John Durkee

TULSA, OK(AP) — The FBI is seeking information about six unsolved bank robberies in the Tulsa area.

Officials say the heists happened between May 2011 and March.

The most violent robbery occurred Sept. 16 at the Tulsa Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union. Three males pointed firearms at the customers and employees.

One of the robbers shot through the glass where a teller was standing and jumped over the counter. They took cash before fleeing in a Jeep Cherokee.

All were described as black males in their 20s.

Topping Our Local News this morning:

• Tulsa’s iconic Admiral Twin Drive-In is set to reopen a week from tomorrow.
• Tulsa educators vow to fight back against state funding levels….
• A cold murder case gets new attention for the Sheriff’s Office

Topping Our Local News:

• Your electric bill will be going down in Tulsa… because of natural gas prices.
•  Tulsa’s Bus Plant at the International Airport celebrates a milestone.
• Donations keep teachers jobs in the Tulsa Public Schools

Topping Our Local News:

·       There is more debate on how to finance airport renovation in Tulsa.

·       The clean-up continues from Monday morning’s severe storms.

·       The Governor signs the transportation improvement bill for the state.

In this morning's update:

• Thunderstorms cause wide spread damage across the Tulsa Metro.
• Thousands are without power.
• Flash Flood Warnings are issued for Tulsa.

Topping Our Local News This Morning:

• The Tulsa Reconciliation  Symposium hears from the grandson of Gandhi.
• Several people are arrested after an all night stand-off.
• A state ethics ruling may have far reaching consequences.

In this morning's local news update:

• The metro unemployment rate falls below 5%.
• New plans are made public about a failed Broken Arrow Casino.
• A man is shot while attempting to buy a computer off Craig's List.

Topping our local news this morning:

·       The mayor of Broken Arrow resigns as Mayor----but stays on the city council.

·       Softball size hail pounds the central part of the state…. leaving shattered skylights and windshields.

·       The wrecking ball could be coming to a Tulsa rec center near you.

In this news update:

• Get ready for a stormy couple of days across Green Country.
• Educators will wage campaigns against state incumbents who opposed additional education funding in the just concluded legislative session.
• The long holiday weekend claimed four lives at Oklahoma lakes.

A motorcycle rider is in critical condition this Friday after a high speed crash last night on the Tulsa expressway system.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports it was trying to stop a speeding cycle last night when the rider sped-up. At one point the OHP says speeds got to 120 mph. The motorcycle went out of control and crash at the 33rd West Avenue Exit of the Keystone Expressway. The crash happened about 9:30 last night.