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Edmond Mayor Approves Removal Of Racist Language From Town Covenant

News 9 The mayor of Edmond signed a document on Tuesday approving the amendment of discriminatory language from existing historical property documents.

Pete Hegseth Secretary Of Defense Hearing: Sen. Mullin Calls Out Senate's 'Double Standards'

News On 6 At Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing, Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin used his seven minutes to defend Hegseth against allegations of past misdeeds and questioned his critics' objections to his qualifications. After the hearing concluded, Sen. Mullin elaborated on his comments in an interview with Griffin Media’s Alex Cameron.

Oklahoma Votes: Local Election Results

News 9 Voters across the metro participated in local elections on Tuesday. Here are the results.

4 Things To Know About Putnam City Schools' 2025 Innovation Bond

News 9 The “Innovation Bond” is a $198.75 million package that would be spent over five years, if passed. The district says the bond would not impose a tax increase on folks in the area. It will extend the current tax from a previous school bond.

Senate Democrats Roll Out Legislative Priorities For 2025, Focusing On 4 Main Topics

News 9 Senate Democrats are rolling out their plans for the 2025 legislative session. They say they have four main priorities for the year: a great education for everyone, prosperity for all, longer and healthier lives, and open and fair government.

Lawmakers Call For Action To Address Conditions At Oklahoma County Detention Center

News 9 State and local officials held a press conference on Monday to address the findings of a recent report on the conditions at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, calling for immediate legislative action to address the crisis.

Lawmakers Call For Action To Address Conditions At Oklahoma County Detention Center

What Is A Commutation? Understanding The Legal Process

News 9 A commutation is a legal process that reduces a criminal sentence without overturning the conviction, often granted for reasons of fairness, rehabilitation, or humanitarian considerations.

What Is A Commutation? Understanding The Legal Process

News 9 A commutation is a legal process that reduces a criminal sentence without overturning the conviction, often granted for reasons of fairness, rehabilitation, or humanitarian considerations.

Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: Who’s Running, Who’s Speculated To Run?

News 9 Oklahoma's 2026 gubernatorial race is heating up, with Attorney General Gentner Drummond announcing his candidacy. Other potential candidates include Speaker Charles McCall and State Superintendent Ryan Walters, while U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern has confirmed he will not run.

Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: Who’s Running, Who’s Speculated To Run?

Deadline Approaches As Petitioners Call For Investigation Into Oklahoma Human Services

News 9 Critics of Oklahoma's Department of Human Services have until Monday night to deliver the 5,000 signatures needed to call for a grand jury investigation into the agency.

Deadline Approaches As Petitioners Call For Investigation Into Oklahoma Human Services

News 9 Critics of Oklahoma's Department of Human Services have until Monday night to deliver the 5,000 signatures needed to call for a grand jury investigation into the agency.

Your Vote Counts: Open Primaries, Survivorship Bill, And Mental Health Settlement

News On 6 As the 60th Oklahoma Legislature begins, lawmakers are diving into hot-button issues like open primaries, justice for domestic violence survivors, and a federal mental health settlement that could reshape state policy.

Your Vote Counts: Open Primaries, Survivorship Bill, And Mental Health Settlement

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Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

News 9 A seafood restaurant in Oklahoma City announced that it will permanently close after serving its final dinner on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

News 9 A seafood restaurant in Oklahoma City announced that it will permanently close after serving its final dinner on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

News 9 A man on death row convicted of shooting and killing a 22-year-old Tecumseh Police officer in 2017 died Tuesday morning at a local hospital, authorities say.

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

News 9 A man on death row convicted of shooting and killing a 22-year-old Tecumseh Police officer in 2017 died Tuesday morning at a local hospital, authorities say.

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

News 9 Crews are responding to a commercial fire near downtown Oklahoma City.

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

News 9 Crews are responding to a commercial fire near downtown Oklahoma City.

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Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

News 9 A seafood restaurant in Oklahoma City announced that it will permanently close after serving its final dinner on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

News 9 A man on death row convicted of shooting and killing a 22-year-old Tecumseh Police officer in 2017 died Tuesday morning at a local hospital, authorities say.

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

News 9 Crews are responding to a commercial fire near downtown Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Council Approves $875,000 Settlement In Stavian Rodriguez Case

News 9 The Oklahoma City Council voted 5-3 on Tuesday to approve a proposed $875,000 settlement agreement with the family of Stavian Rodriguez, a 15-year-old who was fatally shot by police in November 2020 during an armed robbery.

Norman Power Outage Caused By Vehicle Crash

News 9 Parts of a Norman neighborhood are without power Tuesday morning after a vehicle crash near 24th Avenue Southeast and Wheatland Drive.

FBI Searching For More Victims Connected To Holdenville Teacher Accused In Child Porn Possession Case

News 9 The FBI is seeking more victims connected to a man accused of possessing child pornography, according to a news release issued Tuesday by the agency.

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DC Debrief: Speaker Of The House Is Elected And Jimmy Carter's Legacy Is Honored

News On 6 Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron discussed the latest developments in D.C., including the peaceful certification of the electoral vote and preparations for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20

DC Debrief: Speaker Of The House Is Elected And Jimmy Carter's Legacy Is Honored

Hot Seat Extended: Oklahoma Power Alliance Exec. Director Responds To Criticism Of Renewable Energy Growth

News 9 In this edition of Hot Seat, Scott Mitchell talks to a top official in Oklahoma’s renewable energy industry, Mark Yates.

Hot Seat Extended: Oklahoma Power Alliance Exec. Director Responds To Criticism Of Renewable Energy Growth

News 9 In this edition of Hot Seat, Scott Mitchell talks to a top official in Oklahoma’s renewable energy industry, Mark Yates.

Oklahoma Lawmaker Files Bill To Increase Access To Menstrual Products In Schools

News 9 Oklahoma Senator Nikki Nice proposes a bill to provide free menstrual products in schools, aiming to reduce stigma, support students, and ease the burden on teachers.

Oklahoma Lawmaker Files Bill To Increase Access To Menstrual Products In Schools

News 9 Oklahoma Senator Nikki Nice proposes a bill to provide free menstrual products in schools, aiming to reduce stigma, support students, and ease the burden on teachers.

Gov. Kevin Stitt Issues Executive Order On NIL Payments

Haley Weger Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order allows colleges to directly pay student-athletes for their Name, Image, and Likeness, aiming to address disparities in national NIL rules.

Gov. Kevin Stitt Issues Executive Order On NIL Payments

Haley Weger Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order allows colleges to directly pay student-athletes for their Name, Image, and Likeness, aiming to address disparities in national NIL rules.

An Update From The Capitol On Illegal Border Crossings

Alex Cameron Between October 2019 and June 2024, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported just under 11 million border encounters nationwide.

An Update From The Capitol On Illegal Border Crossings

Alex Cameron Between October 2019 and June 2024, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported just under 11 million border encounters nationwide.

Trump Sentenced In Felony "Hush Money" Case, Released With No Restrictions

CBS News Appearing in court virtually from his Mar-a-Lago home Friday, President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced for his crimes in the New York "hush money" case, to unconditional discharge for his 34 felony counts, released with no restrictions.

Trump Sentenced In Felony "Hush Money" Case, Released With No Restrictions

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Edmond Mayor Approves Removal Of Racist Language From Town Covenant

Pete Hegseth Secretary Of Defense Hearing: Sen. Mullin Calls Out Senate's 'Double Standards'

Oklahoma Votes: Local Election Results

4 Things To Know About Putnam City Schools' 2025 Innovation Bond

Senate Democrats Roll Out Legislative Priorities For 2025, Focusing On 4 Main Topics

Here's The Confirmation Hearing Schedule For Trump's Cabinet Picks

Justice Dept. Releases Special Counsel's Report On Hunter Biden

Justice Dept. Releases Special Counsel's Report On Hunter Biden

Lawmakers Call For Action To Address Conditions At Oklahoma County Detention Center

Lawmakers Call For Action To Address Conditions At Oklahoma County Detention Center

What Is A Commutation? Understanding The Legal Process

What Is A Commutation? Understanding The Legal Process

Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: Who’s Running, Who’s Speculated To Run?

Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: Who’s Running, Who’s Speculated To Run?

Deadline Approaches As Petitioners Call For Investigation Into Oklahoma Human Services

Deadline Approaches As Petitioners Call For Investigation Into Oklahoma Human Services

Your Vote Counts: Open Primaries, Survivorship Bill, And Mental Health Settlement

Your Vote Counts: Open Primaries, Survivorship Bill, And Mental Health Settlement

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Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

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Local Seafood Restaurant Announces Closure After 10 Years

Man On Death Row For Murder Of Tecumseh Police Officer In 2017 Dies At Hospital

Authorities Respond To Commercial Fire Near Downtown OKC

Oklahoma City Council Approves $875,000 Settlement In Stavian Rodriguez Case

Norman Power Outage Caused By Vehicle Crash

FBI Searching For More Victims Connected To Holdenville Teacher Accused In Child Porn Possession Case

DC Debrief: Speaker Of The House Is Elected And Jimmy Carter's Legacy Is Honored

DC Debrief: Speaker Of The House Is Elected And Jimmy Carter's Legacy Is Honored

Hot Seat Extended: Oklahoma Power Alliance Exec. Director Responds To Criticism Of Renewable Energy Growth

Hot Seat Extended: Oklahoma Power Alliance Exec. Director Responds To Criticism Of Renewable Energy Growth

Oklahoma Lawmaker Files Bill To Increase Access To Menstrual Products In Schools

Oklahoma Lawmaker Files Bill To Increase Access To Menstrual Products In Schools

Gov. Kevin Stitt Issues Executive Order On NIL Payments

Gov. Kevin Stitt Issues Executive Order On NIL Payments

An Update From The Capitol On Illegal Border Crossings

An Update From The Capitol On Illegal Border Crossings

Trump Sentenced In Felony "Hush Money" Case, Released With No Restrictions

Trump Sentenced In Felony "Hush Money" Case, Released With No Restrictions