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Summer Guide: The Largest Lakes In The State Of Oklahoma

News 9 It wouldn't be a summer in Oklahoma without some time on a lake. The state boasts a great list of bodies of water, but here are 10 lakes with the most space. Did your favorite spot make the list?

Agreement Reached On The Use Of Water From Lake Sardis

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News 9 has learned more details on the water rights agreement made between Oklahoma, OKC and the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations.

DEQ Issues Mercury Warning About Fish In Some Oklahoma Lakes

News 9 The Oklahoma Department of Environment Quality (DEQ) has issued fish consumption advisories for 32 state lakes.

EMSA Ambulance Takes Near-Drowning Survivor Home For Holidays

News 9 EMSA medics are granting a Christmas wish for the family of a 4-year-old near-drowning survivor from Moore. They're taking the little girl home for the holidays in an ambulance.

Oklahoma City's Future Water Needs in Jeopardy Over Questionable Sardis Lake Deal

News 9 An agreement that appeared to be the solution to a long-standing state debt and to Oklahoma City's future water needs is now threatening to blow up into a major lawsuit.

Oklahoma Must Pay For Construction Of Sardis Lake

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

News On 6 DENVER (AP) _ The state of Oklahoma is asking a Denver appeals court to relieve the multimillion-dollar debt it incurred over the construction of Sardis Lake.

At issue is whether the state must

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Tombstones at Clayton cemetery removed

News On 6 CLAYTON, Okla. (AP) -- Residents of the southeastern Oklahoma town of Clayton are upset after finding dozens of tombstone's at the local cemetery pulled from the ground and stacked in piles.

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Tombstones at Clayton cemetery removed

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Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Matt McCabe Governor Stitt has maintained the state’s forestry service failed to deploy half its resources. But, what is half? Newly released data offers some insights to other comments he made during an interview with News 9 This Morning.

Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Jordan Fremstad Parents at Deer Creek School District expressed concern after a student's verbal threat, despite Oklahoma County Sheriff's investigation finding no credible risk. Details on the case and school's response.

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

News 9 Warm, dry, and windy week ahead in Oklahoma, with a chance for showers north of I-40. Stay tuned for updates on severe storm chances next week.

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

News 9 Warm, dry, and windy week ahead in Oklahoma, with a chance for showers north of I-40. Stay tuned for updates on severe storm chances next week.

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Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

News 9 Warm, dry, and windy week ahead in Oklahoma, with a chance for showers north of I-40. Stay tuned for updates on severe storm chances next week.

Federal government revokes multiple student visas in Oklahoma, leaving some in fear

Elizabeth Fitz The federal government revoked several student visas across Oklahoma universities, sparking concerns among students and experts.

Inmate assaults four detention officers at Oklahoma County Jail, authorities say

Deanne Stein An inmate at the Oklahoma County Jail is facing new charges after allegedly assaulting four detention officers during a search for contraband last week.

Two OC Student Visas revoked, university confirms

Destini Pittman Oklahoma Christian University confirmed to News 9 that student visas for two of its international students have been revoked.

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Summer Guide: The Largest Lakes In The State Of Oklahoma

Agreement Reached On The Use Of Water From Lake Sardis

DEQ Issues Mercury Warning About Fish In Some Oklahoma Lakes

EMSA Ambulance Takes Near-Drowning Survivor Home For Holidays

Oklahoma City's Future Water Needs in Jeopardy Over Questionable Sardis Lake Deal

Edmond Residents Will Pay Higher Water Bills in October

SE Oklahoma Lawmakers Rip Sardis Lake Plan

SE Oklahoma Lawmakers Rip Sardis Lake Plan

Oklahoma Must Pay For Construction Of Sardis Lake

Oklahoma Must Pay For Construction Of Sardis Lake

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Oklahoma seeks relief from multimillion-dollar debt

Tombstones at Clayton cemetery removed

Tombstones at Clayton cemetery removed

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Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

Top Headlines

Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Deer Creek parents frustrated over school district communication following ‘non-credible’ threat

Warm and dry Wednesday, cold front moves in

Federal government revokes multiple student visas in Oklahoma, leaving some in fear

Inmate assaults four detention officers at Oklahoma County Jail, authorities say

Two OC Student Visas revoked, university confirms