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Study Shows Benefits To Sleeping With Pets

Study Shows Benefits To Sleeping With Pets

Should you let your pet share your blankets and your bed? A recent Mayo clinic study is challenging the conventional wisdom that animals in the bedroom can mess with your sleep.

Fort Smith Police Say 2 Suspected Bank Robbers Have Ties To Oklahoma

Fort Smith Police Say 2 Suspected Bank Robbers Have Ties To Oklahoma

News On 6 Police said Brandon Knauls, 20, and Jeremiah Franklin, 19, are wanted for the robbery of First National Bank on Midland Avenue in Fort Smith.

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Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Destini Pittman Authorites are on scene of a house fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Destini Pittman Authorites are on scene of a house fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

Mike Glover Two sisters started a faith-based, nonprofit recovery home for women recently released from incarceration or struggling with addiction.

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

Mike Glover Two sisters started a faith-based, nonprofit recovery home for women recently released from incarceration or struggling with addiction.

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

Haley Weger The Tuttle Fire Department is preparing for wildfire season by implementing early response strategies, ensuring safety measures, and staying ready to protect Oklahoma residents from the escalating fire danger.

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

Haley Weger The Tuttle Fire Department is preparing for wildfire season by implementing early response strategies, ensuring safety measures, and staying ready to protect Oklahoma residents from the escalating fire danger.

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Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Authorities respond to northwest Oklahoma City house fire

Destini Pittman Authorites are on scene of a house fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

From Pain to Purpose: The miracle of Chosen House and its impact on Chandler

Mike Glover Two sisters started a faith-based, nonprofit recovery home for women recently released from incarceration or struggling with addiction.

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

How rural firefighters prepare for wildfire season in Oklahoma

Haley Weger The Tuttle Fire Department is preparing for wildfire season by implementing early response strategies, ensuring safety measures, and staying ready to protect Oklahoma residents from the escalating fire danger.

Allergies and Honeybees: What these two share

Allergies and Honeybees: What these two share

Stephanie Maniche Most people love spring but hate what comes with it, like the sneezing and itchy eyes from pollen-related allergies. Over-the-counter medicine is usually the default to help aid allergies but honey can oftentimes be the simple fix.

Jacob Mayhugh given three consecutive life sentences without parole for 2024 murders

Jacob Mayhugh given three consecutive life sentences without parole for 2024 murders

Graham Dowers Jacob Mayhugh, charged with the 2024 murders of Patty, James, and Shayla Mayhugh in Chickasha, has been formally sentenced to three consecutive life sentences without parole.

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.

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