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Local Tree Service Says Dead Trees Due To Last Summer's Extreme Heat
Jordan Tidwell
Many people in Green Country said they are noticing some of the trees on their property look dead, without leaves and tree limbs. A local service said last year's dry, hot summer is affecting trees in our area even now.
Local Tree Service Working To Cut Down 'Harmful' Bradford Pear Trees
News On 6
According to the Oklahoma State Natural Resources Extension, Bradford Pears are considered invasive species and are harmful to the environment and could potentially cause damage to your home or car because they break so easily and can fall.
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NYC funeral home company hit with another lawsuit over overseas burial mix-up
CBS News
NYC funeral home faces lawsuits after shocking mix-up: wrong body sent overseas for burial. Families demand justice.
NYC funeral home company hit with another lawsuit over overseas burial mix-up
CBS News
NYC funeral home faces lawsuits after shocking mix-up: wrong body sent overseas for burial. Families demand justice.
Warm Wednesday following early morning storms
News 9
Wednesday afternoon will bring highs of 70s after severe storms moved across Oklahoma earlier in the morning. Meteorologist Jed Castles has your full forecast.
Warm Wednesday following early morning storms
News 9
Wednesday afternoon will bring highs of 70s after severe storms moved across Oklahoma earlier in the morning. Meteorologist Jed Castles has your full forecast.
Tornado rips through Owasso: Roofs torn off, trees down as cleanup begins along 96th & Garnett
Cal Day
Tornado damage in Owasso: Homes hit, roofs torn off, and volunteers stepping up to help with cleanup. No injuries reported.
Tornado rips through Owasso: Roofs torn off, trees down as cleanup begins along 96th & Garnett
Cal Day
Tornado damage in Owasso: Homes hit, roofs torn off, and volunteers stepping up to help with cleanup. No injuries reported.
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NYC funeral home company hit with another lawsuit over overseas burial mix-up
CBS News
NYC funeral home faces lawsuits after shocking mix-up: wrong body sent overseas for burial. Families demand justice.
Warm Wednesday following early morning storms
News 9
Wednesday afternoon will bring highs of 70s after severe storms moved across Oklahoma earlier in the morning. Meteorologist Jed Castles has your full forecast.
Tornado rips through Owasso: Roofs torn off, trees down as cleanup begins along 96th & Garnett
Cal Day
Tornado damage in Owasso: Homes hit, roofs torn off, and volunteers stepping up to help with cleanup. No injuries reported.
Trump to announce new tariffs on what he calls "Liberation Day" amid fears of higher prices
CBS News
President Donald Trump will announce new tariffs on Wednesday, potentially increasing consumer prices amid concerns from economists and promises to revive American manufacturing jobs.
Tornado damage in Owasso: Homes destroyed, trees down as neighbors help with cleanup
News On 6
Severe storm damage in Owasso: Homes hit, trees down, and neighbors stepping up to help in the aftermath.
New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts
Robin Marsh
A new National Geographic docuseries, Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America, aims to provide an unflinching, moment-by-moment account of the tragic events of April 19, 1995. The three-part series, which premieres April 2 on National Geographic and will stream on Disney+ and Hulu, centers the voices of those who experienced the bombing firsthand.
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