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Sen. Darrell Weaver announces 2026 campaign for Lieutenant Governor

Amanda Siew State Senator Darrell Weaver announced he is running to be Oklahoma's next lieutenant governor as a Republican in the 2026 election.

Self-defense, abuse reporting, inmate IDs: Oklahoma lawmakers advance 3 public safety laws

Haley Weger State lawmakers in the house and senate both advance more than a dozen bills aimed at improving public safety in Oklahoma.

Halfway mark in Oklahoma legislative session: What's moving in the Senate and House?

Haley Weger Oklahoma legislative session midway mark approaches with late-night deliberations expected. Learn about the critical bills being reviewed and how they impact you.

Senate bill advances to enhance law enforcement presence for 2028 Olympics and other major events

Haley Weger The Oklahoma Senate has passed a bill to strengthen law enforcement cooperation across county lines, ensuring adequate coverage for the 2028 Olympics and other large-scale events in the state.

Oklahoma sees record domestic violence homicides, YWCA remains optimistic about policy changes

Jordan Fremstad Oklahoma set a record for the number of domestic violence homicides in 2023. A state report shows the most recent count is the highest in 20 years. However, one advocate is optimistic about the future.

Oklahoma County Sheriff, lawmakers taking first steps for Olympic-sized security

Jennifer Pierce Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a bill to expand law enforcement resources as Oklahoma City prepares to host events for the 2028 Summer Olympics.

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Sen. Darrell Weaver Discusses Law Enforcement Challenges In Preventing Terror Attacks

News 9 Senator Darrell Weaver discusses the challenges of preventing violent crimes and terrorist acts, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance and preparation from law enforcement agencies.

Sen. Darrell Weaver Discusses Law Enforcement Challenges In Preventing Terror Attacks

News 9 Senator Darrell Weaver discusses the challenges of preventing violent crimes and terrorist acts, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance and preparation from law enforcement agencies.

Oklahoma Senator With Law Enforcement Background Reacts To New Orleans Terror Attack

News 9 Sen. Darrell Weaver from Moore is reacting to the New Year's Day terror attack in New Orleans.

Oklahoma Senator With Law Enforcement Background Reacts To New Orleans Terror Attack

News 9 Sen. Darrell Weaver from Moore is reacting to the New Year's Day terror attack in New Orleans.

'You Are Not Alone:' New Initiative For Human Trafficking Victims

News 9 Law enforcement and lawmakers have started an initiative to let human trafficking victims across the state know they are not alone.

'You Are Not Alone:' New Initiative For Human Trafficking Victims

News 9 Law enforcement and lawmakers have started an initiative to let human trafficking victims across the state know they are not alone.

'Somebody Has To Take Responsibility:' State Senator Demanding Answers After Assassination Attempt

News 9 Lawmakers across the nation and in Oklahoma are raising questions and concerns following the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump. Weaver says he was watching the incident live, and his decades of training raised immediate red flags.

'Somebody Has To Take Responsibility:' State Senator Demanding Answers After Assassination Attempt

Your Vote Counts: Senate Takeover

News 9 Political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Sen. Julia Kirt and Sen. Darrell Weaver about what is happening in the Oklahoma Senate.

Your Vote Counts: Senate Takeover

News 9 Political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Sen. Julia Kirt and Sen. Darrell Weaver about what is happening in the Oklahoma Senate.

‘Right Thing To Do:' Lawmakers Override Stitt’s Veto To Increase Retirement Benefits For Law Enforcement

News 9 Lawmakers overrode Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill to increase law enforcement retirement benefits. However, the move came with debate on Wednesday.

‘Right Thing To Do:' Lawmakers Override Stitt’s Veto To Increase Retirement Benefits For Law Enforcement

News 9 Lawmakers overrode Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill to increase law enforcement retirement benefits. However, the move came with debate on Wednesday.

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Your Vote Counts: Senate Takeover

News 9 Political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Sen. Darrell Weaver and Sen. Julia Kirt about what is happening in the Oklahoma Senate.

Your Vote Counts: Senate Takeover

News 9 Political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Sen. Darrell Weaver and Sen. Julia Kirt about what is happening in the Oklahoma Senate.

Oklahoma Senator Prioritizes Domestic Violence Legislation For Coming Regular Session

Matt McCabe Sen. Darrell Weaver, a Republican from Moore, has filed two bills which would strengthen protections for survivors of domestic violence.

Oklahoma Senator Prioritizes Domestic Violence Legislation For Coming Regular Session

Matt McCabe Sen. Darrell Weaver, a Republican from Moore, has filed two bills which would strengthen protections for survivors of domestic violence.

Oklahoma Lawmakers Study Public Safety Concerns During Interim

News 9 The importance of interim studies in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Lawmakers Study Public Safety Concerns During Interim

News 9 The importance of interim studies in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Senator Proposes Harsher Penalties For People Who Steal Guns Out Of Cars

Feliz Romero The Oklahoma City Police Department said more than 600 guns were stolen out of vehicles in 2022 and that statistic isn’t getting any better. An Oklahoma senator is responding to that statistic with a bill.

Oklahoma Senator Proposes Harsher Penalties For People Who Steal Guns Out Of Cars

Oklahoma Senator Files Bill To Make Crimes Targeting Law Enforcement Hate Crimes

News 9 An Oklahoma senator files a bill to make violent crimes specifically targeting law enforcement a hate crime. If found guilty of murdering an officer, criminals would spend the rest of their lives in prison or be sentenced to death. Senate Bill 96 was insp

Oklahoma Senator Files Bill To Make Crimes Targeting Law Enforcement Hate Crimes

State Agents Bust Meth Trafficking Ring After Year-Long Investigation

News 9 Early Thursday morning, several law enforcement agencies including, the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and the US Marshal Service, served arrest warrants on suspected drug dealers. As of noon Thursday 16 of 33 defendants were in custody, including their most wanted suspect in the operation, Paran Burrus.

State Agents Bust Meth Trafficking Ring After Year-Long Investigation

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Cleveland County Detention Center chief resigns day after officer attack

Anna Denison John Bishop, the Chief of Detention at the Cleveland County Detention Center has resigned, Sheriff Chris Amason confirmed on Tuesday.

Oklahoma historian and horticulturist release book on OKC parks' history

Anna Denison Oklahoma historian Bob Blackburn and horticulturist Brian Doherty have teamed up to create Parks of Oklahoma City, a new book exploring the development and history of the city's parks.

4 arrested in OKC, accused of mailing fentanyl to jail

Anna Denison Four people are in custody for allegedly mailing fentanyl to the Oklahoma County Jail, according to authorities.

Deteriorating roads cost Oklahoma drivers $6.3 billion annually, report finds

Christian Hans Oklahoma drivers lose $6.3 billion annually due to poor roads, congestion and safety issues, a new report finds.

Body found at Boomer Lake in Stillwater

Christian Hans Stillwater Police are working near Boomer Lake after a body was found in the area Tuesday morning.

Edmond-based Celtic Throne prepares for upcoming international tour

Addie Crawford The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch is taking a look at the Edmond-based Irish dance group Celtic Throne, as the group prepares to depart on an international tour.

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