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Road Trip Oklahoma stopping in Chickasha

Road Trip Oklahoma stopping in Chickasha

News 9 Running between Thanksgiving and New Years, Chickasha's Festival of Light has become an award winning display with over 4 million lights. The event brings in approximately 300,000 people and is produced mainly through charitable contributions and volunteer efforts. One of the current major projects underway in Chickasha is the construction of a new Early Education Center, a 20-million dollar job, which is expected to be finished in August 2012.

TU football player, named WAC defensive player of the week

TU football player, named WAC defensive player of the week

News On 6 (Denver-AP) -- Tulsa defensive tackle Sam Rayburn is the Western Athletic Conference's defensive player of the week.

League officials say they were impressed by Rayburn's performance in

TU Football begins Spring practice

TU Football begins Spring practice

News On 6 Tulsa University's football team will start spring practices today.

Forty-four lettermen -- including eight starters on offense and defense -- will be returning.

Quarterbacks Tyler

McLaughlin earns second team All-WAC honors

McLaughlin earns second team All-WAC honors

News On 6 TULSA, Okla. (AP) _ Tulsa defensive end Drew McLaughlin has been named second team All-Western Athletic Conference, the league announced.

McLaughlin finished his senior season with 81 tackles,

GOLDEN HURRICANE Hurting - Hopes Hanging on Youth

GOLDEN HURRICANE Hurting - Hopes Hanging on Youth

Injuries to key defenders could hobble Tulsa in its season opener Thursday night against Indiana State. But coach Keith Burns says he'll compensate by putting younger players on

TU plays Indiana St on Thursday

TU plays Indiana St on Thursday

News On 6 (Tulsa-AP) -- Injuries to key defenders could hobble Tulsa in its season opener Thursday night against Indiana State. But coach Keith Burns says he'll compensate by putting younger players on the field.

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The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

Graham Dowers In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, London Lockhart with The CARE Center joined us live on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to discuss Paint the Town Blue, an annual awareness campaign that aims to uplift child survivors and engage the community in standing against abuse.

The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

Graham Dowers In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, London Lockhart with The CARE Center joined us live on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to discuss Paint the Town Blue, an annual awareness campaign that aims to uplift child survivors and engage the community in standing against abuse.

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

CBS News President Trump again said his administration is "looking into" how to send "homegrown criminals" who are Americans to foreign prisons, despite both a past Supreme Court ruling against this and questions about the constitutionality.

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

CBS News President Trump again said his administration is "looking into" how to send "homegrown criminals" who are Americans to foreign prisons, despite both a past Supreme Court ruling against this and questions about the constitutionality.

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers Tinker Air Force Base held a ceremony Monday honoring two airmen who lost their lives in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers Tinker Air Force Base held a ceremony Monday honoring two airmen who lost their lives in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

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The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

The CARE Center paints the town blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month

Graham Dowers In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month, London Lockhart with The CARE Center joined us live on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to discuss Paint the Town Blue, an annual awareness campaign that aims to uplift child survivors and engage the community in standing against abuse.

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

President Trump says he would 'love to' send American 'homegrown criminals' to foreign prisons

CBS News President Trump again said his administration is "looking into" how to send "homegrown criminals" who are Americans to foreign prisons, despite both a past Supreme Court ruling against this and questions about the constitutionality.

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Fallen Tinker airmen honored 30 years after Oklahoma City bombing

Graham Dowers Tinker Air Force Base held a ceremony Monday honoring two airmen who lost their lives in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

Oklahoma House Rep. Cyndi Munson announces run for governor

Oklahoma House Rep. Cyndi Munson announces run for governor

Christian Hans Oklahoma House Rep. Cyndi Munson (D-District 85) has announced her intention to run for governor in 2026.

Oklahoma County Sheriff to announce 6 arrests in connection to 2024 Edmond kidnapping

Oklahoma County Sheriff to announce 6 arrests in connection to 2024 Edmond kidnapping

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma County Sheriff is set to announce the arrest of six individuals tied to a 2024 kidnapping and robbery near Edmond.

Applications open for controlled hunts across Oklahoma

Applications open for controlled hunts across Oklahoma

Lacie Lowry The application window is now open controlled hunts in Oklahoma for deer, elk, antelope and turkey. The deadline is May 20, 2025.

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