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OKC Recognized For Its Solar Power Options For Residents

Amy Avery

The U.S. Department of Energy awarded Oklahoma City for making it easier for people to choose solar energy options.

Oklahoma City Earns National Recognition For Solar Energy Growth

News 9

The City of Oklahoma City has earned national recognition for its efforts to promote solar energy.

New Cigarette Recycling Bins Going In Downtown OKC

Grant Hermes

The city of Oklahoma City is taking a new approach to tackling unsightly and potentially toxic waste from smokers by installing new cigarette recycling bins.

Oklahoma City Ranked Low In Walkability

News 9 Oklahoma City ranks below average in walkability according to walkscore.com. It's labeled a car-dependent city and City officials not only want to change that label, but make Oklahoma City a walker's paradise.

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China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 84% in retaliation to Trump tariffs

CBS News China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 84% in retaliation for increased U.S. tariffs, continuing the ongoing trade war between the two countries.

Fire truck involved in SW OKC rollover crash

Christian Hans No one was hurt after a rollover wreck involving a fire truck Wednesday morning in Oklahoma City.

1 arrested after fatal I-40 wreck near Choctaw

Christian Hans A crash left one person dead Wednesday morning in Choctaw and is impacting eastbound traffic along I-40 near South Triple X Road.

Oklahoma City leaders unanimously adopt resolution to host 2028 Olympic events

Christian Hans The Oklahoma City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday to approve a resolution requiring the city to set aside funding to host Olympic events in 2028.

Suspect arrested after 1 stabbed in NW OKC

Christian Hans One person was arrested after a stabbing left another person hospitalized Wednesday morning in northwest Oklahoma City, police say.

Data, numbers swirl around contentious claims against Oklahoma Forestry Service

Matt McCabe Governor Stitt has maintained the state’s forestry service failed to deploy half its resources. But, what is half? Newly released data offers some insights to other comments he made during an interview with News 9 This Morning.

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