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Oklahoma State Fair Opens Thursday, News 9 Teams To Compete In Fundraising Competition

News 9 The Oklahoma State Fair will open on Thursday and News 9's morning and evening news teams are competing in a fundraiser.

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden has welcomed five Yucatan box turtle hatchlings and a female Mang Mountain pit viper to the Herpetarium.

Police On Scene Of Reported Shooting In NE OKC

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Police are responding to the scene of a reported shooting in a northeast Oklahoma City neighborhood, Tuesday evening. Keep checking with News 9 and News9.com for more information.

Another Bump In The Road For Seattle Elephants Being Transported To OKC

News 9 There's been another bump in the road for the two elephants being transported from a zoo in Seattle to the Oklahoma City Zoo.

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Federal Judge Won't Block Elephants' Move From Seattle Zoo Either

News 9 A federal judge denied the injunction request of an activist group hoping to stop Seattle elephants from being transported to OKC Zoo.

Federal Judge Won't Block Elephants' Move From Seattle Zoo Either

News 9 A federal judge denied the injunction request of an activist group hoping to stop Seattle elephants from being transported to OKC Zoo.

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'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

Jordan Fremstad Survivor of the Murrah Bombing, Madison Naylor, now a pediatric resident at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, dedicates her life to serving the community that saved her.

'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

Jordan Fremstad Survivor of the Murrah Bombing, Madison Naylor, now a pediatric resident at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, dedicates her life to serving the community that saved her.

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

Matt McCabe White House tariff policies have rattled U.S. markets. White House officials believe the policy will be a boon to domestic manufacturing. Oklahoma manufacturers said they have been experiencing success for many years.

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Elizabeth Fitz A survivor opens up about her experience with childhood sexual assault, aiming to support fellow survivors and challenge victim-blaming myths.

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Elizabeth Fitz A survivor opens up about her experience with childhood sexual assault, aiming to support fellow survivors and challenge victim-blaming myths.

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'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

Jordan Fremstad Survivor of the Murrah Bombing, Madison Naylor, now a pediatric resident at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, dedicates her life to serving the community that saved her.

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Elizabeth Fitz A survivor opens up about her experience with childhood sexual assault, aiming to support fellow survivors and challenge victim-blaming myths.

National debt nears crisis point, budget expert warns

Scott Mitchell In this edition of the "Hot Seat" political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Mike Murphy, senior vice president and chief of staff for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, about the national debt.

Fatal semi truck incident closes WB I-40, west of Council Road

Destini Pittman A person is dead after being hit by a semi truck near westbound Interstate 40 just west of Council Road, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

2025 YOUTH OF THE YEAR: Jurney’s Remarkable Journey

Amanda Taylor Overcoming adversity, Jurney transforms his life through the Boys and Girls Club of Oklahoma County. It's there he found a new passion: Gardening. He's about to take a major step in his life after being named ‘Youth of the Year.'

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Oklahoma State Fair Opens Thursday, News 9 Teams To Compete In Fundraising Competition

OKC Zoo’s ‘ZOOBrew’ Will Be On Tap Again This Weekend

OKC Tigers Make Public Debut Friday

Turtle Hatchlings Welcomed At OKC Zoo

Police On Scene Of Reported Shooting In NE OKC

Another Bump In The Road For Seattle Elephants Being Transported To OKC

Federal Judge Won't Block Elephants' Move From Seattle Zoo Either

Federal Judge Won't Block Elephants' Move From Seattle Zoo Either

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'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Top Headlines

'I’m proud to be from Oklahoma': An OKC bombing survivor’s quest to serve her community in healthcare

‘Not impacted as this stage,’ say Oklahoma manufacturing leaders on White House tariff policies

Survivor healing from childhood sexual assault raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

National debt nears crisis point, budget expert warns

Fatal semi truck incident closes WB I-40, west of Council Road

2025 YOUTH OF THE YEAR: Jurney’s Remarkable Journey