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Heightened Security, Perimeter Fencing Return to D.C. Amid Election Season Concerns

News 9 With the nation so sharply divided politically and many Republicans still disputing Joe Biden’s win four years ago, we’re seeing extra security measures being taken this election season.

Protesters Gather For Woman Who Claims She Was Sexually Assaulted By Former Oklahoma Public Safety Employee

News 9 A group of protesters held a rally today in front of the attorney general's office in support of a woman who says she was sexually assaulted 23 years ago.

Family Ripped Apart By Double Murder In Grady County

Aaron Brilbeck

A family is ripped apart after police say a man forced his way into his estranged wife's home and killed her and her boyfriend with the children in the house.

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Mad Science summer camps planned across the Oklahoma City metro

Addie Crawford Mad Science of Central Oklahoma says it wants to give kids the chance to learn, even when they are not in school.

Possible measles exposures in Norman, Slaughterville under investigation

Summer Miller The Oklahoma State Department of Health has identified possible measles exposures in Norman and Slaughterville.

Jason Lowe sworn in as Oklahoma Co. District 1 Commissioner

Beau Smith Jason Lowe was sworn in on Monday as the new Oklahoma County Commissioner for District 1.

Amazing Athlete Carli Sisco

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for April 21, 2025, is Carli Sisco from McLoud.

Tornado recovery underway in Ada after EF-1 leaves trail of heartbreak

Alexis Young Residents in Ada are recovering after an EF1 tornado tore through parts of the city Saturday night, leaving a path of destruction that damaged homes, businesses, and displaced families.

Archbishop of Oklahoma City shares tribute to Pope Francis

Anna Denison The Archbishop of Oklahoma City released a statement Monday morning, as tributes from around the world are being shared following Pope Francis's passing.

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