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City Of Inola Makes Plans To Improve Sewer System

City Of Inola Makes Plans To Improve Sewer System

News On 6 Mayor Larry Grigg says at the Inola sewer plant runs about 250,000 gallons of water a day, but during heavy rain, it can run up to several million gallons. Now a multi-million dollar project is in the works to improve the aging sewer system.

Trucks Collide On Highway 412 Near Inola, Both Drivers Injured

Trucks Collide On Highway 412 Near Inola, Both Drivers Injured

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says a semi rolled over after it struck a truck parked on the shoulder of Highway 412 in Rogers County early Monday.

Oklahoma State Softball Adds Assistant Coach To Staff

Oklahoma State Softball Adds Assistant Coach To Staff

News 9 OSU softball coach Rich Wieligman has added Dewar native and South Alabama assistant coach Mark Ryal to his staff.

Inola school superintendent quitting after audit controversy

Inola school superintendent quitting after audit controversy

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(Inola-AP) -- Inola's school superintendent says he'll offer to resign at next week's school board meeting.

Superintendent Tom Strickland became the focus of a state audit after

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Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

News 9 Oklahoma law mandates that all individuals report suspected child abuse or neglect, outlining specific obligations for professionals, institutional responsibilities, and protections for those who report in good faith.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

News 9 Oklahoma law mandates that all individuals report suspected child abuse or neglect, outlining specific obligations for professionals, institutional responsibilities, and protections for those who report in good faith.

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Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

News 9 Oklahoma law mandates that all individuals report suspected child abuse or neglect, outlining specific obligations for professionals, institutional responsibilities, and protections for those who report in good faith.

Dow Jones plunges more than 1,600 points as stock market reacts to Trump tariff shock

Dow Jones plunges more than 1,600 points as stock market reacts to Trump tariff shock

CBS News The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 1,581 points, or 3.8%, to 40,634, in morning trade Thursday as spooked investors tried to assess the impact of the latest round of Trump administration tariffs.

Bishop's Night Market brings local businesses together in Norman

Bishop's Night Market brings local businesses together in Norman

News 9 The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch crew catches up with Bishop's Elegant Events to talk about their Norman Night Market.

Pentagon’s watchdog to review Hegseth’s use of Signal app to convey plans for Houthi strike

Pentagon’s watchdog to review Hegseth’s use of Signal app to convey plans for Houthi strike

Associated Press The Pentagon’s acting inspector general announced Thursday that he would review Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of the Signal messaging app to convey plans for a military strike against Houthi militants in Yemen.

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