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Oklahoma DHS In Need Of Foster Families

Oklahoma DHS In Need Of Foster Families

Unlike other states, officials with the Department of Human Services (DHS) said Oklahoma has never had more foster families than kids in foster care.

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Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Carrie Winchel Detailed updates on Geary high school fire—classes resume with shifted locations and community fundraising efforts underway.

Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Carrie Winchel Detailed updates on Geary high school fire—classes resume with shifted locations and community fundraising efforts underway.

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

News 9 Thunder finish two game road trip in Sacramento looking for win 60 on season as Kings fight to remain in playoff hunt.

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

News 9 Thunder finish two game road trip in Sacramento looking for win 60 on season as Kings fight to remain in playoff hunt.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

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Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Geary students return to class Wednesday after fire at high school

Carrie Winchel Detailed updates on Geary high school fire—classes resume with shifted locations and community fundraising efforts underway.

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

Thunder at Kings preview: injury report, last meeting, odds, where to watch

News 9 Thunder finish two game road trip in Sacramento looking for win 60 on season as Kings fight to remain in playoff hunt.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Officer-involved shooting update from Moore Police

Officer-involved shooting update from Moore Police

Carrie Winchel New footage shows Moore officer-involved shooting after stabbing. Get the full timeline of the event, with updates from police.

OKC police arrest 2 men following deadly brawl

OKC police arrest 2 men following deadly brawl

Sylvia Corkill Investigation underway as 2 men held on $10m bond following deadly Oklahoma City event center fight that turned deadly. Police are asking any witnesses to come forward.

Revisiting Sulphur: 1 year after devastating tornado

Revisiting Sulphur: 1 year after devastating tornado

Bella Roddy Nearly a year after an EF-3 tornado tore through downtown Sulphur, signs of destruction remain, but so do signs of resilience. Business owners and city leaders are working to rebuild what was lost on April 27, 2024, when 35 tornadoes touched down across Oklahoma, making it the worst outbreak of the year.

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