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U.S. Senate Passes Annual Defense Authorization Bill

Alex Cameron The United States Senate’s overwhelmingly bipartisan passage Thursday of its version of the annual defense authorization bill set up a clash with the House, where two weeks ago, the GOP majority narrowly approved an NDAA laden with controversial culture war measures.

WATCH: Beyond The Bell, Episode 3 (April 9, 2022): Innovations In Aviation Education

News On 6 Continuing our discussion of aviation education in Oklahoma, Scott Mitchell leads a panel discussion with Griffin Communications' director of digital content Ryan Welton.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) released a collision report Friday, saying a plane was performing aerobatics before it crashed near Fairmont, Oklahoma, Thursday night, killing two people on board.

Man With Oklahoma Ties On Alleged ISIS Hit List

News 9 The FBI continues to investigate a hit list posted online by the terror group calling itself the Islamic State Hacking Division, Friday night. We now know that list of 100 military personnel includes a man with apparent ties to Oklahoma.

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Base Union, Contractor Reach Tentative Agreement

News 9 A tentative agreement has been reached between Vance Air Force Base contractor and union workers.

Base Union, Contractor Reach Tentative Agreement

News 9 A tentative agreement has been reached between Vance Air Force Base contractor and union workers.

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1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

News 9 One person has been transported to the hospital following a commercial fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

News 9 One person has been transported to the hospital following a commercial fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

Associated Press Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball’s leadoff position, has died. He was 65.

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

Associated Press Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball’s leadoff position, has died. He was 65.

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

News On 6 In a conversation with Scott Mitchell on The Hot Seat, Tres Savage, the editor-in-chief of NonDoc.com, delved into the complexities facing the journalism industry today.

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

News On 6 In a conversation with Scott Mitchell on The Hot Seat, Tres Savage, the editor-in-chief of NonDoc.com, delved into the complexities facing the journalism industry today.

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1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

News 9 One person has been transported to the hospital following a commercial fire in northwest Oklahoma City.

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

Associated Press Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball’s leadoff position, has died. He was 65.

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

News On 6 In a conversation with Scott Mitchell on The Hot Seat, Tres Savage, the editor-in-chief of NonDoc.com, delved into the complexities facing the journalism industry today.

Multiple Crashes Cause Traffic Delays Along Northbound I-35 In McClain County

News 9 Multiple crashes on northbound I-35 are impacting the flow of traffic on the highway in McClain County, authorities say.

President Biden Signs Government Funding Bill, Averting A Shutdown

CBS News The Senate early Saturday morning overwhelmingly approved a bill to avert a prolonged government shutdown, just hours after the House passed the measure with wide bipartisan support. The Senate vote came just after the Friday midnight deadline that would have marked the beginning of the shutdown.

Who's Leaving The Sooners? Here Are The OU Players Who Have Entered The Transfer Portal So Far

News On 6 The NCAA transfer portal is open, allowing student-athletes across the country to make the jump to other institutions. Here are the OU players who have entered their name into the portal so far.

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U.S. Senate Passes Annual Defense Authorization Bill

WATCH: Beyond The Bell, Episode 3 (April 9, 2022): Innovations In Aviation Education

Amazing Oklahomans: Salvador and Eden Gutierrez

Memorial Services For Vance Air Force Base Airmen Scheduled

OHP: Plane Was Performing Aerobatics When It Crashed Near Fairmont

Man With Oklahoma Ties On Alleged ISIS Hit List

Base Union, Contractor Reach Tentative Agreement

Base Union, Contractor Reach Tentative Agreement

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1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

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1 Injured In NW OKC Abandoned Commercial Building Fire

Stolen Base King Rickey Henderson Dies At 65

The Hot Seat: NonDoc's Tres Savage Shares Insights On Journalism's Challenges And The Future

Multiple Crashes Cause Traffic Delays Along Northbound I-35 In McClain County

President Biden Signs Government Funding Bill, Averting A Shutdown

Who's Leaving The Sooners? Here Are The OU Players Who Have Entered The Transfer Portal So Far