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Sen. Lankford Pens Letter To Senate Leaders, Pushing To Lower Costs Of Prescription Drugs
Sen. Lankford Pens Letter To Senate Leaders, Pushing To Lower Costs Of Prescription Drugs

Senator James Lankford sent a letter to Senate leaders asking for immediate action on reforming "pharmacy benefit managers," or PBMs.

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Police Search For 2 People Accused Of Home Burglary In Tulsa
Police Search For 2 People Accused Of Home Burglary In Tulsa

Tulsa Police asked for help to identify two people who they said kicked in the front door of a house and then stole a TV.

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Voters In Bartlesville To Decide On Possible Change To City Council Elections
Voters In Bartlesville To Decide On Possible Change To City Council Elections

The City of Bartlesville is gearing up for a charter election. It's the first one since 2010, and there's an item on the ballot that could have a big impact on the city government.

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Silhouette Sneakers & Art In Greenwood District Under New Ownership
Silhouette Sneakers & Art In Greenwood District Under New Ownership

Silhouette Sneakers & Art has been near Archer and Greenwood since 2019 and sells custom and high-end shoes, vintage apparel, and modern streetwear.

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Warmer Weather Returns For Spring Break
Warmer Weather Returns For Spring Break

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

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Reviving The Rodeo: State Lawmakers Look To Bring Back Prison Rodeo
Reviving The Rodeo: State Lawmakers Look To Bring Back Prison Rodeo

An effort is underway at the State Capitol to bring back a decades-long tradition at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. For nearly 70 years, people from all over the world came to watch prisoners take part in barrel racing, calf roping, and other rodeo activities. The event came to an end 15 years ago, but now some state lawmakers want to revive the rodeo.

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National Realtor Settlement Could Impact Real Estate Market In Green Country
National Realtor Settlement Could Impact Real Estate Market In Green Country

The settlement still has to be approved by a judge- but if it goes through, it means that instead of the seller paying both real estate agents like in the past, the buyer might be on the hook for their own agent.

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2-Year-Old Girl Dies From Fentanyl Overdose, Police Charge Mother With Second Degree Murder
2-Year-Old Girl Dies From Fentanyl Overdose, Police Charge Mother With Second Degree Murder

Police say DHS had met with the couple last September when Samuel tested positive for fentanyl when she gave birth to a different child.

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Oklahoma Senators Pass Preliminary 2025 Budget
Oklahoma Senators Pass Preliminary 2025 Budget

The state senate has approved the preliminary state budget for 2025. The $12.3 billion figure is the first number that will spark negotiations between the Senate, House, and Governor.

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'I Want To Carry On What He's Leaving Behind:' Generations Of Tuttle Firefighters
'I Want To Carry On What He's Leaving Behind:' Generations Of Tuttle Firefighters

After three decades as a local business owner, volunteer firefighter, state senator, and Tuttle farmer, Lonnie Paxton is handing one of those roles off to his son. 

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Tonight At 10 On News On 6
Tonight At 10 On News On 6

We have the news tonight at 10 on News On 6. Refresh this page for daily updates.

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'A Fine Patriot': Oklahomans Remember Astronaut Tom Stafford
'A Fine Patriot': Oklahomans Remember Astronaut Tom Stafford

Those who knew Stafford, including the director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum, said he was proud of his Oklahoma roots and was dedicated to the safety and success of aviation.

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Wagoner Co. 911 Coordinator Remains On Leave As Commissioners Decline To Take Action
Wagoner Co. 911 Coordinator Remains On Leave As Commissioners Decline To Take Action

Wagoner County’s 911 coordinator remains on administrative leave after commissioners once again declined to take action on her employment status.

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