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Plaintiffs Suing Oil, Gas Companies Gained Access To Critical Evidence

Plaintiffs Suing Oil, Gas Companies Gained Access To Critical Evidence

Plaintiffs suing local oil and gas companies for damages caused by the 2011 Prague earthquake gained access on Tuesday to what could prove to be critical -- and possibly incriminating -- evidence.

Some Prague Earthquake Victims Still Have Not Fully Recovered 5 Years Later

Some Prague Earthquake Victims Still Have Not Fully Recovered 5 Years Later

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This week marks the five-year anniversary since the big Prague earthquake of 2011.

Earthquake Suits Pile Up Against Oklahoma Energy Companies

Earthquake Suits Pile Up Against Oklahoma Energy Companies

With a new lawsuit filed by the Sierra Club Tuesday, some of the state’s largest energy companies now face lawsuits seeking class-action status in two counties and action in federal court...

Environmental Groups Threaten To Sue Energy Companies

Environmental Groups Threaten To Sue Energy Companies

News 9 Local environmental groups threatened to sue four of the state's biggest oil and natural gas companies.

State Supreme Court OK's Woman's Lawsuit Against Energy Companies

State Supreme Court OK's Woman's Lawsuit Against Energy Companies

News 9 Oklahoma's Supreme Court Tuesday ruled that a Prague woman can sue two Oklahoma energy companies.

Report: Disposal Well Near Prague Earthquake Epicenter Drilled Too Deep

Report: Disposal Well Near Prague Earthquake Epicenter Drilled Too Deep

News 9 You may remember that powerful 5.7 earthquake that hit near Prague in 2011.

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OK Supreme Court To Hear Prague Lawsuit On Earthquakes

OK Supreme Court To Hear Prague Lawsuit On Earthquakes

News 9 Four years after the largest recorded earthquake in Oklahoma history, the state Supreme Court will consider hearing a Prague woman's lawsuit against energy companies. The courts will decide whether two oil companies were responsible for the 2011 earthquake in Prague.

OK Supreme Court To Hear Prague Lawsuit On Earthquakes

OK Supreme Court To Hear Prague Lawsuit On Earthquakes

News 9 Four years after the largest recorded earthquake in Oklahoma history, the state Supreme Court will consider hearing a Prague woman's lawsuit against energy companies. The courts will decide whether two oil companies were responsible for the 2011 earthquake in Prague.

Prague Woman Injured In 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Sues Energy Companies

Prague Woman Injured In 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Sues Energy Companies

News 9 A Prague, Oklahoma, woman who was injured in a 5.6 magnitude earthquake in November 2011 is suing several energy companies.

Prague Woman Injured In 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Sues Energy Companies

Prague Woman Injured In 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Sues Energy Companies

News 9 A Prague, Oklahoma, woman who was injured in a 5.6 magnitude earthquake in November 2011 is suing several energy companies.

News 9 Goes Back To Prague One Year After Record Earthquake

News 9 Goes Back To Prague One Year After Record Earthquake

News 9 A year after a 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Prague, you can still see some of the damage in the walls at the Prague City Hall. It runs all the way up to the ceiling, but luckily, it's not structural damage.

News 9 Goes Back To Prague One Year After Record Earthquake

News 9 Goes Back To Prague One Year After Record Earthquake

News 9 A year after a 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit Prague, you can still see some of the damage in the walls at the Prague City Hall. It runs all the way up to the ceiling, but luckily, it's not structural damage.

Prague Residents Clean Up After Earthquake

Prague Residents Clean Up After Earthquake

News 9 Residents in Prague, Oklahoma continued to clean up on Monday after two strong earthquakes hit the area.

Prague Residents Clean Up After Earthquake

Prague Residents Clean Up After Earthquake

News 9 Residents in Prague, Oklahoma continued to clean up on Monday after two strong earthquakes hit the area.

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Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

CBS News Vice President JD Vance reacted to the death of Pope Francis a day after meeting with the pontiff on Easter Sunday, saying he was "happy to see him yesterday," though he noted that Francis "was obviously very ill."

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

CBS News Vice President JD Vance reacted to the death of Pope Francis a day after meeting with the pontiff on Easter Sunday, saying he was "happy to see him yesterday," though he noted that Francis "was obviously very ill."

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Addie Crawford Mad Science of Central Oklahoma says it wants to give kids the chance to learn, even when they are not in school.

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Addie Crawford Mad Science of Central Oklahoma says it wants to give kids the chance to learn, even when they are not in school.

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Summer Miller The Oklahoma State Department of Health has identified possible measles exposures in Norman and Slaughterville.

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Summer Miller The Oklahoma State Department of Health has identified possible measles exposures in Norman and Slaughterville.

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Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

Vice President JD Vance reacts to Pope Francis' death one day after meeting him

CBS News Vice President JD Vance reacted to the death of Pope Francis a day after meeting with the pontiff on Easter Sunday, saying he was "happy to see him yesterday," though he noted that Francis "was obviously very ill."

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Addie Crawford Mad Science of Central Oklahoma says it wants to give kids the chance to learn, even when they are not in school.

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Summer Miller The Oklahoma State Department of Health has identified possible measles exposures in Norman and Slaughterville.

Jason Lowe sworn in as Oklahoma Co. District 1 Commissioner

Jason Lowe sworn in as Oklahoma Co. District 1 Commissioner

Beau Smith Jason Lowe was sworn in on Monday as the new Oklahoma County Commissioner for District 1.

Amazing Athlete Carli Sisco

Amazing Athlete Carli Sisco

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for April 21, 2025, is Carli Sisco from McLoud.

Tornado recovery underway in Ada after EF-1 leaves trail of heartbreak

Tornado recovery underway in Ada after EF-1 leaves trail of heartbreak

Alexis Young Residents in Ada are recovering after an EF1 tornado tore through parts of the city Saturday night, leaving a path of destruction that damaged homes, businesses, and displaced families.

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