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Oklahoma's proposed social studies learning standards: 5 things we know
Jordan Fremstad
From Bible teachings to tracking illegal immigration in schools – State Superintendent Ryan Walters has proposed a host of controversial changes to Oklahoma education. Walters spoke about those proposals in Thursday’s State Board of Education meeting.
Agra Public Schools Adopts Bible Focused Curriculum
News 9
Despite objections, refusals, or dismissal from dozens of districts around Oklahoma, there is at least one public school district in Oklahoma that has proudly responded to a June directive to teach from the Bible in classrooms.
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Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary
Mike Glover
At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.
Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary
Mike Glover
At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.
Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum
Stephanie Maniche
Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum
Stephanie Maniche
Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.
'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion
Destini Pittman
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.
'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion
Destini Pittman
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.
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Art never ages: The life and art of a 93-year-old visionary
Mike Glover
At 93 years old, Billie Joe Johnston-Reid finds her happy place in the corner of her room, painting.
Citizen building serves as quiet backdrop to OKC memorial museum
Stephanie Maniche
Sitting 168 feet high, the Citizen building on North Robinson Street in Downtown Oklahoma City was intentionally designed to remember the 168 lives lost 30 years ago in the Oklahoma City bombing.
'More than a race:' Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon unites community in purpose and motion
Destini Pittman
The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is more than a race. It's a powerful community event that inspires movement and honors the spirit of remembrance.
CHECK IT OUT: Former President Clinton lands in Oklahoma City
Destini Pittman
Former President Bill Clinton touches down in Oklahoma City for the 30th anniversary remembrance ceremony of the Murrah Building Bombing.
SLIDESHOW: President Bill Clinton watching News 9, visiting OKC National Memorial, paying tribute to OKC bombing victims
Anna Denison
Bill Clinton, who was president at the time of the OKC bombing, has remained closely connected to the city and the memorial. Over the years, he’s visited the site multiple times, including during previous anniversaries.
Rebuilding the OKC Thunder: A Deep Dive
Jeremie Poplin
Jeremie Poplin and Steve McGehee reveal the Thunder's journey from tanking years to promising playoffs—insights on pivotal trades, coaching strategies, and player growth.
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