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Man sentenced to 25 years in jail for killing cousin at Bricktown hotel in 2021

Lisa Monahan Moments before his murder trial, Tarius Reed, 42, stunned the courtroom by entering a blind plea in the 2021 shooting death of his cousin, Mario Vines, inside a Bricktown hotel. Reed was sentenced to 25 years in jail on Tuesday.

Richard Glossip Case: Full timeline of his 27 years on death row

Jordan Fremstad The U.S. Supreme Court has vacated the conviction of Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip, ruling that he did not receive a fair trial—marking the latest turn in a decades-long legal battle. Here is a timeline of his 27 years on death row.

Gentner Drummond applauds Supreme Court's decision to vacate Richard Glossip's conviction in press conference

Graham Dowers U.S. Supreme Court vacates Richard Glossip's conviction, citing unfair trial. Oklahoma Attorney General applauds ruling.

Oklahoma Appeals Court Upholds 10-Year Sentence For Rideshare Driver In Sex Crime Case

Lisa Monahan The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the 10-year prison sentence for Timothy Alexander Greene, a rideshare driver convicted of sexually assaulting a passenger, affirming the jury's verdict and rejecting his appeal for a reduced sentence.

The mystery surrounding former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw's appeal is mounting.

More Motions Filed Under Seal In Holtzclaw Appeal

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The mystery surrounding former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw's appeal is mounting.

Oklahoma City 'Art With A Heart' Auction To Benefit Kids With Cancer

News 9 Join the OU women's basketball team and children artists for "Art with a Heart," an art show and auction of art created by children in the art therapy program at Jimmy Everest Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.

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Oklahoma City 'Art With A Heart' Auction To Benefit Kids With Cancer

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Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Allyson Luckie Breaking: Taco Bueno Employee injured in overnight armed robbery in Northwest Oklahoma City, updates to follow.

Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Allyson Luckie Breaking: Taco Bueno Employee injured in overnight armed robbery in Northwest Oklahoma City, updates to follow.

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Haley Weger State lawmakers spent hours Tuesday questioning the head of Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, digging into a $43 million funding gap that could require the state to step in and cover.

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

Jordan Fremstad One OKC organization sells Thunder gear to help people find and maintain permanent housing. Curbside Apparel provides job training for people experiencing homelessness. The money people spend cheering on their team can help welcome someone into a home.

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

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Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Allyson Luckie Breaking: Taco Bueno Employee injured in overnight armed robbery in Northwest Oklahoma City, updates to follow.

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s tax reform efforts aim to boost competitiveness

Scott Mitchell In this edition of Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell and Chad Warmington discuss Oklahoma’s evolving tax reform efforts and economic competitiveness.

Viewers spot Starlink Satellites over Piedmont

Destini Pittman Viewers in Piedmont witnessed a striking 'string of pearls' phenomenon from Starlink satellites.

OKC woman writing film to help people diagnosed with autism later in life

Elizabeth Fitz An Oklahoma City woman is writing a film called “Whales in the Sky” after being diagnosed later in life with autism spectrum disorder, she told News 9 on Thursday.

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Man sentenced to 25 years in jail for killing cousin at Bricktown hotel in 2021

Richard Glossip Case: Full timeline of his 27 years on death row

Gentner Drummond applauds Supreme Court's decision to vacate Richard Glossip's conviction in press conference

Oklahoma Appeals Court Upholds 10-Year Sentence For Rideshare Driver In Sex Crime Case

Oklahoma AG Files Brief With U.S. Supreme Court To Halt Glossip's Execution

Emergency Stay Of Execution Denied For Man Convicted Of 2 Murders

More Motions Filed Under Seal In Holtzclaw Appeal

More Motions Filed Under Seal In Holtzclaw Appeal

Oklahoma City 'Art With A Heart' Auction To Benefit Kids With Cancer

Oklahoma City 'Art With A Heart' Auction To Benefit Kids With Cancer

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Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

Top Headlines

Late night scare: armed robbery at Northwest Expressway Taco Bueno

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s tax reform efforts aim to boost competitiveness

Viewers spot Starlink Satellites over Piedmont

OKC woman writing film to help people diagnosed with autism later in life