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Overdose deaths dropped significantly both in Oklahoma and across the country in 2024, CDC data shows
Chloe Abbott
Overdose deaths dropped significantly both in Oklahoma and across the country in 2024, according to the CDC.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Tulsa Father's Unexpected Experience With New Medical Consent Procedures
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Oklahoma's HB 1018 would mandate written consent for pelvic exams on unconscious women, addressing a long-standing issue of consent in medical practices.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Oklahoma Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Mandate Consent For Pelvic Exams On Unconscious Female Patients
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A Tulsa lawmaker proposes a bill requiring consent for pelvic exams on unconscious female patients, addressing long-standing issues with unauthorized practices.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Explaining The Letters About Lead Pipes And How To Check If Your Home Is Safe
Kaitlyn Deggs
A city letter warning that water service lines could contain lead has raised concerns among Nowata residents, prompting calls for clarity and action on water infrastructure issues.
Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Importance Of Narcan Access Following State Rollback
Erin Conrad
News On 6 is looking into the State of Oklahoma's decision to remove all of its free naloxone—better known as Narcan—vending machines. The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (ODMHSAS) says the program was not cost-effective and didn't achieve its goals.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Arrest 2 Women After Newborns Test Positive for Drugs, Highlighting Growing Crisis
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Tulsa police have arrested two women who gave birth to babies that tested positive for drugs, highlighting a growing problem that law enforcement and healthcare professionals are grappling with.
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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: State's Water Quality After Judge Rules In Favor Of Coalition In Environmental Lawsuit
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The ruling mandates better environmental impact processes and neighbor notifications for large-scale poultry facility permits. Here is our Oklahoma's Own In-Focus look at the state's water quality.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: State's Water Quality After Judge Rules In Favor Of Coalition In Environmental Lawsuit
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The ruling mandates better environmental impact processes and neighbor notifications for large-scale poultry facility permits. Here is our Oklahoma's Own In-Focus look at the state's water quality.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Cost Of Insulin In Oklahoma
Erin Conrad
The state of Oklahoma is suing drug companies who make insulin and the prescription benefit managers who help negotiate drug prices. Attorney General Gentner Drummond says the companies and benefit managers are unlawfully inflating the price of the drug that keeps millions of diabetics alive.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Cost Of Insulin In Oklahoma
Erin Conrad
The state of Oklahoma is suing drug companies who make insulin and the prescription benefit managers who help negotiate drug prices. Attorney General Gentner Drummond says the companies and benefit managers are unlawfully inflating the price of the drug that keeps millions of diabetics alive.
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DUI suspect accused of killing motorcyclist in Tulsa wrong-way crash
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a 64-year-old man was drunk when he crashed into two motorcycles on the IDL Sunday night.
DUI suspect accused of killing motorcyclist in Tulsa wrong-way crash
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a 64-year-old man was drunk when he crashed into two motorcycles on the IDL Sunday night.
Tulsa First Responders ambushed while aiding shooting victim. Suspect killed after pursuit
Victor Pozadas
Tulsa Police Department confirm an ambush took place near 3111 East 56 Street after first responders were tending to a shooting victim.
Tulsa First Responders ambushed while aiding shooting victim. Suspect killed after pursuit
Victor Pozadas
Tulsa Police Department confirm an ambush took place near 3111 East 56 Street after first responders were tending to a shooting victim.
What Oklahoma’s new nurse practitioner law means for patients and providers
MaKayla Glenn
News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Shelby Pope, a Skiatook-base nurse practitioner who says this change will make a big difference for both patients and small practices like hers.
What Oklahoma’s new nurse practitioner law means for patients and providers
MaKayla Glenn
News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Shelby Pope, a Skiatook-base nurse practitioner who says this change will make a big difference for both patients and small practices like hers.
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DUI suspect accused of killing motorcyclist in Tulsa wrong-way crash
News On 6
Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a 64-year-old man was drunk when he crashed into two motorcycles on the IDL Sunday night.
Tulsa First Responders ambushed while aiding shooting victim. Suspect killed after pursuit
Victor Pozadas
Tulsa Police Department confirm an ambush took place near 3111 East 56 Street after first responders were tending to a shooting victim.
What Oklahoma’s new nurse practitioner law means for patients and providers
MaKayla Glenn
News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Shelby Pope, a Skiatook-base nurse practitioner who says this change will make a big difference for both patients and small practices like hers.
Drowning tragedy stirs caution at Bluestem Falls; OHP says to prioritize safety
Ryan Gillin
Tragic drownings highlight need for safety at Bluestem Lake: from life jackets to buddy systems, Trooper Griffith outlines preventative measures.
Tulsa judge removed from murder case after private meeting with suspect
Reagan Ledbetter
Tulsa County judge Sharon Holmes has been removed from a murder case after she had a private meeting with the suspect alone, in her chambers.
What are the qualifications required for nurse practitioners to obtain independent prescriptive authority in Oklahoma?
Bella Roddy
Oklahoma’s new law, effective in November 2025, allows certain nurse practitioners to prescribe medications without physician supervision, a move aimed at expanding healthcare access, especially in rural communities. But what exactly does it take for a nurse practitioner to qualify for this new level of independence? Here is a breakdown.
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