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ConocoPhillips Says Profit Down 80 Percent

ConocoPhillips Says Profit Down 80 Percent

News On 6 ConocoPhillips says its first-quarter profit tumbled 80 percent from a year ago as sharply lower crude and natural-gas prices walloped results at the nation's third-largest oil company.

Federal appeals court cuts in half Valdez oil spill judgment against Exxon

Federal appeals court cuts in half Valdez oil spill judgment against Exxon

News On 6 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A federal appeals court on Friday cut in half a $5 billion jury award for punitive damages against Exxon Mobil Corp. in the 1989 Valdez oil spill that smeared black goo across roughly

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OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma State Department of Health has confirmed a case of measles in Oklahoma City and is investigating potential public exposure.

OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma State Department of Health has confirmed a case of measles in Oklahoma City and is investigating potential public exposure.

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Deanne Stein Aimed at reducing fraud, the move has raised concerns about how it will impact those relying on Social Security benefits.

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Deanne Stein Aimed at reducing fraud, the move has raised concerns about how it will impact those relying on Social Security benefits.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

Alex Cameron Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

Alex Cameron Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.

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OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

OSDH confirms measles case in OKC, identifies potential exposure site

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma State Department of Health has confirmed a case of measles in Oklahoma City and is investigating potential public exposure.

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Do I need to verify my identity for Social Security?

Deanne Stein Aimed at reducing fraud, the move has raised concerns about how it will impact those relying on Social Security benefits.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

What you need to know about air traffic controllers and air traffic control training in the U.S.

Alex Cameron Congress could soon take up legislation to protect one of Oklahoma’s more critical jobs from future funding issues: air traffic controllers.

Thunder look to extend winning streak against Pistons at Paycom Center

Thunder look to extend winning streak against Pistons at Paycom Center

Destini Pittman OKC will face the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night at Paycom Center, looking to extend its winning streak to 11 games.

2 Logan County deputies released from hospital, 1 suspect dead following domestic dispute

2 Logan County deputies released from hospital, 1 suspect dead following domestic dispute

Destini Pittman Two Logan County deputies have been released from the hospital after being shot during a domestic dispute that left a suspect dead, according to the Logan. Co Sheriff’s Office.

'A sigh of relief': Stillwater voters approve new $8.75 million animal welfare center

'A sigh of relief': Stillwater voters approve new $8.75 million animal welfare center

Cameron Joiner The City of Stillwater is getting a new animal welfare center after residents passed a major General Obligation (GO) bond during Tuesday night’s election. The $8.75 million bond project aims to triple the size of Stillwaters’ current facility, which hasn’t been updated in over 4 decades.

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