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Blood Moon Will Emerge On Election Day In Last Total Lunar Eclipse For 3 Years

Blood Moon Will Emerge On Election Day In Last Total Lunar Eclipse For 3 Years

CBS News Before polls open in the midterms on Tuesday, the normally bright and glowing moon will appear an eerie red as the last total lunar eclipse for the next three years takes place.

Japan Eager To Welcome Tourists From Abroad Amid Cheap Yen

Japan Eager To Welcome Tourists From Abroad Amid Cheap Yen

Associated Press It’s hard to tell from his serious demeanor, but Akky International Corp. Chief Executive Hideyuki Abe can barely contain his excitement.

2021 Saw Record-High Greenhouse Gas, Ocean Heat & Sea Levels Rise, New Report Finds

2021 Saw Record-High Greenhouse Gas, Ocean Heat & Sea Levels Rise, New Report Finds

CBS News A new report from NOAA and the American Meteorological Society paints a clear picture of the state of the planet: The climate crisis is not a future threat, but one that's already here.

‘Rescind The Doctrine’ Protest Greets Pope In Canada

‘Rescind The Doctrine’ Protest Greets Pope In Canada

Associated Press Right before Mass began, two Indigenous women unfurled a banner at the altar of the National Shrine of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré that read: “Rescind the Doctrine” in bright red and black letters.

Pope Apologizes For ‘Catastrophic’ School Abuses In Canada

Pope Apologizes For ‘Catastrophic’ School Abuses In Canada

Associated Press Pope Francis issued a historic apology Monday for the Catholic Church’s cooperation with Canada’s “catastrophic” policy of Indigenous residential schools, saying the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society destroyed their cultures, severed families and marginalized generations in ways still being felt today.

Vatican Says They’re Gifts; Indigenous Groups Want Them Back

Vatican Says They’re Gifts; Indigenous Groups Want Them Back

Associated Press The Vatican’s Anima Mundi Ethnological Museum, located near the food court and right before the main exit, houses tens of thousands of artifacts and art made by Indigenous peoples from around the world, much of it sent to Rome by Catholic missionaries for a 1925 exhibition in the Vatican gardens.

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Leftist’s Election To Test Colombia’s Alliance With US

Leftist’s Election To Test Colombia’s Alliance With US

Associated Press Gustavo Petro’s election as Colombia’s first leftist president is likely to test the U.S.’ special relationship with a major non-NATO ally like never before.

Leftist’s Election To Test Colombia’s Alliance With US

Leftist’s Election To Test Colombia’s Alliance With US

Associated Press Gustavo Petro’s election as Colombia’s first leftist president is likely to test the U.S.’ special relationship with a major non-NATO ally like never before.

Moon Goes Blood Red This Weekend: ‘Eclipse For The Americas’

Moon Goes Blood Red This Weekend: ‘Eclipse For The Americas’

Associated Press A total lunar eclipse will grace the night skies this weekend, providing longer than usual thrills for stargazers across North and South America.

Moon Goes Blood Red This Weekend: ‘Eclipse For The Americas’

Moon Goes Blood Red This Weekend: ‘Eclipse For The Americas’

Associated Press A total lunar eclipse will grace the night skies this weekend, providing longer than usual thrills for stargazers across North and South America.

WHO: Nearly 15 Million Deaths Associated With COVID-19

WHO: Nearly 15 Million Deaths Associated With COVID-19

Associated Press The World Health Organization estimates that nearly 15 million people were killed either by coronavirus or by its impact on overwhelmed health systems during the first two years of the pandemic, more than double the current official death toll of over 6 million.

WHO: Nearly 15 Million Deaths Associated With COVID-19

WHO: Nearly 15 Million Deaths Associated With COVID-19

Associated Press The World Health Organization estimates that nearly 15 million people were killed either by coronavirus or by its impact on overwhelmed health systems during the first two years of the pandemic, more than double the current official death toll of over 6 million.

Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Might Be Declared Global Emergency

Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Might Be Declared Global Emergency

News 9 A top Red Cross official said Friday he’s “more concerned than I have ever been” about the possible regional spread of the Ebola virus after a new spike in cases, as the World Health Organization met

Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Might Be Declared Global Emergency

Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Might Be Declared Global Emergency

News 9 A top Red Cross official said Friday he’s “more concerned than I have ever been” about the possible regional spread of the Ebola virus after a new spike in cases, as the World Health Organization met

New Mexico Replaces Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day

New Mexico Replaces Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day

News 9 New Mexico has joined a group of states that replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day.

New Mexico Replaces Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day

New Mexico Replaces Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples' Day

News 9 New Mexico has joined a group of states that replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day.

No Columbus Day In Columbus: City To Honor Veterans Instead

No Columbus Day In Columbus: City To Honor Veterans Instead

The largest city named for Christopher Columbus has called off its observance of the divisive holiday that honors the explorer, making a savvy move to tie the switch to a politically safe demographic: veterans.

No Columbus Day In Columbus: City To Honor Veterans Instead

No Columbus Day In Columbus: City To Honor Veterans Instead

The largest city named for Christopher Columbus has called off its observance of the divisive holiday that honors the explorer, making a savvy move to tie the switch to a politically safe demographic: veterans.

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Cancer Expected To Kill More Than 9 Million People Globally This Year: Report

Cancer Expected To Kill More Than 9 Million People Globally This Year: Report

The World Health Organization's cancer research arm estimated in a report released Wednesday that there will be about 18 million new cases of cancer globally this year and 9.6 million deaths.

Cancer Expected To Kill More Than 9 Million People Globally This Year: Report

Cancer Expected To Kill More Than 9 Million People Globally This Year: Report

The World Health Organization's cancer research arm estimated in a report released Wednesday that there will be about 18 million new cases of cancer globally this year and 9.6 million deaths.

Dog's Quinceanera Leaves Twitter Barking

Dog's Quinceanera Leaves Twitter Barking

A Corpus Christi woman loves her 15-year-old dog so much she threw a quinceanera to celebrate it.

Dog's Quinceanera Leaves Twitter Barking

Dog's Quinceanera Leaves Twitter Barking

A Corpus Christi woman loves her 15-year-old dog so much she threw a quinceanera to celebrate it.

Starbucks To Close 150 Stores As Sales Growth Cools

Starbucks To Close 150 Stores As Sales Growth Cools

Starbucks says it will accelerate its store closings in the U.S. next year to counter cooling sales growth.

Starbucks To Close 150 Stores As Sales Growth Cools

Starbucks To Close 150 Stores As Sales Growth Cools

Starbucks says it will accelerate its store closings in the U.S. next year to counter cooling sales growth.

Giant Ferris Wheel Being Constructed For State Fair

Giant Ferris Wheel Being Constructed For State Fair

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Construction is underway right now on a huge Ferris Wheel at the Oklahoma State Fair.

Giant Ferris Wheel Being Constructed For State Fair

Giant Ferris Wheel Being Constructed For State Fair

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Construction is underway right now on a huge Ferris Wheel at the Oklahoma State Fair.

City Encourages OKC Residents To Use Less Fertilizer

City Encourages OKC Residents To Use Less Fertilizer

As Spring approaches many Oklahoma City residents will be using fertilizer to grow a lush, green lawn.

City Encourages OKC Residents To Use Less Fertilizer

City Encourages OKC Residents To Use Less Fertilizer

As Spring approaches many Oklahoma City residents will be using fertilizer to grow a lush, green lawn.

Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Will Have Stargazers Seeing Red

Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Will Have Stargazers Seeing Red

News 9 For the first time in more than 30 years, people across the Americas will get the chance this month to see a supermoon lunar eclipse.

Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Will Have Stargazers Seeing Red

Supermoon Lunar Eclipse Will Have Stargazers Seeing Red

News 9 For the first time in more than 30 years, people across the Americas will get the chance this month to see a supermoon lunar eclipse.

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Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

News 9 Storm chances go up Friday, with heavy weekend rain ahead. Meterorologist Megan Gold has the latest forecast.

Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

News 9 Storm chances go up Friday, with heavy weekend rain ahead. Meterorologist Megan Gold has the latest forecast.

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

Allyson Luckie A new sign along I-35 near Perry honors retired Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Charlie Hanger, who arrested Timothy McVeigh after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building bombing.

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

Allyson Luckie A new sign along I-35 near Perry honors retired Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Charlie Hanger, who arrested Timothy McVeigh after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building bombing.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

Bella Roddy Several News On 6 and News 9 viewers reported seeing a line of lights moving across the night sky, prompting speculation about unidentified flying objects. Here's what they really were.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

Bella Roddy Several News On 6 and News 9 viewers reported seeing a line of lights moving across the night sky, prompting speculation about unidentified flying objects. Here's what they really were.

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Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

Severe storm chances increase Friday, weekend severe threat goes up

News 9 Storm chances go up Friday, with heavy weekend rain ahead. Meterorologist Megan Gold has the latest forecast.

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

WATCH: I-35 sign near honoring Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who arrested Timothy McVeigh unveiled near Perry

Allyson Luckie A new sign along I-35 near Perry honors retired Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lt. Charlie Hanger, who arrested Timothy McVeigh after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building bombing.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

UFOs in Oklahoma? Here's what the strange lights in the sky actually were.

Bella Roddy Several News On 6 and News 9 viewers reported seeing a line of lights moving across the night sky, prompting speculation about unidentified flying objects. Here's what they really were.

What is mold? How to prevent fungal spread and stay healthy.

What is mold? How to prevent fungal spread and stay healthy.

Christian Hans Mold can thrive indoors and pose health risks, particularly for vulnerable individuals. Learn more about how to identify mold, preventive measures and how to stay safe.

Oklahoma Co. Criminal Justice Advisory Council appoints new executive director

Oklahoma Co. Criminal Justice Advisory Council appoints new executive director

Beau Smith Melissa Walton has been appointed as the new executive director of the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council.

TSET board of investors remove Oklahoma Attorney General from legal counsel

TSET board of investors remove Oklahoma Attorney General from legal counsel

Christian Hans The Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust board of investors has removed Attorney General Gentner Drummond from his legal counsel role, citing interference in investment processes.

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