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OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark welcomes first guests
Tevis Hillis
After years of anticipation, the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark is officially open, welcoming its first guests to an entertainment destination developed by the Chickasaw Nation.
WATCH: OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark ribbon-cutting ceremony
Carrie Winchel
The much-anticipated OKANA Resort welcomes guests with a 100,000-square-foot water park, restaurants, and entertainment.
OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark opens soon—here’s what to expect
Anna Denison
Visitors will soon have a new destination for luxury stays and family fun as OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark prepares to open in Oklahoma City.
3 Major Tribes Come To Agreement With Oklahoma About Tribal Car Tags
News On 6
The Cherokee Nation approved a 10-year extension to its car tag compact with Oklahoma, updating registration rules for citizens living outside the reservation.
Opening Soon: New Date Set For OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark
News 9
OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark has moved up its opening date from spring 2025 to winter 2025. Reservations are now open for stays starting Feb. 21, with the grand opening scheduled for March 6.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Plans For Power Storage Facility Would Impact Hundreds Of Oklahoma Residents
Tess Maune
Thousands of acres of private land and more than 500 homes are at stake with the proposal to build a hydroelectric storage facility along Oklahoma's Kiamichi River.
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6 Chickasaw Nation Officials Sworn Into Office Following July Election
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According to a release from the Chickasaw Nation, six officials elected in the July general election were sworn into office on Tuesday, Oct. 1, during a ceremony at the Chickasaw Nation Community Center.
6 Chickasaw Nation Officials Sworn Into Office Following July Election
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According to a release from the Chickasaw Nation, six officials elected in the July general election were sworn into office on Tuesday, Oct. 1, during a ceremony at the Chickasaw Nation Community Center.
Everything You Need To Know About The OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark
News 9
A new resort development, the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, is poised to become a landmark attraction in Oklahoma City when it opens in Spring 2025. Here is everything you need to know about the resort.
Everything You Need To Know About The OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark
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A new resort development, the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, is poised to become a landmark attraction in Oklahoma City when it opens in Spring 2025. Here is everything you need to know about the resort.
Oklahoma Business Leaders Meet Lawmakers In Washington To Discuss Future Tax Policies
Alex Cameron
Members of the State Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma met with lawmakers in Washington, D.C., as part of the Chamber’s annual fly-in.
Oklahoma Business Leaders Meet Lawmakers In Washington To Discuss Future Tax Policies
Alex Cameron
Members of the State Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma met with lawmakers in Washington, D.C., as part of the Chamber’s annual fly-in.
Tribes Face Food Shortages As USDA Distribution Program Stalls; Congress Steps In
Alex Cameron
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack apologized this week to tribes and low-income elderly for the recent failure of USDA food delivery programs many of them rely on. The apology came at a joint committee hearing where two prominent Oklahoma tribal members helped detail the problems they've been dealing with.
Tribes Face Food Shortages As USDA Distribution Program Stalls; Congress Steps In
Alex Cameron
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack apologized this week to tribes and low-income elderly for the recent failure of USDA food delivery programs many of them rely on. The apology came at a joint committee hearing where two prominent Oklahoma tribal members helped detail the problems they've been dealing with.
USDA Faces Questions Over Food Program Problems
News On 6
Federal agriculture officials have been called to testify on Capitol Hill about distribution problems plaguing food programs that serve tribes and the elderly.
USDA Faces Questions Over Food Program Problems
News On 6
Federal agriculture officials have been called to testify on Capitol Hill about distribution problems plaguing food programs that serve tribes and the elderly.
Gov. Stitt Opts Out Of Federal Summer Food Program For Second Year In A Row
Jordan Tidwell
For the second year in a row, Gov. Kevin Stitt has decided not to participate in a federal summer food program in 2025. He says the state has plenty of resources on our own to make sure kids are fed, but food banks say the federal money could be crucial to helping kids.
Gov. Stitt Opts Out Of Federal Summer Food Program For Second Year In A Row
Jordan Tidwell
For the second year in a row, Gov. Kevin Stitt has decided not to participate in a federal summer food program in 2025. He says the state has plenty of resources on our own to make sure kids are fed, but food banks say the federal money could be crucial to helping kids.
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Sulphur Businesses Face Financial Delays Amid Recovery
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It's been more than three months since the town of Sulphur was hit by a deadly tornado. Many residents are still facing a need for financial recovery.
Sulphur Businesses Face Financial Delays Amid Recovery
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It's been more than three months since the town of Sulphur was hit by a deadly tornado. Many residents are still facing a need for financial recovery.
PORCH: Citizens Caring For Children Celebrates 40 Years
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Citizens Caring for Children, a nonprofit organization that provides basic necessities to children in foster care, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. The organization's executive director Lynn Roller joined the News 9 team on the Arca-Continental Southwest Beverages Porch.
PORCH: Citizens Caring For Children Celebrates 40 Years
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Citizens Caring for Children, a nonprofit organization that provides basic necessities to children in foster care, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. The organization's executive director Lynn Roller joined the News 9 team on the Arca-Continental Southwest Beverages Porch.
President Biden Approves Disaster Declaration For Chickasaw Nation
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According to a press release from The White House, federal funding is now available to the Chickasaw Nation, and certain private nonprofits on a cost-sharing basis. The aid would be for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities that were damaged by the storms.
President Biden Approves Disaster Declaration For Chickasaw Nation
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According to a press release from The White House, federal funding is now available to the Chickasaw Nation, and certain private nonprofits on a cost-sharing basis. The aid would be for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities that were damaged by the storms.
Oklahoma Tribal Leaders Support OCU's Newly Formed Tribal Sovereignty Institute
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Oklahoma tribal leaders and a metro university moved forward on Tuesday in an educational partnership. The next step is to hire an Executive Director for the Institute, which could take about a year.
Oklahoma Tribal Leaders Support OCU's Newly Formed Tribal Sovereignty Institute
News 9
Oklahoma tribal leaders and a metro university moved forward on Tuesday in an educational partnership. The next step is to hire an Executive Director for the Institute, which could take about a year.
2 Plead Guilty Following Investigation Into Stephens Co. Fentanyl Overdose Death
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Two people charged following the overdose death of a Stephens County resident have pleaded guilty to their involvement in a "drug conspiracy," court records say.
2 Plead Guilty Following Investigation Into Stephens Co. Fentanyl Overdose Death
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Two people charged following the overdose death of a Stephens County resident have pleaded guilty to their involvement in a "drug conspiracy," court records say.
Town Hall Meeting Saturday: Disaster Relief In Sulphur
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According to a news release, The City of Sulphur and Murray County are hosting a disaster update town hall meeting for residents to get the latest information on disaster assistance.
Town Hall Meeting Saturday: Disaster Relief In Sulphur
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According to a news release, The City of Sulphur and Murray County are hosting a disaster update town hall meeting for residents to get the latest information on disaster assistance.
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Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'
Chris Williams
From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.
Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'
Chris Williams
From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.
How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system
Jordan Fremstad
Oklahoma City nonprofit Diversion Hub will help more people overcome systemic issues within the criminal justice system. The organization started in Oklahoma County five years ago and has served more than 11,000 people since its start.
How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system
Jordan Fremstad
Oklahoma City nonprofit Diversion Hub will help more people overcome systemic issues within the criminal justice system. The organization started in Oklahoma County five years ago and has served more than 11,000 people since its start.
Rain chances increase Tuesday: which parts of the state could see storms
News 9
Expect a more active week of weather in Oklahoma, beginning with Tuesday's warmer temperature and rising chances of rain. David Payne has your forecast.
Rain chances increase Tuesday: which parts of the state could see storms
News 9
Expect a more active week of weather in Oklahoma, beginning with Tuesday's warmer temperature and rising chances of rain. David Payne has your forecast.
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Jennie Baranczyk, Sooners excited for at least one more game together: 'I’m just excited that this team gets to keep playing'
Chris Williams
From a slow start to an exciting victory—see how the OU Sooners turned the game around against Iowa and secured their position in Spokane's Sweet 16.
How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system
Jordan Fremstad
Oklahoma City nonprofit Diversion Hub will help more people overcome systemic issues within the criminal justice system. The organization started in Oklahoma County five years ago and has served more than 11,000 people since its start.
Rain chances increase Tuesday: which parts of the state could see storms
News 9
Expect a more active week of weather in Oklahoma, beginning with Tuesday's warmer temperature and rising chances of rain. David Payne has your forecast.
Geary H.S. burns in fire, community steps up to fundraise
Elizabeth Fitz
Former Geary H.S. teacher returns as a firefighter, mourns loss of historic band room. Discover the fundraiser seeking to restore memories and repair the damage.
Garfield County group calls for grand jury investigation, alleging state officials allowed abuse
Carrie Winchel
The Grand Jury Justice petitions for a grand jury in Garfield County, OK, targeting alleged negligence in the Department of Human Services, with a focus on alleged abuse at the Robert M. Greer Center.
OK County Judge Receives Supreme Court Reprimand
Sylvia Corkill
Allegations against Oklahoma County District Judge Amy Palumbo of improper treatment of Sheriff Tommie Johnson's deputies and alleged plans for his arrest. Documents obtained by News 9 shed light on a formal complaint and subsequent reprimand.
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