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Oklahoma Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over License Plate Reading Cameras

Oklahoma Lawmaker Raises Concerns Over License Plate Reading Cameras

News On 6 Oklahoma Rep. Tom Gann has raised concerns about license plate reading cameras, focusing on data privacy and the need for updated laws to protect Fourth Amendment rights.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Pryor Police Chief Defends License Plate Cameras As ODOT Requests Their Removal

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Pryor Police Chief Defends License Plate Cameras As ODOT Requests Their Removal

News On 6 The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is asking the Pryor Police to remove license plate reading cameras, citing placement issues, despite their role in enhancing public safety.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Hackers Targeting SNAP Benefits, Leaving Families in Financial Bind. Here's How To Protect Your Info

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Hackers Targeting SNAP Benefits, Leaving Families in Financial Bind. Here's How To Protect Your Info

Erin Conrad Jessica Shaw, a Tulsa mom, relies on SNAP to feed her two daughters. But when her benefits card was hacked, she was left with nothing—just weeks before Christmas. SNAP theft is affecting families across Oklahoma and the U.S., costing taxpayers millions and leaving families scrambling for help. Here's how you can protect your benefits:

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Sentence For Man Convicted Of Child Sexual Abuse Outrages Victims

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Sentence For Man Convicted Of Child Sexual Abuse Outrages Victims

Reagan Ledbetter In an Oklahoma's Own In Focus, News On 6 is digging into the growing outrage over the sentence handed down to a man convicted of sexually abusing two young girls he knew. A Tulsa County Jury found Shawn Canady guilty of two counts of child sexual abuse in September and the jury recommended he be sentenced to 20 years for each count, but judge Sharon Holmes sentenced him to 20 years’ probation instead.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Flock Cameras Help Police Catch Criminals In Green Country

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Flock Cameras Help Police Catch Criminals In Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Sand Springs Police say the cameras read license plates and if any agency in the nation has entered a wanted person and their license plate, Sand Springs would get a hit if that vehicle is in their jurisdiction.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Explain Investigation Into Missing Woman Found Dead

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Explain Investigation Into Missing Woman Found Dead

Reagan Ledbetter Investigators say there were so many red flags when Cassidy Ritchie was reported missing, and the evidence made them believe she was already dead and had been murdered. They say this wasn't a rescue mission, so they had to do everything by the book.

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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Look At Mail Thefts And What You Can Do

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Look At Mail Thefts And What You Can Do

Amy Slanchik One of the first things experts say to do if you're mailing a check is to use a gel pen because that can't be washed if the check gets in the wrong hands. The postal service says it is working to make blue collection boxes more secure.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Look At Mail Thefts And What You Can Do

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Look At Mail Thefts And What You Can Do

Amy Slanchik One of the first things experts say to do if you're mailing a check is to use a gel pen because that can't be washed if the check gets in the wrong hands. The postal service says it is working to make blue collection boxes more secure.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Chloe Abbott Investigators say a teen was playing with the gun when it went off, hitting Seely Rudolph in the head and killing him. Police say his death was a tragic accident but a preventable one.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Share Gun Safety Tips After 18-Year-Old Dies From Accidental Shooting

Chloe Abbott Investigators say a teen was playing with the gun when it went off, hitting Seely Rudolph in the head and killing him. Police say his death was a tragic accident but a preventable one.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Police Say People Should Respond To Indecent Exposure

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Police Say People Should Respond To Indecent Exposure

News On 6 No matter the degree of the sex crime, Lieutenant Darin Ehrenrich with the Special Victims Unit says to file a police report. He says indecent exposure or Peeping Tom crimes have the potential to escalate to something worse.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Police Say People Should Respond To Indecent Exposure

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How Police Say People Should Respond To Indecent Exposure

News On 6 No matter the degree of the sex crime, Lieutenant Darin Ehrenrich with the Special Victims Unit says to file a police report. He says indecent exposure or Peeping Tom crimes have the potential to escalate to something worse.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Driving Instructor Provides Tips For Dealing With Road Rage

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Driving Instructor Provides Tips For Dealing With Road Rage

Matt Rahn Driving Instructor Robert Cole says a lot of road rage stems from letting things get under your skin.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Driving Instructor Provides Tips For Dealing With Road Rage

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Driving Instructor Provides Tips For Dealing With Road Rage

Matt Rahn Driving Instructor Robert Cole says a lot of road rage stems from letting things get under your skin.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Muskogee Police Protocol For Fentanyl Exposure

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Muskogee Police Protocol For Fentanyl Exposure

Jordan Tidwell Muskogee Police says it's protocol to get checked out by doctors if one of their officers was exposed to fentanyl because it's better to be safe than sorry.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Muskogee Police Protocol For Fentanyl Exposure

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Muskogee Police Protocol For Fentanyl Exposure

Jordan Tidwell Muskogee Police says it's protocol to get checked out by doctors if one of their officers was exposed to fentanyl because it's better to be safe than sorry.

Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Driver Involved In I-44 Bridge Crash Has History Of Dangerous Driving

Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Driver Involved In I-44 Bridge Crash Has History Of Dangerous Driving

Matt Rahn Rashaun Parker has a long list of driving violations and convictions in several counties, and she's currently facing charges of recklessly using a gun. Police say, unfortunately, it's not uncommon to see suspects in cases like these with a history of offenses.

Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Driver Involved In I-44 Bridge Crash Has History Of Dangerous Driving

Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Driver Involved In I-44 Bridge Crash Has History Of Dangerous Driving

Matt Rahn Rashaun Parker has a long list of driving violations and convictions in several counties, and she's currently facing charges of recklessly using a gun. Police say, unfortunately, it's not uncommon to see suspects in cases like these with a history of offenses.

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OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

News 9 Norman Police are investigating the death of Joe Pal, a University of Oklahoma rugby player and National Guard member, who died five days after being hospitalized following a physical altercation near campus; no arrests have been made.

OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

News 9 Norman Police are investigating the death of Joe Pal, a University of Oklahoma rugby player and National Guard member, who died five days after being hospitalized following a physical altercation near campus; no arrests have been made.

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Matt Kalish The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Monday the state government must stop requesting bids for a plan to purchase Bibles for public schools.

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Matt Kalish The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Monday the state government must stop requesting bids for a plan to purchase Bibles for public schools.

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

News On 6 Residents in the small town of Tarleton were forced to evacuate Tuesday night as a wildfire threatened homes, officials said.

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

News On 6 Residents in the small town of Tarleton were forced to evacuate Tuesday night as a wildfire threatened homes, officials said.

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OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

OU Rugby player dies after altercation, police conducting ‘death investigation’

News 9 Norman Police are investigating the death of Joe Pal, a University of Oklahoma rugby player and National Guard member, who died five days after being hospitalized following a physical altercation near campus; no arrests have been made.

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Oklahoma Supreme Court freezes Bible-buying plan for public schools

Matt Kalish The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Monday the state government must stop requesting bids for a plan to purchase Bibles for public schools.

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

Terlton grass fire impacts residents, leading to evacuations

News On 6 Residents in the small town of Tarleton were forced to evacuate Tuesday night as a wildfire threatened homes, officials said.

OSU cuts funding to Innovation Foundation in response to audit results

OSU cuts funding to Innovation Foundation in response to audit results

David Prock Oklahoma State University will cease funding for its Innovation Foundation after an audit revealed $41 million in misappropriated funds, with $11.5 million transferred without proper contracts. Organizational changes are also underway.

Man found dead in Wagoner County, Tulsa Police investigating

Man found dead in Wagoner County, Tulsa Police investigating

Drake Johnson A homicide investigation is underway in Wagoner County after a man was found dead Monday morning near Porter.

Broken Arrow Public Schools addresses bus altercation: 'We are working with all parties involved'

Broken Arrow Public Schools addresses bus altercation: 'We are working with all parties involved'

David Prock Broken Arrow schools address a bus incident where students filmed an assault instead of intervening; police are investigating.

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