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Law Enforcement Collaborates With Vietnamese Community Following Use-Of-Force Incident

News 9 The Vietnamese American Community of Oklahoma met with local law enforcement to discuss improving relations with minority communities following a 2024 police use-of-force incident involving 71-year-old Lich Vu.

Community Calls On OKC Council For Action Following OCPD Officer's Criminal Charge Dismissal

News 9 Members of the community are urging the Oklahoma City City Council to take action following the dismissal of criminal charges against Oklahoma City Police Sgt. Joseph Gibson. They are asking for his termination, enhanced de-escalation training, and stronger accountability measures within the police department.

OCPD Officer Charged With Assault Against Elderly Man, Vietnamese American Community Reacts

News 9 The Vietnamese American Community of Oklahoma expressed support for the charges filed against OCPD Sgt. Joseph Gibson for assaulting 70-year-old Lich Vu, emphasizing that while justice is a step forward, it cannot undo the trauma Vu has suffered from the incident.

Community Makes Demands After Man Sent To Hospital Following Encounter With Oklahoma City Police Officer

News 9 The Vietnamese American Community of Oklahoma is calling for change and accountability after a possible excessive use-of-force case between an Oklahoma City Police officer and one of its members.

Where Do We Go From Here? A Roundtable Discussion About Race, Rhetoric, & Coming Together

News 9 After some of the recent rhetoric used across our state News 9 wanted to talk to some of our local community leaders.

Where Do We Go From Here? A Roundtable Discussion About Race, Rhetoric, & Coming Together

News 9 After some of the recent rhetoric used across our state News 9 wanted to talk to some of our local community leaders.

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New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

Robin Marsh A new National Geographic docuseries, Oklahoma City Bombing: One Day in America, aims to provide an unflinching, moment-by-moment account of the tragic events of April 19, 1995. The three-part series, which premieres April 2 on National Geographic and will stream on Disney+ and Hulu, centers the voices of those who experienced the bombing firsthand.

New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

Victor Pozadas Join Addie Crawford on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch as she explores Sam Noble Museum's enriching Crafts and Tales event.

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

Victor Pozadas Join Addie Crawford on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch as she explores Sam Noble Museum's enriching Crafts and Tales event.

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

Lisa Monahan Kendreen Banks, 31, pleaded guilty to the 2020 murder of his wife, 26-year-old Geneva Jordan, to avoid a potential death sentence. He will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole.

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

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New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

Victor Pozadas Join Addie Crawford on the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch as she explores Sam Noble Museum's enriching Crafts and Tales event.

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

'More inventory is hitting stores:' Simple Modern and Braum’s team up for exclusive tumblers

Robin Marsh Oklahoma-based Simple Modern partnered with Braum’s to release exclusive tumblers, which quickly sold out in many stores after gaining popularity through social media.

Residents begin recovery efforts in Owasso after tornado damages homes

News On 6 Residents in Owasso are beginning the difficult task of cleaning up after a tornado tore through their community early Wednesday, leaving homes destroyed and power outages across the area.

Tornado leaves trail of destruction in Owasso; Osage SkyNews 6 surveys damage

Drake Johnson Storm damage is being reported in Owasso after a possible tornado tore through the area, leaving homes destroyed, power lines down, and residents assessing the aftermath.

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Law Enforcement Collaborates With Vietnamese Community Following Use-Of-Force Incident

Community Calls On OKC Council For Action Following OCPD Officer's Criminal Charge Dismissal

OCPD Officer Charged With Assault Against Elderly Man, Vietnamese American Community Reacts

Community Makes Demands After Man Sent To Hospital Following Encounter With Oklahoma City Police Officer

The Results Are In: April 4th Election

Polls Set To Open Tuesday Morning Across Oklahoma

What To Expect At Next Week's Asian Night Market Festival

What To Expect At Next Week's Asian Night Market Festival

Where Do We Go From Here? A Roundtable Discussion About Race, Rhetoric, & Coming Together

Where Do We Go From Here? A Roundtable Discussion About Race, Rhetoric, & Coming Together

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New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

Top Headlines

New National Geographic docuseries explores OKC Bombing through firsthand accounts

The Porch: Sam Noble Museum Crafts and Tales

OKC man pleads guilty to wife’s murder, avoids death penalty

'More inventory is hitting stores:' Simple Modern and Braum’s team up for exclusive tumblers

Residents begin recovery efforts in Owasso after tornado damages homes

Tornado leaves trail of destruction in Owasso; Osage SkyNews 6 surveys damage