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Denny Crum, Who Coached Louisville To 2 NCAA Titles, Dies

Denny Crum, Who Coached Louisville To 2 NCAA Titles, Dies

Associated Press Denny Crum, who won two NCAA men’s basketball championships and built Louisville into one of the 1980s’ dominant programs during a Hall of Fame coaching career, died Tuesday. He was 86.

Doug Gottlieb's Open Letter To Basketball Hall Of Fame On Behalf Of Eddie Sutton's Players

Doug Gottlieb's Open Letter To Basketball Hall Of Fame On Behalf Of Eddie Sutton's Players

Doug Gottlieb makes a heartfelt case for Eddie Sutton's selection to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Sutton is a fourth-time candidate.

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Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

News 9 With warm temps anticipated through the end of the workweek, Meteorologist Justin Rudicel has when storm chances could arrive this weekend.

Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

News 9 With warm temps anticipated through the end of the workweek, Meteorologist Justin Rudicel has when storm chances could arrive this weekend.

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Elizabeth Fitz The Kiowa Tribe cleaned up the location of its historic church after the building burned down in the March 14 wildfires.

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Elizabeth Fitz The Kiowa Tribe cleaned up the location of its historic church after the building burned down in the March 14 wildfires.

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

Scott Mitchell In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Sen. James Lankford discuss economic concerns, foreign policy and more.

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

Scott Mitchell In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Sen. James Lankford discuss economic concerns, foreign policy and more.

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Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

Cloudy start to Saturday, chance of storms in the evening

News 9 With warm temps anticipated through the end of the workweek, Meteorologist Justin Rudicel has when storm chances could arrive this weekend.

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Kiowa Tribe to rebuild historic church after it burned in wildfires

Elizabeth Fitz The Kiowa Tribe cleaned up the location of its historic church after the building burned down in the March 14 wildfires.

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division

Scott Mitchell In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Sen. James Lankford discuss economic concerns, foreign policy and more.

What to know about Trump’s tariffs

What to know about Trump’s tariffs

Alex Cameron A summary of the tariffs President Trump has called for and/or already imposed since taking office in January.

Dibble principal’s after-school taekwondo program transforms students’ confidence and leadership

Dibble principal’s after-school taekwondo program transforms students’ confidence and leadership

Mike Glover The Dibble principal started an after-school Taekwondo program that has instilled confidence and discipline in the students.

Two dead in Custer County Crash

Two dead in Custer County Crash

Destini Pittman Two people are dead following a crash in Custer County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

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