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Edmond Property That Houses Veterans Declared A Public Nuisance

Edmond Property That Houses Veterans Declared A Public Nuisance

News 9 The Edmond City Council declared a rundown property that houses veterans a public nuisance. Council Member Tom Robins says the property is unsafe and not secure, putting the lives of veterans and the community at risk.

Oklahoma Veteran Surprised With Parade For 98th Birthday

Oklahoma Veteran Surprised With Parade For 98th Birthday

Barry Mangold A family and community gathered at Veteran's Park in Newcastle on Friday to make sure this birthday was one Ed Childs would never forget.

El Reno Main Street Program Working To Honor Veterans

El Reno Main Street Program Working To Honor Veterans

Ashley Holden The El Reno Main Street Program is partnering with the VFW to honor local veterans. They are selling special banners that come personalized with a picture and service information. The banners will hang in downtown El Reno each year around Veterans and Mem

Shelters Open And Translators Help Out After Tornado

Shelters Open And Translators Help Out After Tornado

Bonnie Campo EL RENO—It’s been 24 hours ago since a deadly EF3 tornado tore through El Reno. Two people have been confirmed dead, and around 30 others were injured. The tornado destroyed a motel and mobile home park near highway 81. That road has re-opened

Shelter, Donations Available To El Reno Tornado Victims

Shelter, Donations Available To El Reno Tornado Victims

News 9 EL RENO — After the storm tore through El Reno, the community immediately pulled together. The American Red Cross set up a shelter at the VFW Post 382 where donations started to pour in. Last night, 25 people stayed at the shelter including Monserra

Pearl Harbor Survivors Join Others For Remembrance Ceremony

Pearl Harbor Survivors Join Others For Remembrance Ceremony

Close to 100 people gathered in Oklahoma City near NW 13 Street and Broadway around an anchor from the USS Oklahoma to remember the “day which will live in infamy,” 74 years later.

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Oklahoma VFW To Hold Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony

Oklahoma VFW To Hold Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony

Oklahoma VFW, joined by Dolese Bros. Co., will hold a Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Ceremony Monday morning at the USS Oklahoma Anchor in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma VFW To Hold Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony

Oklahoma VFW To Hold Pearl Harbor Remembrance Ceremony

Oklahoma VFW, joined by Dolese Bros. Co., will hold a Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Ceremony Monday morning at the USS Oklahoma Anchor in Oklahoma City.

Minco National Guard Soldier Laid To Rest

Minco National Guard Soldier Laid To Rest

News 9 An Oklahoma hero is laid to rest. Hundreds of supporters lined the streets in Mustang to say farewell to Sgt. Mycal Prince.

Minco National Guard Soldier Laid To Rest

Minco National Guard Soldier Laid To Rest

News 9 An Oklahoma hero is laid to rest. Hundreds of supporters lined the streets in Mustang to say farewell to Sgt. Mycal Prince.

Metro Residents Bring Holiday Cheer to Veterans

Metro Residents Bring Holiday Cheer to Veterans

News 9 Members of the Holdenville VFW brought gifts and Christmas cheer to every in-patient at the Oklahoma City VA Medical Center Monday.

Metro Residents Bring Holiday Cheer to Veterans

Metro Residents Bring Holiday Cheer to Veterans

News 9 Members of the Holdenville VFW brought gifts and Christmas cheer to every in-patient at the Oklahoma City VA Medical Center Monday.

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Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Haley Weger State lawmakers spent hours Tuesday questioning the head of Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, digging into a $43 million funding gap that could require the state to step in and cover.

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Haley Weger State lawmakers spent hours Tuesday questioning the head of Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, digging into a $43 million funding gap that could require the state to step in and cover.

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

‘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

‘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.

Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s tax reform efforts aim to boost competitiveness

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.

Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s tax reform efforts aim to boost competitiveness

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.

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Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Lawmakers launch investigation into $43M gap at State Mental Health Department

Haley Weger State lawmakers spent hours Tuesday questioning the head of Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, digging into a $43 million funding gap that could require the state to step in and cover.

‘Good in everything’: OKC’s Curbside Apparel selling Thunder shirts to help people overcome homelessness

‘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.

Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s tax reform efforts aim to boost competitiveness

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

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

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.

CHECK IT OUT: Curbside Apparel releases new Thunder collection ahead of playoffs

CHECK IT OUT: Curbside Apparel releases new Thunder collection ahead of playoffs

Destini Pittman Curbside Apparel launches a new Oklahoma City Thunder collection to support local homelessness initiatives ahead of the playoffs.

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