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Oklahoma City City Council: Shakeup in Ward 3, Ward 7 heads to runoff

Oklahoma City City Council: Shakeup in Ward 3, Ward 7 heads to runoff

Carrie Winchel Two Oklahoma City City Council seats were up for election Tuesday, with one race being decided and another going to a runoff election in April.

Oklahoma Elections: Key races to watch on Feb. 11

Oklahoma Elections: Key races to watch on Feb. 11

Destini Pittman Oklahoma voters will head to the polls on Feb. 11 to decide key municipal races, school board positions, and a nearly $200 million school bond proposal, with potential runoffs set for April 1.

Potential Name Change At WRWA Brings Oklahoma Aviation History Into New Logo

Jordan Fremstad A new name could soon fly over Will Rogers World Airport. Oklahoma City Airport Trust members have been discussing the airport's rebranding efforts since the beginning of the year.

OKC City Council Approves Annexation For Future 'Mega-Site'

OKC City Council Approves Annexation For Future 'Mega-Site'

Storme Jones Oklahoma City leaders voted Tuesday to extend the city limits by half a mile to attract a “mega-site” developer. Several people who live near the property being annexed, told the city council they don’t want a large-scale development near their homes.

City Council Rejects Sunset Amphitheatre In SW OKC, Vote Fails 7-2

City Council Rejects Sunset Amphitheatre In SW OKC, Vote Fails 7-2

News 9 The Oklahoma City Council voted on the plans for a new amphitheater Tuesday morning. The vote failed, 7-2, among council members.

OKC City Council Expected To Vote On Fate Of Sunset Amphitheatre Tuesday

OKC City Council Expected To Vote On Fate Of Sunset Amphitheatre Tuesday

News 9 The new Sunset Amphitheatre near Interstate 40 and the Kilpatrick Turnpike is just one vote away from becoming a reality.

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Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Christian Hans Automated lawnmowers will begin maintaining the grounds at the Oklahoma State Capitol this week. Here's why the state says this is part of a larger effort to cut unnecessary spending.

Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Christian Hans Automated lawnmowers will begin maintaining the grounds at the Oklahoma State Capitol this week. Here's why the state says this is part of a larger effort to cut unnecessary spending.

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 31, 2025, is Gage Gibbons from Deer Creek High School.

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 31, 2025, is Gage Gibbons from Deer Creek High School.

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

Haley Weger Governor Kevin Stitt’s DOGE OK initiative is implementing several cost-saving measures such as auditing state purchases, eliminating state-issued cell phones, improving energy efficiency, using automated mowers, and more to save Oklahoma taxpayers millions of dollars, according to their website.

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

Haley Weger Governor Kevin Stitt’s DOGE OK initiative is implementing several cost-saving measures such as auditing state purchases, eliminating state-issued cell phones, improving energy efficiency, using automated mowers, and more to save Oklahoma taxpayers millions of dollars, according to their website.

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Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Oklahoma to roll out automated lawnmowers for maintaining State Capitol grounds

Christian Hans Automated lawnmowers will begin maintaining the grounds at the Oklahoma State Capitol this week. Here's why the state says this is part of a larger effort to cut unnecessary spending.

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

Amazing Athlete: Gage Gibbons

News 9 News 9 and Communication Federal Credit Union's Amazing Athlete for March 31, 2025, is Gage Gibbons from Deer Creek High School.

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

By The Numbers: Ways DOGE-OK is cutting government waste in Oklahoma

Haley Weger Governor Kevin Stitt’s DOGE OK initiative is implementing several cost-saving measures such as auditing state purchases, eliminating state-issued cell phones, improving energy efficiency, using automated mowers, and more to save Oklahoma taxpayers millions of dollars, according to their website.

Fatality collision west of Okmulgee on Saturday

Fatality collision west of Okmulgee on Saturday

Graham Dowers Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) has reported that a crash that occurred west of Okmulgee on Saturday evening resulted in a fatality.

Behind the scenes with Coffee and Cars OKC

Behind the scenes with Coffee and Cars OKC

Addie Crawford Organizers behind Coffee and Cars OKC, Oklahoma City's largest in-person car meetup, are inviting the community to their upcoming event on Saturday.

Former OKC metro water plant workers charged in Bluff Creek contamination

Former OKC metro water plant workers charged in Bluff Creek contamination

Lisa Monahan Two former employees at the Bethany-Warr Acres Wastewater Treatment Plant were criminally charged after an investigation by the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) discovered they were knowingly spilling raw sewage into Bluff Creek in northwest Oklahoma County.

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