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Beloved Panda Bao Bao To Go Bye-Bye

Beloved Panda Bao Bao To Go Bye-Bye

The National Zoo in Washington said panda cub Bao Bao will move to China within the first few months of the new year.

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Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!

Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

Haley Weger A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

Haley Weger A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.

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Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

Amazing Athlete: Tanner Trammel

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 18, 2025, is Tanner Trammel!

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

New bill could criminalize misrepresentation of service animals in Oklahoma

Haley Weger A new bill authored by Rep. Marilyn Stark would make it a misdemeanor for individuals to misrepresent animals as service animals to obtain benefits reserved for people with disabilities.

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop

Graham Dowers The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.

Robert Morris' accuser, Cindy Clemishire, testifies at the Texas Capitol in Austin: 'He abused me'

Robert Morris' accuser, Cindy Clemishire, testifies at the Texas Capitol in Austin: 'He abused me'

CBS News The woman at the center of the abuse case involving former Gateway Church founder Robert Morris testified Wednesday at the Texas Capitol in Austin, days after Morris turned himself in to Oklahoma authorities on child sexual abuse charges.

Crews extinguish fire Deer Creek near Waterloo Road and North May Avenue

Crews extinguish fire Deer Creek near Waterloo Road and North May Avenue

Graham Dowers Police say that a grass fire has broken out in Deer Creek on Wednesday.

Dean Blevins: Thunder dominate NBA, prepare for playoff push; Sooners, Cowboys gear up for NCAA and NIT action

Dean Blevins: Thunder dominate NBA, prepare for playoff push; Sooners, Cowboys gear up for NCAA and NIT action

Dean Blevins Dean Blevins breaks down the Thunder’s rise as NBA title favorites, while the Sooners and Cowboys gear up for March Madness and the NIT.

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