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New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras Day with costumes and revelry despite weather concerns

Associated Press People donning skeleton masks and antlers on their heads gathered in New Orleans’ historic Treme neighborhood as the sun rose Tuesday, determined to beat an expected storm and celebrate Mardi Gras Day as they always have.

Researchers To Study Sunken Remains Of Last US Slave Ship In Alabama River

CBS News Researchers are returning to the Alabama coast near Mobile to assess the sunken remains of the last slave ship to bring captive Africans to the United States more than 160 years ago.

What Can Senior Bowl QBs Do To Improve Their Draft Stock?

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Baker Mayfield and Mason Rudolph are among the Senior Bowl prospects that will be evaluated.

Tornadoes Touch Down, Wreak Havoc In Louisiana

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Tornadoes touched down in southern Louisiana Tuesday, wiping houses from their foundations and downing power lines a severe line of weather moving across the region.

Flooded, soggy Southeast braces for more rain

News 9 Thunderstorms tracked into north Florida on Wednesday but drenched communities across the Gulf Coast remained wary of rising rivers and flooded roads as heavy rain remained in the forecast.

Tulsa to depart for GMAC Bowl

News 9 Tulsa will wrap up four days of practice on Monday when the Golden Hurricane departs for the GMAC Bowl

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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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1 in custody following armed robbery at NW OKC restaurant

Allyson Luckie An employee at a restaurant in northwest Oklahoma City was injured in an armed robbery, police say.

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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