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Shake-Up At The State Capitol: Tuesday's Primary Results

News 9 After Tuesday nights primary election results, News 9's Haley Weger shared significant results.

Inequity In College Funding Debated On Oklahoma House Floor Tuesday

Haley Weger Both the House and the Senate discussed dozens of bills that will fund specific agencies throughout the state. One big topic Tuesday was if state colleges are over funded.

State Senators Pass Legislation Dealing With "Women's Bill Of Rights," Corporal Punishment

Haley Weger Lawmakers at the state capitol moved forward with a handful of controversial bills Tuesday, including legislation dealing with corporal punishment and gender definition.

Child Advocacy Day Held At State Capitol

Jordan Ryan Monday is Child Advocacy Day at the State Capitol. The focus will be on talking to lawmakers about critical children's issues.

Judge: Not Dismissing Lawsuit Against Sports Illustrated "Dirty Game" Reporters

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The lawsuit against Sports Illustrated reporters stemming from "The Dirty Game" series on Oklahoma State football will go on, a federal judge determined Wednesday.

Oklahoma State Football Investigation Nearing End

News 9 Nearly a year removed from the SI series, an OSU spokesman told ESPN that the NCAA is nearing the end of its process and that the university expects the results of an internal investigation soon.

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OSU Faithful Hold Rally For Fellowship Director Named In SI Article

News 9 OSU cowboys rally Thursday night in support of John Talley, an area director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Talley is quoted in part one of the Sports Illustrated investigation, which focuses on money.

OSU Faithful Hold Rally For Fellowship Director Named In SI Article

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Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Alex Cameron The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.

Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Alex Cameron The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

MaKayla Glenn A Mannford woman, Ilia Stanfield, is coping with the aftermath of devastating fires that destroyed her home and many of her animals. Days after the fire, she found one of her chickens, Hazel, alive, roaming around the property. Hazel's resilience has given Ilia hope, reminding her that if the chicken can survive, so can she.

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

Chloe Abbott A Sapulpa family is mourning the loss of their 17-year-old son, Layson Davis, who was murdered in Minnesota. Randy Davis says it's hard waking up every day without his son, but he finds strength in knowing he'll fight to bring justice for Layson.

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

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Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Alex Cameron The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

George Foreman, boxing legend and entrepreneur, dies at 76

CBS News Foreman won two heavyweight championships, fought Muhammad Ali in the 'Rumble in the Jungle' and captured gold in the 1968 Olympics.

Mannford Public Schools delaying return to classrooms due to soot, smoke, ash

Katie Alexander Mannford Public Schools says they are planning to return to class on Thursday, March 27. They say this is due to the amount of soot, smoke, and ash at several district facilities.

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts

Emory Bryan Oklahoma food banks are preparing to fill gaps left by cuts announced, and expected, at the USDA. The federal government supports food assistance programs, primarily through SNAP benefits.

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Shake-Up At The State Capitol: Tuesday's Primary Results

Inequity In College Funding Debated On Oklahoma House Floor Tuesday

State Senators Pass Legislation Dealing With "Women's Bill Of Rights," Corporal Punishment

Child Advocacy Day Held At State Capitol

Judge: Not Dismissing Lawsuit Against Sports Illustrated "Dirty Game" Reporters

Oklahoma State Football Investigation Nearing End

OSU Faithful Hold Rally For Fellowship Director Named In SI Article

OSU Faithful Hold Rally For Fellowship Director Named In SI Article

Former OSU Player Jeremiah Burton Speaks About SI Investigation

Former OSU Player Jeremiah Burton Speaks About SI Investigation

SI Article Accuses John Talley Of Overpaying Players

SI Article Accuses John Talley Of Overpaying Players

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Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

Top Headlines

Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle

Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival

Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son

George Foreman, boxing legend and entrepreneur, dies at 76

Mannford Public Schools delaying return to classrooms due to soot, smoke, ash

Oklahoma food banks brace for impact of USDA funding cuts