Watch the full story now.
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- Are Hidden Camera Detectors Effective? We put them to the test
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- 4:33
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- If you’re checking into a hotel or rental home, it can be hard to know whether a hidden camera is watching you — especially since many are disguised as everyday items like speakers, clocks or even USB chargers. News On 6’s Lori Fullbright tested several popular hidden-camera detectors to see how well they actually work in real rooms and real scenarios.
The devices ranged widely in price and in how difficult they were to operate, with some requiring lots of fine-tuning and others working almost immediately. We took all four through the bedroom, bathroom and closet to find out which ones reliably detected our hidden cameras, and which ones struggled or sent false alerts. Here’s how each detector performed.
Hidden Camera Detectors We Tested
JAXTIN G66 Pro – $118.99
Anti-Spy Camera Finder (K-18) – $49.99
JAXTIN G9 Pro – $69.99
Aroeally Hidden Camera Detector – $19.99
#news #crime #hiddencameras
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- Covering Oklahoma Wildfires
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- 0:51
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- Many Oklahoma families lost their homes during devastating wildfires last March.
One year later, News On 6 reporters and photojournalists are sharing what it was like covering the fires as they unfolded, from challenging conditions to the damage they witnessed.
Watch the full video now.
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- Where is Tricia Fipps? The Fullbright Files
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- 1:10
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- After years with few answers, investigators finally got a chance to speak with a key witness in a store parking lot.
The woman they needed to talk to was Shanna, who had been in a relationship with the suspect, Joe Calvert. For years, detectives believed she might know what happened to Latricia “Tricia” Fipps, who disappeared in 2002 after leaving with her ex-boyfriend and never returned home.
In this moment from "The Fullbright Files," Tulsa homicide detective Jason White tells News On 6's Lori Fullbright how that encounter with Shanna became a turning point in the case and helped investigators build a rare murder prosecution without a body.
▶️ Watch the full episode now on the Oklahoma's Own Originals YouTube channel or at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APAgjAUJWbs
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- Oklahoma Wildfires One Year Later
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- 0:27
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- When the Oklahoma wildfires broke out in March 2025, strong winds played a major role in how quickly the fires spread.
News On 6 storm trackers remember one moment that stood out— watching the wind knock power lines down and start news fires.
They also reflect on the volunteer firefighters who responded, driving into heavy smoke and flames to protect the community, and why it’s important to support them.
Watch the full video now.
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- Remembering Oklahoma's 2025 Wildfires, One Year Later
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- 20:27
- Date posted
- 7 months ago
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- One year ago this week, historic wildfires burned hundreds of thousands of acres across Oklahoma, changing so many people’s lives forever.
News On 6 reporters tell the stories of families who lost everything, of first responders who fought to save homes, and how the Oklahoma Standard was once again on display.
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- Mannford Fire Chief Recalls the Day Wildfires Raced Through Town
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- 2:35
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- One year after devastating wildfires tore through Mannford, Oklahoma, first responders are reflecting on the day flames spread rapidly across the town.
Fire crews say strong winds, dry conditions and low humidity created a perfect storm that pushed the fires faster than anyone expected. Thick smoke covered highways, flames jumped roads and families had only minutes to evacuate.
Despite the chaos, communication between firefighters, police and local officials helped coordinate evacuations and protect lives.
Today, rebuilding continues as the community moves forward after one of the most destructive wildfire events in recent memory.
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- Covering Oklahoma Wildfires One Year Later
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- 0:54
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- In March 2025, more than two dozen Mannford homes were lost when wildfires spread across Oklahoma.
One year later, News On 6 crews who covered the fires are reflecting on the challenges of that day. This is a moment that stuck with them— the way the community stepped in to help families who had lost their homes, offering food, clothes and even campers for people who needed a place to stay.
This is just one part of a longer conversation where reporters and photojournalists reflect on what it was like covering the fast-moving fires, the evacuations happening in real time and the teamwork involved in providing live updates for viewers.
Watch the full video now.
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- Inside Oklahoma’s Wildfire Coverage | Reporters Describe Covering 2025 Firestorm Destruction
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- 28:07
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- What’s it like reporting from the middle of a wildfire emergency?
One year after devastating wildfires tore through northeast Oklahoma, News On 6 reporters and photojournalists share what it was like covering the fast-moving fires that forced evacuations in communities like Mannford and Stillwater.
With winds topping 60 miles per hour, flames spread rapidly across fields and neighborhoods, forcing families to flee their homes and first responders to race against time. News crews stayed on the ground for hours, providing live updates that helped viewers understand where the fires were spreading and when it was time to evacuate.
In this roundtable conversation, the reporters who covered the fires discuss the chaos, the danger, and the powerful moments they witnessed—from helping residents reach loved ones to watching firefighters battle flames that threatened entire neighborhoods.
They also reflect on the resilience of Oklahoma comm...
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- After Losing Everything in a Fire, a Stillwater Bagpiper Gets a Surprise from Scotland
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- 1:52
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Nearly a year after a devastating house fire, a Stillwater man is rebuilding his home and reflecting on an unexpected act of kindness that came from across the ocean.
Scott McKinley lost nearly everything when his home burned on March 14, 2025. As he and his family work through the long process of rebuilding and dealing with insurance, one loss stood out: a special hand-stitched McKinley tartan kilt he wore while performing as a bagpiper with his Celtic band, the Waxie Dargles.
After seeing video of McKinley playing Amazing Grace outside his burned home, a former Stillwater student from Scotland, Saul Duthie, reached out to help. What followed was a remarkable gesture that connected Stillwater and Scotland and helped restore something deeply meaningful.
This is a story about rebuilding after loss, community support, and kindness that crossed the Atlantic.
📍 Story from Stillwater, Oklahoma
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- Covering Oklahoma Wildfires: What Makes Fires So Dangerous
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- 0:47
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- What makes fires so dangerous?
Many people don’t realize how quickly they can move.
One year after a devastating firestorm, our team of meteorologists and storm trackers are looking back at the conditions that made that day so dangerous and what they saw while tracking fires across Oklahoma.
Watch the full video now.
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- Covering Oklahoma Wildfires: Behind the Scenes with Storm Chasers
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- 18:27
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Wildfires are a growing threat across Oklahoma, especially during extreme wind and drought conditions. In this roundtable discussion, storm chasers and meteorologists share what it’s really like to track and document wildfires across the state.
They describe the dangerous conditions that can turn a wildfire day historic— including 70+ mph wind gusts, drought, dormant vegetation and single-digit humidity that allow fires to spread at incredible speeds.
Storm trackers explain how wildfires behave differently from tornadoes and severe storms. Flames can suddenly shift direction, embers can spark new fires miles away, and smoke can reduce visibility to near zero.
In this conversation, they discuss:
🔥 How wildfire conditions develop in Oklahoma
🔥 What storm trackers see while covering major fires
🔥 The dangers of wildfire smoke, heat and shifting flames
🔥 Volunteer firefighters battling dangerous conditio...
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- Who is Markwayne Mullin? Trump Replaces Kristi Noem as DHS Secretary
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- 28:31
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- President Donald Trump has selected Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin to replace Kristi Noem as Secretary of the United States Department of Homeland Security.
The decision comes after reported tensions between Trump and Noem following her testimony before the United States Senate Judiciary Committee about a $220 million DHS advertising campaign. According to a report from National Review, the president was frustrated after Noem suggested Trump had advance knowledge of the campaign before the contract was finalized.
Mullin is expected to begin serving as acting DHS Secretary on March 31 but will still need confirmation from the U.S. Senate. The Oklahoma Republican previously served five terms in the U.S. House and has been known as a strong supporter of President Trump.
Before the announcement, Mullin told reporters he had not recently spoken with the president and declined to speculate about joining the Cabinet, saying he was focused on his work ...
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- Tips for Reentering the Workforce | Your Money Matters
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- 1:29
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- More Americans are leaving retirement and heading back to work.
New research from AARP shows about 18% of people age 50 and older have zero saved for retirement, and in the last six months 7% of retirees have reentered the workforce, with nearly half saying they returned because they needed more income.
In this week’s "Your Money Matters," News On 6's Dave Davis sits down with AARP’s Carly Roszkowski to explain why some retirees are returning to work. She gives tips to update your resume and explains how technology and AI tools can actually help older workers compete in today’s job market, including:
🔹AI tools can help write resumes and cover letters
🔹Keep your resume to two pages or less
🔹Focus on recent experience and skills
🔹Multigenerational teams often drive more creativity and innovation
Research also shows 90% of workers enjoy working with people of different ages, highlighting the value olde...
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- How Can Oklahoma Raise High School Graduation Rates?
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- 25:50
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- The National average for High School graduation rates is 87% but Oklahoma lags behind at just 80%. Higher graduation rates could mean mean millions in new income, lower poverty rates, reduced crime rates, and ripple effect on the state economy. Raising Oklahoma's graduation from 80% to 90% would also mean 5,400 more graduates each year.
But how can we raise the rates?
Today, we are joined by Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small and President Dr. Ed Harris of Oklahoma State University who have both bring important perspectives to how we can raise the rates and the impact it could have on Oklahoma.
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- riverside oklahoma's snap error rate crisis sarah
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- 0:43
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- What is a “SNAP error rate?" 🤔
It’s not automatically fraud.
An error can be as simple as forgetting to update your income after starting a new job or not reporting a change in your household. That can lead to an overpayment or underpayment of benefits.
Under the new federal law, states must keep their SNAP error rate at 6% or lower or risk losing funding. Oklahoma’s current rate is 10.87%, and there’s a deadline in October to bring it down.
Why does that matter? Watch the full breakdown on "Your Money Matters" for what this means for Oklahoma families and your wallet.
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- Food Stamp Error Rates & Taxpayer Impact | Your Money Matters
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- 17:04
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Oklahoma’s SNAP error rate is 10.87%— above the new federal 6% threshold— and that could come with major financial consequences.
In this episode of "Your Money Matters," Dave Davis sits down with Tulsa Flyer reporter Libby Hobbs to explain what the SNAP error rate” actually means, whether taxes could increase, and why the state could face up to $270 million in additional costs if changes aren’t made
The last time Oklahoma had an error rate at or below 6% was 2017. With the October deadline approaching, lawmakers and state agencies are under pressure to reduce that number.
Oklahoma distributes more than $125 million per month in SNAP benefits to over 684,000 residents— making this an issue that affects families, lawmakers and taxpayers.
👉 Watch more episodes of "Your Money Matters" for in-depth coverage of issues impacting your wallet.
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00:00 Intro...
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- Ancestral Remains Returned: University of Edinburgh Repatriates Muscogee Ancestors After 150 Years
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- 2:58
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Ancestral remains of the Muscogee Creek Nation and Euchee people have been returned to their homelands after spending more than a century in a University of Edinburgh collection. A repatriation effort that both the tribes and the university say reflects a growing push to correct historical wrongs.
The remains, collected in the mid-1800s during the rise of a now-debunked pseudoscience, were formally returned following collaboration between tribal representatives and the university’s anatomy department.
How the Remains Reached Scotland?
According to Tom Gillingwater, Professor of Anatomy at the University of Edinburgh, the remains were part of a much larger historical collection assembled during the 17th through 19th centuries.
"People were undertaking studies of human skulls for what’s called comparative purposes," Gillingwater said. "Comparing skulls from some people to other people and seeing if they could kind of deduce anything...
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- Wildfires Near Chelsea, Okla.
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- 0:40
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Firefighters are working to contain wildfires across Oklahoma. (2/19/2026)
News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Anna Weaver, who says the fire came dangerously close to her family’s home near Chelsea before firefighters were able to get it under control.
"Support your local firefighters," Anna said. "They're amazing."
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- Eastern Oklahoma Wildfires
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- 0:37
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Dustin Stone with Osage SkyNews6 flew over the wildfire northwest of Ochelata to give an update around 4:30 p.m.
Washington County Emergency Management says and evacuation shelter has been established at Ramona First Baptist Church.
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- Man Arrested at Oklahoma Data Center Meeting as Tensions Rise
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- 2:22
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- A tense public meeting in Claremore ended with one man arrested as city leaders and developers fielded questions about a proposed data center at the city’s industrial park. Claremore Police say Darren Blanchard was taken into custody for trespassing after refusing to leave the meeting when ordered by city officials.
Full Story: https://www.newson6.com/tulsa-oklahoma-news/arrest-made-during-heated-claremore-meeting-over-proposed-data-center
More than 100 people attended the informational session at Rogers State University, where residents raised concerns about water usage, electrical infrastructure, and the project’s potential impact on the community. Representatives from Beale Infrastructure and city economic development officials attempted to clarify how power, water, and infrastructure upgrades would be handled.
City leaders emphasized that no vote has been taken and the proposal is still in the planning stages, with a final decision expecte...
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- IKEA is coming to Tulsa!
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- 0:27
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- Tulsa is getting its first IKEA, and shoppers are ready! 🛍️
Many people say they travel to other states just to shop at the major retailer and are excited they'll no longer have to make the trip.
The retailer will take over the former Belk space at Tulsa Hills and is expected to open fall 2026.
#ikea #news #retail #oklahoma #tulsa
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- IKEA is coming to Tulsa!
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- 0:29
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- It’s official, IKEA is coming to Tulsa! 🛒💙
The retailer just announced it’s opening a 51,000-square-foot store in Tulsa Hills in 2026. It’s part of a nationwide expansion and will bring more than 3,000 products to Green Country, including fan favorite foods.
This will be the first IKEA location in Oklahoma, and it’s a major addition to the Tulsa retail scene.
What’s going to be your first stop… the showroom, or the meatballs??
#ikea #Oklahoma #retail #news #tulsa #oklahoma #newson6 #localnews #tulsaok
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- Tulsa City Council Data Center Regulations
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- 1:29
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- The Tulsa City Council is considering creating new regulations for data centers.
The current zoning regulations for data centers were written several years ago. Councilor Laura Bellis wants to update the rules, to ensure the noise at least is taken into account.
News On 6's Emory Bryan explains.
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- Eufaula Girl Saves Mom's Life
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- 1:25
- Date posted
- 8 months ago
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- A 7-year-old Eufaula girl is being honored for saving her mom's life after her mom had a medical emergency while driving on I-40.
Brynleigh Anderson was able to get the car off the road, safely stop, and call 911. Troopers say when they got there, Brynleigh was worried about making sure someone could pick up her younger siblings at the bus stop.
News On 6's Kaitlyn Deggs was there when Brynleigh received a "life-saving award" at her school and spoke with her mother, Jesseca Garrett.
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- Simple steps to start 2026
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- 0:51
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Fixing "money leaks" could save you hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars💵
In this clip from Your Money Matters, financial expert Stephen Dissette explains how small monthly charges— streaming services, subscriptions, and recurring bills— quietly drain your budget, and why simply asking for lower rates can save real money fast.
▶️ Watch the full episode to learn how to spot hidden expenses, cut unnecessary costs, and put that money back toward your future.
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- The Story Behind "Relationship Goals"
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- 0:37
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
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- A bestselling book by Tulsa pastor Mike Todd is now a movie on Prime Video 🎥
Todd says he wrote the book "Relationship Goals" based on his marriage to his high school sweetheart, Natalie. Todd says that while the book is based on the Bible and his sermons, it is not a Christian movie, but he hopes the movie will lead people to the book.
"Relationship Goals" is now on Prime Video.
▶️ News On 6's Kim Jackson sat down with Mike to talk about the experience.
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- Mike Todd: From Tulsa Pastor to Prime Video Star — The Story Behind Relationship Goals
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- 14:14
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Tulsa pastor and bestselling author Mike Todd is taking his message on relationships from the pulpit to the big screen. His New York Times bestselling book “Relationship Goals” is now becoming a movie on Prime Video, and both Mike and his wife, Natalie, make their acting debuts alongside stars Kelly Rowland and Method Man.
In this extended 14-minute interview, News On 6’s Kim Jackson talks with Pastor Todd about:
• How his marriage inspired Relationship Goals
• The moment he wrote down that the book would become a movie, years before it happened
• What it feels like to bring a Tulsa-born message to a global streaming audience
• Why the movie isn’t billed as a Christian film, but how he hopes it encourages people to read the book
• His journey from a kid on 26th & Yale to a pastor with a worldwide following
• The surreal experience of partnering with Amazon Studios.
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- “Oklahoma’s Roadside Memorials: The People, The Places, The Meaning”
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- 21:17
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Roadside memorials appear across Oklahoma as expressions of grief, remembrance, and love — marking the exact places where lives ended unexpectedly.
Though these markers are technically illegal in the public right of way, families, friends, and even strangers continue to build them, decorating them with crosses, flowers, wreaths, and deeply personal mementos.
In The Roadside Memorial Project, News On 6 shares the stories behind these shrines. We visit memorial sites across the state, talk with the people who created them, and learn from a researcher who studies their cultural significance.
This compilation brings together the stories of seven Oklahomans — and the families who refuse to let their memories fade.
The Roadside Memorial Project: https://www.newson6.com/roadside-memorials
00:00 Intro
00:25 Memories on the Roadside
03:15 10 Years After OSU Parade Incident
05:28 Colton Rogers - A gesture of remorse<...
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- Operation Blunt Force in Oklahoma Leads to 20 Arrests
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- 1:33
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- DETAILS
Gentner Drummond announced the takedown of a major, multi-state drug trafficking organization, calling it one of Oklahoma’s most significant organized crime cases since medical marijuana was legalized.
Operation Blunt Force targeted a Chinese-syndicated network led by Hao Chen, accused of orchestrating an estimated $1.5 billion black-market marijuana operation spanning multiple states.
Law enforcement arrested about 20 people and executed roughly 50 search warrants, seizing firearms, cash, and destroying thousands of pounds of illegal marijuana.
Investigators said the group used a straw ownership scheme to fraudulently obtain medical marijuana licenses and divert industrial-scale grows into the black market.
Drummond framed the case as part of a broader crackdown, saying Oklahoma is no longer a safe haven for foreign-backed criminal enterprises and illegal marijuana operations.
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- SCREEN TIME IN SCHOOLS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE 💻
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- 0:28
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- A neuroscientist says classroom technology may be doing more harm than good — and Oklahoma lawmakers are listening.
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- Educate Oklahoma: Neuroscientist talks technology’s impact on kids’ ability to learn
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- 15:31
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath, a former teacher turned cognitive neuroscientist, recently testified before a U.S. Senate committee on the impact of technology on children.
He spoke with News On 6's Craig Day about how tablets and laptops are hindering, not helping, students.
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- Title
- Simple Steps to Start 2026 | Your Money Matters
- Runtime
- 0:36
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Building wealth doesn’t start with a big paycheck, it starts with mindset and consistency.
Financial expert Stephen Dissette joined News On 6's Dave Davis on "Your Money Matters" to explain why paying yourself first, finding financial leaks, and writing down a plan and sticking with it could save you thousands. It’s not about waiting for the “perfect moment.” It’s about starting.
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- Title
- 3 Simple Money Habits That Can Save You Thousands | Your Money Matters
- Runtime
- 17:39
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Most Americans don’t have a written financial plan, and it’s costing them thousands.
In this episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6’s Dave Davis sits down with retirement and investment expert Stephen Dissette of Hoarder Investment Management to break down three simple, realistic steps anyone can take to get control of their money, no matter their income.
You’ll learn:
🔹Why having a written spending plan matters more than you think
🔹How to identify and eliminate “money leaks” draining your bank account
🔹Why automating just $50 a month can make a real difference over time
🔹How mindset plays a bigger role in wealth-building than income alone
Stephen also explains the importance of paying yourself first, using employer retirement matches, and why tools like Roth IRAs can be powerful for long-term financial security.
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- Title
- What to Expect from Gov. Kevin Stitt’s Final Address | Oklahoma Politics
- Runtime
- 5:55
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Oklahoma’s annual State of the State speech is just days away, and News On 6’s Jonathan Cooper breaks down what to expect as Governor Kevin Stitt delivers his seventh and final address.
In this digital preview, Jonathan outlines:
01:00 What News On 6 and News 9 are planning for statewide live coverage
02:05 Key issues likely to appear in the speech — including taxes, education outcomes, immigration and ICE, and business growth
03:15 New initiatives the governor has hinted at, including entrepreneur-focused reforms
04:30 How the upcoming 2026 governor’s race could shape reactions
Join us Monday at 11 a.m. on YouTube for complete coverage from the State Capitol, including expert analysis, lawmaker reaction, and live Q&A.
📺 Watch live on News On 6 and News 9
🌐 Stream anywhere at NewsOn6.com
💬 Drop your questions in the comments during Monday’s live stream!
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- Title
- What is concierge medicine and how much does it cost? | #shorts
- Runtime
- 2:44
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Direct Primary Care replaces traditional insurance for routine care with a monthly membership.
Here’s how the model works in Tulsa, what it costs, and what patients say are the benefits and drawbacks.
- Title
- Fed Chair Fight
- Runtime
- 0:42
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- As the Supreme Court weighs whether the president had the authority to impose sweeping tariffs under emergency powers, economists say the outcome may matter less to consumers than many expect.
In this clip from "Your Money Matters," BOK Financial Chief Investment Strategist Steve Wyett explains why tariffs have not driven inflation as sharply as initially feared, what could happen if the court rules against the administration, and why prices are unlikely to reverse even if certain tariffs are rolled back.
▶️ Watch the full interview to learn how tariffs fit into the broader economic picture, including inflation, wages, and long-term affordability, and why consumers should not expect sudden relief.
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- Title
- Will President Trump Replace the Fed Chair? What It Means for Interest Rates, Tariffs, Your Money
- Runtime
- 0:52
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- A potential change at the top of the Fed could have real implications for interest rates, borrowing costs, and household budgets across the country.
In this clip from "Your Money Matters," BOK Financial Chief Investment Strategist Steve Wyett explains why calls for 1% interest rates and a new Fed chair could have real consequences for car loans, credit cards, and homebuyers, and why markets are watching this moment closely.
Watch the full interview for a deeper look at what’s driving rates, prices, and the economy heading into 2026, now on our News On 6 YouTube channel.
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- Title
- Can Oklahoma Boost Reading Scores? Dr. Dan Hamlin Explains What Must Happen Next
- Runtime
- 24:32
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Oklahoma lawmakers are preparing to focus heavily on early literacy during the 2026 legislative session — and one phrase you’ll hear repeatedly is the “Mississippi Miracle.”
But what does that actually mean, and what should Oklahoma take away from it?
In this episode of Beyond the Bell, host Tatum Guinn sits down with Oklahoma Secretary of Education Dr. Dan Hamlin, one of the state’s leading experts on education policy. Together, they break down:
01:00 What Mississippi did to dramatically raise reading scores
03:17 Why Oklahoma can’t simply copy and paste those policies
04:40 What the “science of reading” actually includes
07:40 Where Oklahoma currently stands after the Strong Readers Act
09:10 Potential 2026 legislative changes: retention, instructional coaches, interventions, school days
18:06 How parents can support reading at home
19:30 What long-term success could look like for Oklahoma students
- Title
- Will President Trump Replace the Fed Chair? What It Means for Interest Rates, Tariffs, Your Money
- Runtime
- 22:57
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- What happens if the president replaces the Federal Reserve chair — and what does that mean for interest rates, credit cards, mortgages, and tariffs?
In this episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6 anchor Dave Davis talks with Steve Wyett, Chief Investment Strategist at BOK Financial, about the rapidly changing Fed chair race, the Supreme Court’s pending tariff decision, and why calls for 1% interest rates could actually raise borrowing costs for consumers.
Wyett breaks down:
How much power the Fed chair really has
What markets want to see from the next Fed leader
Why tariffs likely aren’t going away — even if the court rules against the president
Whether consumers could ever see tariff refund checks
What’s actually driving inflation right now
If you’re wondering how Washington politics could impact your wallet, this conversation connects the dots.
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- Title
- Snowstorm hits Tulsa | How crews are responding | #shorts #okwx #tulsaok #newson6
- Runtime
- 2:48
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Tulsa City Crew Manager joines news On 6's LeAnne Taylor to share an update on snow response and what their priorities are as of Sunday morning.
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- Title
- Winter Weather Update from Tulsa
- Runtime
- 1:25
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Tulsa crews are working to keep roads treated and as clear as possible as a second round of snow and sleet makes it's way through Northeast Oklahoma.
- Title
- Music on the Mother Road with Red Dirt star Stoney LaRue
- Runtime
- 0:32
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Red Dirt Country music was born in Stillwater, but many say Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa launched the genre's rise in popularity.
News On 6's Reagan Ledbetter talked to stars, like Stoney LaRue, about what keeps artists and fans coming back to Cain's.
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- Title
- Rogers County FEMA Tornado Damage Dispute
- Runtime
- 1:28
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Rogers County fixed the roads damaged by a tornado in 2024, but now commissioners are working to get refunded for those repairs.
Commissioners say their original request was denied from FEMA. News On 6's Cal Day spoke to county staff who said they are now requesting arbitration to get the money from FEMA.
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- Title
- 47th Annual MLK Day Parade in Tulsa | REPLAY
- Runtime
- 1:36:40
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- Join us as Tulsans gather for the 47th annual MLK Day Parade, which honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This parade celebrates participants of all ages and showcases how everyone can continue to keep his dream alive.
The parade will start at 11:00 AM.
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- Title
- Advocates work to raise awareness of human trafficking in Tulsa
- Runtime
- 1:31
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and advocates say the crime is more common in Oklahoma than people realize.
Ascension St. John is a specialized Human Trafficking Education and Response Program that works to identify victims and connect them with help. Since the program started in 2018, the staff has provided resources to more than 400 suspected victims.
News On 6's Madeleine Dunn explains some of those resources.
- Title
- Oklahoma Recovery Program Loses $1M Overnight After Federal Funding Halted
- Runtime
- 2:23
- Date posted
- 9 months ago
- Description
- An Oklahoma nonprofit says it lost more than $1 million in federal funding overnight, forcing the WRAP Project to lay off more than two dozen employees and suspend critical services.
The agency, Working to Recover, Assist, and Prevent, operates in Cherokee and Wagoner Counties and helps people with substance abuse recovery, job placement, and court-related support. Executive Director Terri Garrett-Riggs says the cut came without warning after the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) halted thousands of discretionary grants nationwide.
The Cherokee Nation confirms it also lost $4 million in funding that supports addiction treatment and behavioral health, calling the cuts “unwarranted” and pledging to fill the gap.
We break down what the letters say, how many programs could be impacted, and what this means for recovery services across Oklahoma.
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