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U.S. Inflation Continued To Cool In September, Latest CPI Data Shows
News 9
U.S. inflation last month reached its lowest point since February 2021, clearing the way for another Federal Reserve rate cut and adding to the stream of encouraging economic data that has emerged in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. Lower gas prices and only slight increases in food costs may give families more disposable income to spend on essential goods and services.
Growing Number Of Millennial, Gen-Z Women Are Childless By Choice
CBS News
A growing number of Millennial and Gen-Z women are choosing not to become parents.
Oklahoma Sees Population Increase Following 2020 Census
Feliz Romero
According to the Census Bureau, Oklahoma is one of the top ten states for net domestic migration. That means people from other states are moving here.
Money Monday: 401-K Programs
News On 6
The Census Bureau said more than 30-percent of workers ages 15 to 64 have a 401-K. But some employees may not be taking advantage of the program or even understand exactly what a 401-K is. Our financial expert Paul Hood was here for Money Monday with some advice on 401-K programs.
IRS Wants Millions To Claim Child Tax Credit, Stimulus Funds
Associated Press
More than 9 million people and families who did not receive their advance child tax credit checks, stimulus payments and other tax rebates will soon get a letter from the IRS to claim their money.
Most US Workers Say Their Pay Isn't Keeping Up With Inflation
CBS News
Most U.S. workers say they are struggling to cover everyday expenses as stubbornly high inflation gobbles up pay gains, a new survey shows.
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Median US Income Remained Stagnant In 2021, Census Bureau Finds
CBS News
Americans are still feeling the impacts of the pandemic economy as median household incomes have remained stagnant or declined for two years in a row, according to new government data.
Median US Income Remained Stagnant In 2021, Census Bureau Finds
CBS News
Americans are still feeling the impacts of the pandemic economy as median household incomes have remained stagnant or declined for two years in a row, according to new government data.
Long COVID May Be Keeping Up To 4 Million Americans From Working
CBS News
While a typical case of COVID-19 can prevent people from working for a few days or weeks, long COVID — the term for cases in which symptoms persist for months or even years — is forcing some workers to retreat from the labor force altogether.
Long COVID May Be Keeping Up To 4 Million Americans From Working
CBS News
While a typical case of COVID-19 can prevent people from working for a few days or weeks, long COVID — the term for cases in which symptoms persist for months or even years — is forcing some workers to retreat from the labor force altogether.
Homeschooling Grows In Popularity In Wake Of Pandemic
CBS News
As students head back to school, not all are returning to the classroom.
Homeschooling Grows In Popularity In Wake Of Pandemic
CBS News
As students head back to school, not all are returning to the classroom.
Oklahoma City Is Now America's 20th-Largest City, According To Census Bureau
News 9
New census data shows Oklahoma City is now the 20th largest city in America. Mayor David Holt said the city was ranked 22nd last year and 27th in 2018.
Oklahoma City Is Now America's 20th-Largest City, According To Census Bureau
News 9
New census data shows Oklahoma City is now the 20th largest city in America. Mayor David Holt said the city was ranked 22nd last year and 27th in 2018.
Bank Of America Hikes Its Minimum Wage To $22 Per Hour
CBS News
Bank of America is giving its lowest-paid employees a bump in wages to $22 an hour, equivalent to nearly $46,000 a year for full-time workers.
Bank Of America Hikes Its Minimum Wage To $22 Per Hour
CBS News
Bank of America is giving its lowest-paid employees a bump in wages to $22 an hour, equivalent to nearly $46,000 a year for full-time workers.
Ascension St. John To Expand Mental Health, Counseling Services Through Online Program
News On 6
Ascension Saint John in Tulsa is expanding its online mental health and counseling services. Patients will now be able to use a smartphone tablet or laptop to connect with psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors through a program called Ascension Online Care. According to the Census Bureau, 31% of Oklahomans are struggling with their mental health currently.
Ascension St. John To Expand Mental Health, Counseling Services Through Online Program
News On 6
Ascension Saint John in Tulsa is expanding its online mental health and counseling services. Patients will now be able to use a smartphone tablet or laptop to connect with psychiatrists, psychologists and counselors through a program called Ascension Online Care. According to the Census Bureau, 31% of Oklahomans are struggling with their mental health currently.
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Tulsa Mayor Encourages Census Responses, Says City On Cusp Of Milestone
Jonathan Cooper
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum is pushing for all Oklahomans, especially those in areas surrounding Tulsa to fill out the census.
Tulsa Mayor Encourages Census Responses, Says City On Cusp Of Milestone
Jonathan Cooper
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum is pushing for all Oklahomans, especially those in areas surrounding Tulsa to fill out the census.
Oklahoma Public School Enrollment Reaches Historic High
Erick Payne
Oklahoma has more than 700,000 students in public school for the first time in state history. The State Department of Education reports showing 5,000 more students in school this year - than last. Comparing Oklahoma's enrollment to data nationally, many s
Oklahoma Public School Enrollment Reaches Historic High
Erick Payne
Oklahoma has more than 700,000 students in public school for the first time in state history. The State Department of Education reports showing 5,000 more students in school this year - than last. Comparing Oklahoma's enrollment to data nationally, many s
As Okla. Census Committee Forms, Challenges Are On Horizon
Grant Hermes
The Governor is optimistic the state’s new 20-member Census committee will have what they need to get the job done but they will face some hurdles to get over before next year. Large numbers of Oklahomans risk being under-counted or not counted at a
As Okla. Census Committee Forms, Challenges Are On Horizon
Grant Hermes
The Governor is optimistic the state’s new 20-member Census committee will have what they need to get the job done but they will face some hurdles to get over before next year. Large numbers of Oklahomans risk being under-counted or not counted at a
Governor Stitt Forms Committee To Make Sure Every Oklahoman Counted In 2020 Census
Tess Maune
Governor Kevin Stitt is putting together a new committee to make sure every Oklahoman is counted in the 2020 census.
Governor Stitt Forms Committee To Make Sure Every Oklahoman Counted In 2020 Census
Tess Maune
Governor Kevin Stitt is putting together a new committee to make sure every Oklahoman is counted in the 2020 census.
Census Bureau Hiring In Oklahoma
News On 6
The 2020 U.S. Census may not start until next year, but jobs to help ensure an accurate count are already available.
Census Bureau Hiring In Oklahoma
News On 6
The 2020 U.S. Census may not start until next year, but jobs to help ensure an accurate count are already available.
2020 Census Bureau Offering Jobs In Oklahoma City
Karl Torp
The 2020 U.S. Census may not start until next year, but jobs to help ensure an accurate count are already available. The Census Bureau said those jobs in Oklahoma will pay $17 to $21 an hour, and workers can make their own schedule. The jobs could last un
2020 Census Bureau Offering Jobs In Oklahoma City
Karl Torp
The 2020 U.S. Census may not start until next year, but jobs to help ensure an accurate count are already available. The Census Bureau said those jobs in Oklahoma will pay $17 to $21 an hour, and workers can make their own schedule. The jobs could last un
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Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel
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News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!
Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel
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News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!
New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma
Haley Weger
A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.
New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma
Haley Weger
A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
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Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel
News 9
News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!
New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma
Haley Weger
A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
Robert Morris' accuser, Cindy Clemishire, testifies at the Texas Capitol in Austin: 'He abused me'
CBS News
The woman at the center of the abuse case involving former Gateway Church founder Robert Morris testified Wednesday at the Texas Capitol in Austin, days after Morris turned himself in to Oklahoma authorities on child sexual abuse charges.
Crews extinguish fire Deer Creek near Waterloo Road and North May Avenue
Graham Dowers
Police say that a grass fire has broken out in Deer Creek on Wednesday.
Dean Blevins: Thunder dominate NBA, prepare for playoff push; Sooners, Cowboys gear up for NCAA and NIT action
Dean Blevins
Dean Blevins breaks down the Thunder’s rise as NBA title favorites, while the Sooners and Cowboys gear up for March Madness and the NIT.
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