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Mohammed Morsi, Deposed President Of Egypt, Collapsed & Died In Court, According To State TV

Mohammed Morsi, Deposed President Of Egypt, Collapsed & Died In Court, According To State TV

News 9 Egypt's former president, Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood leader who rose to office in the country's first free elections in 2012 and was ousted a year later by the military, collapsed in court during a trial and died, state TV and his family said.

ABC Order 'Roseanne' Spinoff For Fall Minus Roseanne Barr

ABC Order 'Roseanne' Spinoff For Fall Minus Roseanne Barr

ABC, which canceled its "Roseanne" revival over its star's racist tweet, says it will air a Conner family sitcom minus Roseanne Barr this fall.

Roseanne Says She "Feels Bad" For President Trump Amid Twitter Backlash

Roseanne Says She "Feels Bad" For President Trump Amid Twitter Backlash

After a racist tweet left Roseanne Barr without a job, the comedian apologized and told fans not to feel sorry for her or defend her "unforgiveable" comment. But early Wednesday, after a barrage of online criticism, Barr expressed empathy for someone else: President Trump. She tweeted: "i feel bad for @POTUS-he goes thru this every single day."

Church Bombings Kill Dozens In Egypt On Palm Sunday

Church Bombings Kill Dozens In Egypt On Palm Sunday

Bombs exploded at two Coptic churches in different cities in northern Egypt as worshippers were celebrating Palm Sunday, killing at least 43 people and wounding about 100 in an assault claimed by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

State Representative's Comments Stir Up Controversy After Radical Islam Study

State Representative's Comments Stir Up Controversy After Radical Islam Study

In a hearing about an interim study on radical Islam, Sharia law and the Muslim Brotherhood, state Rep. John Bennett attacked the religion of Islam as an enemy of Oklahomans.

Pastor Speaks Out Against Proposed Edmond Mosque

Pastor Speaks Out Against Proposed Edmond Mosque

News 9 A local pastor stirred up controversy during a hearing about a proposed mosque in Edmond.

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Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Anna Denison Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) announced on Thursday that $10 billion has been secured to provide economic assistance to farmers through his legislation, the American Relief Act. $230 million of that dollar amount will go to farmers and producers in Oklahoma.

Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Anna Denison Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) announced on Thursday that $10 billion has been secured to provide economic assistance to farmers through his legislation, the American Relief Act. $230 million of that dollar amount will go to farmers and producers in Oklahoma.

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

David Prock Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee was locked down due to a credible threat, canceling all appointments for the day.

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

David Prock Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee was locked down due to a credible threat, canceling all appointments for the day.

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Victor Pozadas Social Security Administration begins withholding checks for some seniors due to mishandled funds and payments. CBS Analyst Jill Schlesinger gives insights on how to contest the decision.

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Victor Pozadas Social Security Administration begins withholding checks for some seniors due to mishandled funds and payments. CBS Analyst Jill Schlesinger gives insights on how to contest the decision.

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Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Congressman Tom Cole secures $230 million to assist farmers in Oklahoma

Anna Denison Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) announced on Thursday that $10 billion has been secured to provide economic assistance to farmers through his legislation, the American Relief Act. $230 million of that dollar amount will go to farmers and producers in Oklahoma.

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee Locks Down Amid Credible Threat: What You Need to Know

David Prock Muscogee Nation Health Complex in Okmulgee was locked down due to a credible threat, canceling all appointments for the day.

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Victor Pozadas Social Security Administration begins withholding checks for some seniors due to mishandled funds and payments. CBS Analyst Jill Schlesinger gives insights on how to contest the decision.

New Approach: Tulsa County's Warrant Clearing Event Set for Non-Violent Offenders

New Approach: Tulsa County's Warrant Clearing Event Set for Non-Violent Offenders

David Prock Tulsa County's Warrant Clearing event on Friday targets nonviolent misdemeanor warrants, excluding DUI and domestic violence cases.

Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers in a major restructuring plan

Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers in a major restructuring plan

Associated Press The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers and shut down entire agencies, including ones that oversee billions of dollars in funds for addiction services and community health centers across the country.

Union Public Schools making cuts to bus services due to driver shortage

Union Public Schools making cuts to bus services due to driver shortage

Katie Alexander Union Public Schools announced on Wednesday that due to a bus driver shortage, there will be buses that will not be providing transportation one day a week.

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