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City Of Tulsa Holds Vision Town Hall

City Of Tulsa Holds Vision Town Hall

The Tulsa City Council held a Vision Town Hall meeting Monday night at Glenwood Baptist Church, 5400 Charles Page Boulevard.

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Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Haley Weger As the final hearing in the House v. NCAA case plays out Monday, Oklahoma lawmakers are moving forward with legislation aimed at updating the state’s Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) laws to prepare for a potential shift in college athletics.

Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Haley Weger As the final hearing in the House v. NCAA case plays out Monday, Oklahoma lawmakers are moving forward with legislation aimed at updating the state’s Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) laws to prepare for a potential shift in college athletics.

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

News 9 We will see some relief from the cold on Monday after a chilly start to the week, with highs eventually climbing well into the 60s. Meteorologist Lacey Swope has your full forecast for the week ahead.

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

News 9 We will see some relief from the cold on Monday after a chilly start to the week, with highs eventually climbing well into the 60s. Meteorologist Lacey Swope has your full forecast for the week ahead.

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Haley Weger New legislation in Oklahoma seeks to reduce virtual learning days, emphasizing traditional classroom teaching. Critics fear loss of local control over school operations, as the bill progresses.

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Haley Weger New legislation in Oklahoma seeks to reduce virtual learning days, emphasizing traditional classroom teaching. Critics fear loss of local control over school operations, as the bill progresses.

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Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Oklahoma lawmakers push NIL update as House v. NCAA nears ruling

Haley Weger As the final hearing in the House v. NCAA case plays out Monday, Oklahoma lawmakers are moving forward with legislation aimed at updating the state’s Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) laws to prepare for a potential shift in college athletics.

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

Oklahoma warms up with Monday highs in the 60s

News 9 We will see some relief from the cold on Monday after a chilly start to the week, with highs eventually climbing well into the 60s. Meteorologist Lacey Swope has your full forecast for the week ahead.

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Bill limiting virtual school days advances in Oklahoma

Haley Weger New legislation in Oklahoma seeks to reduce virtual learning days, emphasizing traditional classroom teaching. Critics fear loss of local control over school operations, as the bill progresses.

Q&A: What happens if you show up to the airport without a REAL ID after May 7?

Q&A: What happens if you show up to the airport without a REAL ID after May 7?

Cameron Joiner With less than a month until the REAL ID deadline, understand what this means for Oklahoma travelers—insights from a tag agency agent and Will Rogers World Airport manager.

What the Tag Agency wants you to know about REAL IDs

What the Tag Agency wants you to know about REAL IDs

Cameron Joiner With the May 7 deadline quickly approaching, tag agencies across Oklahoma are bracing for an increase in traffic as residents rush to get their REAL IDs. Here is what they want you to know.

Gov. Stitt says Oklahoma Forestry Services used only half of its resources during deadly wildfires: 'Simply unacceptable'

Gov. Stitt says Oklahoma Forestry Services used only half of its resources during deadly wildfires: 'Simply unacceptable'

Katie Alexander Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt released a statement on Monday saying that the Oklahoma Forestry Services director only used half of the available resources to help firefighters during a wildfire outbreak on March 14.

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