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'Money Where It's Needed Most': Federal Grant To Have Major Impact On Oklahoma's Rural Water Systems

News On 6 Several Oklahoma communities are about to get major water system upgrades thanks to over $12.1 million in federal grants and loans. Kenneth Corn, the USDA's Rural Development Oklahoma State Director, shared all the details with News On 6 about where this funding will be going.

'A Great Opportunity': USDA Investment Into State's Renewable Energy Projects Looks To Generate New Jobs, Income

News 9 A $3 million investment from the USDA into Oklahoma's renewable energy projects is part of President Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.

Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Would Provide Billions For Oklahoma Rural Communities

Alex Cameron A "once-in-a-generation opportunity" is how Biden administration officials are describing the potential improvements available to rural communities in Oklahoma through the $1 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

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City Of Anadarko Collects Donations For People Affected By Hurricane Harvey

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The City of Anadarko is collecting donations to help the victims of hurricane Harvey.

City Of Anadarko Collects Donations For People Affected By Hurricane Harvey

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The City of Anadarko is collecting donations to help the victims of hurricane Harvey.

Former OK Senator Declines To Run In US House Race

News 9 Former state Senator Kenneth Corn is the latest to withdraw his name as a potential Democratic candidate for Oklahoma's U.S. Senate seat that is being vacated by Senator Tom Coburn.

Former OK Senator Declines To Run In US House Race

News 9 Former state Senator Kenneth Corn is the latest to withdraw his name as a potential Democratic candidate for Oklahoma's U.S. Senate seat that is being vacated by Senator Tom Coburn.

Former US Rep. Dan Boren Won't Run For Tom Coburn's Senate Seat

News 9 U.S. Rep. Dan Boren tells the Associated Press that he will not be running for Tom Coburn's U.S. Senate seat.

Former US Rep. Dan Boren Won't Run For Tom Coburn's Senate Seat

News 9 U.S. Rep. Dan Boren tells the Associated Press that he will not be running for Tom Coburn's U.S. Senate seat.

The Candidate With The Most Money Doesn't Always Win

News 9 With the midterm election over, political analysts are now looking at money that was contributed to and spent by some of the campaigns, and to what extent was there a correlation between money and outcome.

The Candidate With The Most Money Doesn't Always Win

Republican Todd Lamb Elected Lieutenant Governor

News 9 Republican Todd Lamb has been elected as Oklahoma's new Lieutenant Governor.

Republican Todd Lamb Elected Lieutenant Governor

News 9 Republican Todd Lamb has been elected as Oklahoma's new Lieutenant Governor.

Primary Election Results Begin to Come In

News 9 Oklahoma State Election Board officials said voting across the state went smoothly and preliminary reports show turnout appeared to be down in some areas.

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Primary Election Results Begin to Come In

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State Senator Wants Governor To Get Rid of Cabinet

News 9 A state senator is calling for Governor Brad Henry to get rid of his cabinet so the state can save millions of dollars a year.

State Senator Wants Governor To Get Rid of Cabinet

News 9 A state senator is calling for Governor Brad Henry to get rid of his cabinet so the state can save millions of dollars a year.

Senate Democrats, Republicans Reach Budget Deal

News 9 Senate leaders have reached a deal that would provide emergency funding for the senior nutrition program and public safety.

Senate Democrats, Republicans Reach Budget Deal

News 9 Senate leaders have reached a deal that would provide emergency funding for the senior nutrition program and public safety.

State Senator Alleges a 'Secret Fund' in the House

News 9 A state senator said he has the answer to restoring the full funding of the state's Senior Nutrition program by using money from what he calls a "secret fund."

State Senator Alleges a 'Secret Fund' in the House

News 9 A state senator said he has the answer to restoring the full funding of the state's Senior Nutrition program by using money from what he calls a "secret fund."

Some Lawmakers Say State Agency Cuts are Positive

News 9 There are continued cuts to state agencies because of a revenue shortfall, but there are some who say the cuts may be exactly what the government needs.

Some Lawmakers Say State Agency Cuts are Positive

News 9 There are continued cuts to state agencies because of a revenue shortfall, but there are some who say the cuts may be exactly what the government needs.

Another Bid Announced For Lt. Governor's Post

News On 6 Next year's race for Lieutenant Governor could be an eastern Oklahoma face-off.

Another Bid Announced For Lt. Governor's Post

News On 6 Next year's race for Lieutenant Governor could be an eastern Oklahoma face-off.

Work Continues on State Budget

News 9 State lawmakers are preparing to approve a budget for fiscal year 2010 that will represent a nearly 2 percent increase in spending over the current fiscal year, despite a revenue shortfall of about $600 million.

Work Continues on State Budget

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1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

News 9 Police say one person was killed after being ejected from a crash in Northeast Oklahoma City Friday night.

1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

News 9 Police say one person was killed after being ejected from a crash in Northeast Oklahoma City Friday night.

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

News 9 Police say a vehicle hit a pedestrian in southwest Oklahoma City on Friday night.

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

News 9 Police say a vehicle hit a pedestrian in southwest Oklahoma City on Friday night.

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

News 9 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

News 9 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

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1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

News 9 Police say one person was killed after being ejected from a crash in Northeast Oklahoma City Friday night.

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

News 9 Police say a vehicle hit a pedestrian in southwest Oklahoma City on Friday night.

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

News 9 Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.

Former Shawnee Pastor Charged With Molesting Multiple Girls; Court Documents Claim Church Covered Up Abuse For Years

Jordan Fremstad Former Shawnee pastor Charles Sulivant, 91, has been charged with sexually abusing multiple girls, with church officials accused of failing to report the abuse to police.

1 Injured In SW Oklahoma City Shooting

News 9 Police say one person was injured in a shooting in southwest Oklahoma City Friday night.

Harrah, Choctaw Arborist Working With Nonprofit To Replace Trees Lost To Tornadoes

News 9 Cleanup continues in Oklahoma County after Nov. 3 tornadoes, with local tree service owners and a nonprofit launching an effort to replant trees and restore Choctaw’s canopy while debris removal progresses.

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'Money Where It's Needed Most': Federal Grant To Have Major Impact On Oklahoma's Rural Water Systems

'A Great Opportunity': USDA Investment Into State's Renewable Energy Projects Looks To Generate New Jobs, Income

The Hot Seat: Federal Funds Growing Oklahoma

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Cherokee Nation, USDA Partnering To Help Farmers

Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Would Provide Billions For Oklahoma Rural Communities

City Of Anadarko Collects Donations For People Affected By Hurricane Harvey

City Of Anadarko Collects Donations For People Affected By Hurricane Harvey

Former OK Senator Declines To Run In US House Race

Former OK Senator Declines To Run In US House Race

Former US Rep. Dan Boren Won't Run For Tom Coburn's Senate Seat

Former US Rep. Dan Boren Won't Run For Tom Coburn's Senate Seat

The Candidate With The Most Money Doesn't Always Win

The Candidate With The Most Money Doesn't Always Win

Republican Todd Lamb Elected Lieutenant Governor

Republican Todd Lamb Elected Lieutenant Governor

Primary Election Results Begin to Come In

Primary Election Results Begin to Come In

State Senator Wants Governor To Get Rid of Cabinet

State Senator Wants Governor To Get Rid of Cabinet

Senate Democrats, Republicans Reach Budget Deal

Senate Democrats, Republicans Reach Budget Deal

State Senator Alleges a 'Secret Fund' in the House

State Senator Alleges a 'Secret Fund' in the House

Some Lawmakers Say State Agency Cuts are Positive

Some Lawmakers Say State Agency Cuts are Positive

Another Bid Announced For Lt. Governor's Post

Another Bid Announced For Lt. Governor's Post

Work Continues on State Budget

Work Continues on State Budget

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1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

Top Headlines

1 Dead In NE OKC Crash

Vehicle Hits Pedestrian In SW OKC

Sunny, Dry Weekend Ahead

Former Shawnee Pastor Charged With Molesting Multiple Girls; Court Documents Claim Church Covered Up Abuse For Years

1 Injured In SW Oklahoma City Shooting

Harrah, Choctaw Arborist Working With Nonprofit To Replace Trees Lost To Tornadoes