Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Pause New Data Center Projects for Three Years

Here are some of the top stories News on 6 is following in Green Country and across Oklahoma. 1. Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes pause data center projects The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes have voted to pause new data center projects on tribal lands for three years. Tribal leaders say the moratorium will give them time to study the potential impacts and determine whether data centers are a good fit for the tribes' future. 2. Oklahoma governor candidates oppose beef import plan Gubernatorial candidates Mike Mazzei and Cyndi Munson say they oppose President Donald Trump's plan to import more beef in an effort to lower prices. Both candidates say they have their own plans to support Oklahoma ranchers and strengthen the state's cattle industry. 3. High prices impact Tulsa State Fair Higher prices are affecting both vendors and visitors at the Tulsa State Fair. Vendors say rising food and fuel costs are forcing them to raise prices for customers. Fairgoers are also feeling the impact of higher costs while attending the event. 4. Delivery drivers' fight leaves one dead One person is dead and another is hospitalized after a fight between two delivery drivers outside Guthrie. Deputies say one person stabbed the other, who then shot and killed the person with the knife. The investigation is ongoing. 5. Person killed after running onto I-35 in Norman A person is dead after running from Norman Regional Hospital and onto Interstate 35 before being hit by a vehicle. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating what led to the incident. 6. Sara Polston back in prison Sara Polston is back in prison after the Oklahoma attorney general's office says she illegally voted twice this year. Polston was released on an ankle monitor just months into a sentence for a deadly drunken-driving crash.