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Medical Minute: What can 'active hope' do for your children?

News On 6 Children today face increasing stress from school, social media, and even natural disasters, but experts say parents can help by practicing "active hope."

Oklahoma Governor Race: Who is Gentner Drummond?

Anna Denison Gentner Drummond, Oklahoma’s Attorney General, has announced his candidacy for the 2026 gubernatorial race, highlighting his legal and military background and political experience.

Collinsville Police Join National Program Designed To Support Officers, Better Protect Community

News On 6 Collinsville Police Department is now an ABLE Oklahoma Agency. This program is designed to help prevent police misconduct and support the wellbeing of officers.

New Atlas Of Bird Migration Shows Extraordinary Journeys

FDA Advisers Weigh COVID-19 Shots For Babies, Young Children

Associated Press U.S. government advisers met Wednesday to decide whether to endorse COVID-19 shots for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, moving the nation closer to vaccinations for all ages.

FDA Advisers Weigh COVID-19 Shots For Babies, Young Children

Associated Press U.S. government advisers met Wednesday to decide whether to endorse COVID-19 shots for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, moving the nation closer to vaccinations for all ages.

Increased Infectious Disease Risk Likely From Climate Change

Associated Press Climate change will result in thousands of new viruses spread among animal species by 2070 — and that’s likely to increase the risk of emerging infectious diseases jumping from animals to humans, according to a new study.

Increased Infectious Disease Risk Likely From Climate Change

Climate Change May Increase Risk Of New Infectious Diseases

Harvard Pledges $100 Million To Atone For Role In Slavery

Associated Press Harvard University is vowing to spend $100 million to research and atone for its extensive ties with slavery, the school’s president announced Tuesday, with plans to identify and support the descendants of enslaved people who labored at the Ivy League campus.

Harvard Pledges $100 Million To Atone For Role In Slavery

Georgetown University Students Hope Slavery Reparations Vote Sets Nationwide 'Precedent'

News 9 Students at Georgetown University back paying reparations to help atone for the school's past. Undergraduates voted overwhelmingly Thursday in favor of a $27.20 per semester "Reconciliation Contribution" fee to benefit descendants of 272 slaves

Georgetown University Students Hope Slavery Reparations Vote Sets Nationwide 'Precedent'

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Lawsuit Filed By 2 Stanford Students Over College Admissions Scam

News 9 Two college students have filed a lawsuit against the University of Southern California, Yale University and other colleges where prosecutors say parents paid bribes to ensure their children's admission. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in federal court in

Lawsuit Filed By 2 Stanford Students Over College Admissions Scam

Changes To State Healthcare Could Affect Thousands

Grant Hermes Changes are on the way for Medicaid in Oklahoma, despite criticism and warnings from experts around the country who say new state policies and proposals could force thousands of Oklahoma families off coverage.

Changes To State Healthcare Could Affect Thousands

Gay Teen Kicked Out Of Home Will Pay $0 To Attend Georgetown

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After raising nearly $130,000 to cover tuition, the gay Florida valedictorian who says his parents kicked him out will pay nothing to go to college this fall.

Gay Teen Kicked Out Of Home Will Pay $0 To Attend Georgetown

News 9

After raising nearly $130,000 to cover tuition, the gay Florida valedictorian who says his parents kicked him out will pay nothing to go to college this fall.

D.C. Couple Killed In ISIS-Claimed Attack Were Cycling World

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The two Americans killed in an ISIS-claimed attack in Tajikistan over the weekend were a couple from Washington D.C. who left their lives in the nation's capital to see the world together by bicycle.

D.C. Couple Killed In ISIS-Claimed Attack Were Cycling World

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The two Americans killed in an ISIS-claimed attack in Tajikistan over the weekend were a couple from Washington D.C. who left their lives in the nation's capital to see the world together by bicycle.

Hunter, Drummond In Runoff For Republican Attorney General Nominee

News On 6

Current Attorney General Mike Hunter and Osage County attorney and rancher Gentner Drummond will meet again in the August 28th runoff election.

Hunter, Drummond In Runoff For Republican Attorney General Nominee

News On 6

Current Attorney General Mike Hunter and Osage County attorney and rancher Gentner Drummond will meet again in the August 28th runoff election.

Three Republicans Vie For Attorney General

News On 6

There are three Republican candidates for attorney general: Mike Hunter, Gentner Drummond and Angela Bonilla.

Three Republicans Vie For Attorney General

News On 6

There are three Republican candidates for attorney general: Mike Hunter, Gentner Drummond and Angela Bonilla.

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Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Christian Hans Firefighters say a semi-truck caught fire Tuesday morning along I-44 near Wellston.

Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Christian Hans Firefighters say a semi-truck caught fire Tuesday morning along I-44 near Wellston.

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

Chris Williams From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

Chris Williams From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.

How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system

Jordan Fremstad Oklahoma City nonprofit Diversion Hub will help more people overcome systemic issues within the criminal justice system. The organization started in Oklahoma County five years ago and has served more than 11,000 people since its start.

How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system

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Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Christian Hans Firefighters say a semi-truck caught fire Tuesday morning along I-44 near Wellston.

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

Chris Williams From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.

Medical Minute: What can 'active hope' do for your children?

Oklahoma Governor Race: Who is Gentner Drummond?

Collinsville Police Join National Program Designed To Support Officers, Better Protect Community

Tulsa Police Join ABLE Project To Help Prevent Officer Misconduct

College Scam Mastermind Rick Singer Gets 3.5 Years In Prison

Paxlovid Has Been Free So Far. Next Year, Sticker Shock Awaits

New Atlas Of Bird Migration Shows Extraordinary Journeys

New Atlas Of Bird Migration Shows Extraordinary Journeys

FDA Advisers Weigh COVID-19 Shots For Babies, Young Children

FDA Advisers Weigh COVID-19 Shots For Babies, Young Children

Increased Infectious Disease Risk Likely From Climate Change

Increased Infectious Disease Risk Likely From Climate Change

Climate Change May Increase Risk Of New Infectious Diseases

Climate Change May Increase Risk Of New Infectious Diseases

Harvard Pledges $100 Million To Atone For Role In Slavery

Harvard Pledges $100 Million To Atone For Role In Slavery

Georgetown University Students Hope Slavery Reparations Vote Sets Nationwide 'Precedent'

Georgetown University Students Hope Slavery Reparations Vote Sets Nationwide 'Precedent'

Lawsuit Filed By 2 Stanford Students Over College Admissions Scam

Lawsuit Filed By 2 Stanford Students Over College Admissions Scam

Changes To State Healthcare Could Affect Thousands

Changes To State Healthcare Could Affect Thousands

Gay Teen Kicked Out Of Home Will Pay $0 To Attend Georgetown

Gay Teen Kicked Out Of Home Will Pay $0 To Attend Georgetown

D.C. Couple Killed In ISIS-Claimed Attack Were Cycling World

D.C. Couple Killed In ISIS-Claimed Attack Were Cycling World

Hunter, Drummond In Runoff For Republican Attorney General Nominee

Hunter, Drummond In Runoff For Republican Attorney General Nominee

Three Republicans Vie For Attorney General

Three Republicans Vie For Attorney General

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Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system

How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system

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Semi-truck catches fire on I-44 near Wellston

Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'

How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system

Rain chances increase Tuesday: Which parts of the state could see storms

Geary H.S. burns in fire, community steps up to fundraise

Garfield County group calls for grand jury investigation, alleging state officials allowed abuse