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OKC Korean Restaurant CHAE Goes Out On Top

One of Oklahoma City's most highly awarded restaurants is shutting down this weekend, in the midst of an economic boom for NW 23rd Street, where it is located.

Popular OKC Restaurant "CHAE: Modern Korea" Closing Its Doors

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One of Oklahoma City's most popular Asian cuisine restaurants will close their doors this weekend.

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Deteriorating roads cost Oklahoma drivers $6.3 billion annually, report finds

Christian Hans Oklahoma drivers lose $6.3 billion annually due to poor roads, congestion and safety issues, a new report finds.

Body found at Boomer Lake in Stillwater

Christian Hans Stillwater Police are working near Boomer Lake after a body was found in the area Tuesday morning.

Edmond-based Celtic Throne prepares for upcoming international tour

Addie Crawford The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch is taking a look at the Edmond-based Irish dance group Celtic Throne, as the group prepares to depart on an international tour.

'Those tips matter:' Oklahoma Attorney General's push to help trafficking victims

Summer Miller Attorney General Gentner Drummond urges the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to improve cooperation between the National Human Trafficking Hotline and state law enforcement.

Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron shares latest from nation's capital

Christian Hans News 9 Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron discusses his work in Washington, D.C., including concerns from Oklahoma lawmakers, and also touches on his upcoming participation in the Memorial Marathon.

‘Eskimo Joe's Day’ declared at Oklahoma Capitol ahead of landmark 50th anniversary

Joe Carmody Eskimo Joe's kickstarts its 50th-anniversary celebrations at the Oklahoma State Capitol, receiving official recognition for its contributions to tourism and the local economy.

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