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LIVE UPDATES: Hurricane Milton Moves Offshore As Millions Of Florida Residents Left Without Power

LIVE UPDATES: Hurricane Milton Moves Offshore As Millions Of Florida Residents Left Without Power

News 9 Milton was downgraded to a Category 3 hurricane Wednesday but remained a major storm and a grave threat as it closed in on Florida’s west coast, where officials sounded urgent warnings for residents to flee inland or face grim odds of surviving the storm’s surge.

Hurricane Milton Makes Landfall In Florida As A Category 3 Storm

Hurricane Milton Makes Landfall In Florida As A Category 3 Storm

Associated Press Hurricane Milton made landfall Wednesday along Florida’s Gulf Coast as a Category 3 storm, bringing powerful winds, deadly storm surge and potential flooding to much of the state. Milton drew fuel from exceedingly warm Gulf of Mexico waters, twice reaching Category 5 status.

Former News 9 Reporter Prepares For Hurricane Milton In Sarasota

Former News 9 Reporter Prepares For Hurricane Milton In Sarasota

News 9 As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida’s coast, residents brace for what could be the second major storm in two weeks. The storm, expected to make landfall later today, has prompted mandatory evacuations across western Florida, yet some, like former News 9 crime reporter Adrianna Iwasinski, have chosen to stay behind.

Sooners Fall To Princeton In Fort Myers, 77-63

Sooners Fall To Princeton In Fort Myers, 77-63

Soonersports.com , OU Athletics Oklahoma nearly erased the deficit once but couldn't in the second half as Princeton knocked off the No. 22 Sooners, 77-63, at the Fort Myers Women's Tip-Off on Thursday.

Lost Wedding Ring Found In Brush Pile After Hurricane Ian

Lost Wedding Ring Found In Brush Pile After Hurricane Ian

Associated Press Ashley Garner lost her engagement ring during Hurricane Ian, only to find it later in her yard.

Ian Death Toll Hits 101 As Evacuees Return To Mud, Rubble

Ian Death Toll Hits 101 As Evacuees Return To Mud, Rubble

Associated Press The number of storm-related deaths rose to at least 101 on Thursday, eight days after the storm made landfall in southwest Florida. According to reports from the Florida Medical Examiners Commission, 98 of those deaths were in Florida. Five people were also killed in North Carolina, three in Cuba and one in Virginia.

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Ian Leaves Dozens Dead As Focus Turns To Rescue, Recovery

Ian Leaves Dozens Dead As Focus Turns To Rescue, Recovery

Associated Press Dozens of Florida residents left their flooded and splintered homes by boat and by air on Saturday as rescuers continued to search for survivors in the wake of Hurricane Ian, while authorities in South Carolina and North Carolina began taking stock of their losses.

Ian Leaves Dozens Dead As Focus Turns To Rescue, Recovery

Ian Leaves Dozens Dead As Focus Turns To Rescue, Recovery

Associated Press Dozens of Florida residents left their flooded and splintered homes by boat and by air on Saturday as rescuers continued to search for survivors in the wake of Hurricane Ian, while authorities in South Carolina and North Carolina began taking stock of their losses.

Caught On Camera: Driver Crashes Into Highway Patrol Trooper

Caught On Camera: Driver Crashes Into Highway Patrol Trooper

News 9 On Nov. 5, 2018, Trooper Richard Verbiest stopped his 2016 Florida Highway Patrol Chevrolet SUV with emergency lights activated behind a disabled motorist on the inside paved shoulder of southbound I-75 at mile marker 134 in Fort Myers.

Caught On Camera: Driver Crashes Into Highway Patrol Trooper

Caught On Camera: Driver Crashes Into Highway Patrol Trooper

News 9 On Nov. 5, 2018, Trooper Richard Verbiest stopped his 2016 Florida Highway Patrol Chevrolet SUV with emergency lights activated behind a disabled motorist on the inside paved shoulder of southbound I-75 at mile marker 134 in Fort Myers.

More Than 3M Customers Lose Power in Florida

More Than 3M Customers Lose Power in Florida

Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction Sunday leaving more than 3.3 million homes and businesses -- and counting -- without power in Florida as Irma moves up the peninsula.

More Than 3M Customers Lose Power in Florida

More Than 3M Customers Lose Power in Florida

Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction Sunday leaving more than 3.3 million homes and businesses -- and counting -- without power in Florida as Irma moves up the peninsula.

Mass Shooting Turns Teen Club Party Into 'Madhouse'

Mass Shooting Turns Teen Club Party Into 'Madhouse'

At least two people were killed and nearly 20 total were injured in a mass shooting during a party for teenagers at a Florida nightclub early Monday morning.

Mass Shooting Turns Teen Club Party Into 'Madhouse'

Mass Shooting Turns Teen Club Party Into 'Madhouse'

At least two people were killed and nearly 20 total were injured in a mass shooting during a party for teenagers at a Florida nightclub early Monday morning.

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Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Mike Glover At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.

Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Mike Glover At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Stephanie Maniche Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Stephanie Maniche Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.

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Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary

Mike Glover At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum

Stephanie Maniche Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion

Destini Pittman The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.

CHECK IT OUT: Former President Clinton lands in Oklahoma City

CHECK IT OUT: Former President Clinton lands in Oklahoma City

Destini Pittman Former President Bill Clinton touches down in Oklahoma City for the 30th anniversary remembrance ceremony of the Murrah Building Bombing.

SLIDESHOW: President Bill Clinton watching News 9, visiting OKC National Memorial, paying tribute to OKC bombing victims

SLIDESHOW: President Bill Clinton watching News 9, visiting OKC National Memorial, paying tribute to OKC bombing victims

Anna Denison Bill Clinton, who was president at the time of the OKC bombing, has remained closely connected to the city and the memorial. Over the years, he’s visited the site multiple times, including during previous anniversaries.

Rebuilding the OKC Thunder: A Deep Dive

Rebuilding the OKC Thunder: A Deep Dive

Jeremie Poplin Jeremie Poplin and Steve McGehee reveal the Thunder's journey from tanking years to promising playoffs—insights on pivotal trades, coaching strategies, and player growth.

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