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State Representative Reacts To Volunteer Fire Departments Costly Battles With Grass Fires

Anjelicia Bruton Several grass fires raging through Western Oklahoma these past couple of weeks are keeping fire departments busy. State Representative Mike Dobrinski covers several counties west of Oklahoma County. He said having so many fires back-to-back is concerning when it comes to making sure there are enough resources.

David's Spring Severe Weather Forecast

David Payne It’s Spring in Oklahoma and that’s already meant tornadoes. Chief Meteorologist David Payne has been analyzing the data for his Spring Severe Weather Forecast.

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AEP Completes State's Largest Wind Farm

Emory Bryan AEP-PSO is using power generated at a wind farm just completed in Western Oklahoma. The Traverse wind farm adds 356 turbines to two smaller phases of the same generating system, together supplying enough power for 440,000 homes. The turbines are winterized, so they’re able to operate in some icy conditions.

AEP Completes State's Largest Wind Farm

Climate Experts Say Drought Could Get Worse

News On 6 Western Oklahoma is still experiencing a major drought, and climate experts warn it may not get much better. Experts said in the past 50 years, the dividing line between the drier west and more humid east has shifted 140 miles east and is now along the I-35 corridor.

Climate Experts Say Drought Could Get Worse

Hiland Dairy Issues Recall For Milk Contaminated With Food-Grade Sanitizers

News On 6 Hiland Dairy has issued a recall for chocolate milk that was handed out to students in several Oklahoma school districts. This recall is for Hiland's half-pint, 1% low-fat chocolate milk with a sell-by date of January 27th. The products came from the company's Norman facility and were handed out at Edmond, Deer Creek, and Piedmont schools.

Hiland Dairy Issues Recall For Milk Contaminated With Food-Grade Sanitizers

Severe Storms Expected To Hit Western, Central Okla. Monday

News 9 Storms are expected to develop in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles Monday afternoon and make their way into Western Oklahoma by the evening.

Severe Storms Expected To Hit Western, Central Okla. Monday

News 9 Storms are expected to develop in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles Monday afternoon and make their way into Western Oklahoma by the evening.

Central Oklahoma Sees A Wet Start To Monday

News 9 Fog and rain are the big concerns weather wise across Oklahoma, Monday. As people made their way out the door this morning, they encountered heavy fog making the visabiltiy around a half mile. The fog improved significantly as rain began to fall. However,

Central Oklahoma Sees A Wet Start To Monday

Claremore-Area Murder Victim Remembered For Kindness

News On 6 The family of Helen Pasdach wants her remembered, not as a murder victim, but as a caring mother and grandmother. Now that Helen's killer is behind bars for life, they feel they can finally begin to heal and remember the good times. Helen Pasdach was sitt

Claremore-Area Murder Victim Remembered For Kindness

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Slick Road Conditions Causes Multiple Crashes; Canadian Co. Deputy Involved

Brieon Sumlin

Light freezing drizzle has caused slick roads to develop in North Central, Central, and Western Oklahoma.

Slick Road Conditions Causes Multiple Crashes; Canadian Co. Deputy Involved

Brieon Sumlin

Light freezing drizzle has caused slick roads to develop in North Central, Central, and Western Oklahoma.

Rare Whooping Cranes Will Be Migrating Through Oklahoma

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One of the rarest birds in North America will be flying into Oklahoma very soon. Whooping cranes will be migrating through and if you see one, the Oklahoma Wildlife Department wants to be notified.

Rare Whooping Cranes Will Be Migrating Through Oklahoma

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One of the rarest birds in North America will be flying into Oklahoma very soon. Whooping cranes will be migrating through and if you see one, the Oklahoma Wildlife Department wants to be notified.