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06/19/2026

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06/19/2026

🎉 Juneteenth celebrations are happening across Oklahoma this week, with communities honoring freedom, culture and history through festivals, live music, educational programs, runs and family-friendly events.

From Tulsa's historic Greenwood District and Oklahoma City's East End to communities all over the state, events will feature concerts, food, vendors, kids activities, cultural programming and more.

📍 Looking for an event near you? Check out our guide to celebrations happening across Oklahoma this weekend.

For decades, Steve Chrisman built a life around baseball. The former University of Tulsa Baseball Hall of Famer started ...
06/19/2026

For decades, Steve Chrisman built a life around baseball. The former University of Tulsa Baseball Hall of Famer started playing at age 7, eventually becoming a junior college All-American and helping Tulsa finish as national runner-up in the 1969 College World Series.

“God gave me the ability to be accurate,” Chrisman said. “I was the only kid on the team to get those strikes.”

At 77, however, Chrisman found himself facing a challenge far bigger than any game he had ever played. Severe circulation problems and painful wounds that would not heal threatened to cost him his leg.

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An Oklahoma hospital is asking people to stop requesting visits after it was featured in a new Netflix true-crime docume...
06/19/2026

An Oklahoma hospital is asking people to stop requesting visits after it was featured in a new Netflix true-crime documentary.

Since the documentary’s worldwide release on Netflix June 12, the hospital stated it received an influx of requests from people asking to visit, including going to parts of the building featured in the film, and speaking with and/or taking photos of staff.

"This is not a story of entertainment or a destination for tourism. It is a story of devastating loss," the hospital statement reads in-part.

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06/19/2026

⛈️ Scattered rain and storms developed across western and southwestern Oklahoma this morning and are moving east.

Some storms could become strong, producing small hail, heavy downpours and frequent lightning. The overall severe weather threat remains low.

☀️ Rain exits later this morning, setting up a beautiful June afternoon with highs in the low to mid-80s, light winds and mainly dry conditions.

🥵 However, the break from the heat won't last long. Temperatures climb back into the 90s this weekend, with some locations nearing 100 degrees under mostly sunny skies.

🌩️ Storm chances stay low through the weekend before our next system arrives Sunday night. More details in the comments below ⬇️

A Utah woman has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Stillwater, several police officers and detent...
06/19/2026

A Utah woman has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Stillwater, several police officers and detention officers, alleging she was assaulted, wrongfully arrested, denied medical care and subjected to an unconstitutional strip search while in custody.

The lawsuit, filed April 10 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, comes weeks after the city agreed to pay more than $2.5 million to settle a separate civil rights case involving another woman who alleged she was improperly strip-searched at the Stillwater City Jail.

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Oklahoma City is now preparing for the demolition of the May Avenue bridge spanning Northwest Expressway. Drivers in nor...
06/19/2026

Oklahoma City is now preparing for the demolition of the May Avenue bridge spanning Northwest Expressway.

Drivers in northwest Oklahoma City should expect delays and detours as crews begin dismantling bridge as part of a major intersection improvement project.

In a news conference on Thursday, Oklahoma City Public Works Senior Project Manager Ryan Co**ha said crews are taking a methodical approach to removing the bridge, with demolition beginning this weekend and continuing over the coming weeks.

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President Donald Trump called Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond a “fake Republican” and a “radical left Dumocra...
06/19/2026

President Donald Trump called Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond a “fake Republican” and a “radical left Dumocrat” in a post on Truth Social on Thursday.

Trump also reaffirmed his support for Mike Mazzei in the Oklahoma Governor’s race, praising his support of a proposed aluminum smelter in Inola as a “desperately needed job producer.”

Drummond filed a lawsuit against the plant.

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06/19/2026

⚾ Last year, North Carolina ended Oklahoma's season.

This year, the Sooners get another shot, with a national championship on the line. ⬇️

Authorities say 1 person is dead after being shot near Interstate 240 and Walker Service Road Wednesday night.Investigat...
06/18/2026

Authorities say 1 person is dead after being shot near Interstate 240 and Walker Service Road Wednesday night.
Investigators say first responders found Devin Brewer dead in a field when they first arrived on scene.

Oklahoma City Police Department says the victim was shot in the head when first responders arrived, where they declared Brewer dead at the scene.

Details on what preceded the shooting are unknown at this time, but more information will be shared when made available.

Officials say no arrests have been made, and ask anyone with information to call the Homicide Tip Line at (405) 297-1200

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