The Oklahoma Warrior Honor Flight took off for Washington D.C. to allow veterans to see the monuments and memorials they know all too well what they represent. The one-day trip starts with a motorcade to the airport at around 5 a.m. escorted by the Tulsa Police Department and the Patriot Guard Riders. Read more at kjrh.com: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/i-needed-that-oklahoma-veterans-honored-with-trip-to-washington-d-c #veterans #oklahoma #washingtondc #honorflight

POSITIVELY OKLAHOMA: Man known for Christmas kindness strings up sweet surprise

A young Claremore family is thankful to be alive after taking shelter at the KOA Campground during the May 26 tornado. Ronnie Huckaby, his wife, and their 7-month-old baby were about to go to sleep when he got a frantic call from his friend. 2 News' Karen Larsen reports. Read more at kjrh.com: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/claremore-family-rides-out-tornado-at-koa-campground #campground #tornadodamage #oklahoma #claremore

A recent settlement by the National Association of Realtors could make the dream of home ownership tougher. The National Association of Realtors settled multiple lawsuits across the country, for more than $400 million. It changes the fee-structure of the real estate business. Typically, the seller would pay the entire commission of the realtors. Usually, a 6% rate, with 3% going to their own realtor, and 3% going to the buyer's retailer. 2 News' Brodie Myers reports. Read more at kjrh.com: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/realtors-association-settles-lawsuits-changing-homebuying-structure #lawsuit #realtor #homebuying #oklahoma #tulsa

'Little miracle': Sisters donate books written by late mom to Tulsa non-profit

BILL'S DUE: Pawnee asks for payments on past due utilities