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Museums Launch ‘Road To Remembrance’ Project On Tulsa Race Massacre, Murrah Building Bombing

Tevis Hillis Two Oklahoma museums linked due to tragedies in the state are now coming together to bring a day of change for students in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Douglass High School Band Invited To Perform In The Windy City

Mike Glover In 1923, the Douglass High School band became the original ‘Pride of the East Side,’ but now their music is expanding to the Windy City.

Community Remembers Oklahoma City’s First Black Councilwoman

Anjelicia Bruton Oklahoma City is mourning a monumental loss after the city's first Black city councilwoman died. Willa Johnson served for 14 years and then spent 11 years as county commissioner.

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Poetry And Chill Celebrates 2 Years Of Giving Back To Kids In OKC Metro

Ashley Holden Poetry and Chill started as an Oklahoma open mic night, but now organizers are celebrating two years of events across the country. The founder and host of Poetry and Chill, Gregory II started Poetry and Chill as a platform for himself and other local musi

Poetry And Chill Celebrates 2 Years Of Giving Back To Kids In OKC Metro

Shot 8 Times, Douglass High School Sophomore Back On The Football Field

Brian Mueller On April 30, Douglass High School sophomore Rayshawn Jeffrey went through an unimaginable horror. A fight broke out in front of his home at Northwest 100th Street and Western Avenue in Oklahoma City. According to police, a witness said a man fired approxi

Shot 8 Times, Douglass High School Sophomore Back On The Football Field

United Voice: Local Artists Plan Concert To Pay Youth Usage Fees At Douglass Rec Center

News 9 A concert happening this Sunday is already reaching its goals to give back to the community. Local artists are coming together to raise money for the Douglass Rec Center, which raised its monthly usage fees from $5 to $10. Fees went up at recreation cente

United Voice: Local Artists Plan Concert To Pay Youth Usage Fees At Douglass Rec Center

Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall Visits OKC

News 9

As many Oklahomans celebrated the veterans in their lives this Veterans Day, some are remembering soldiers who never came home. The Wall That Heals, a Vietnam War Memorial, is in town for one weekend only.

Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall Visits OKC

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OKCPD Release Surveillance Video Of Douglass H.S. Burglary

News 9

Suspects left quite a mess after breaking into Douglass High School in northeast Oklahoma City early Friday.

OKCPD Release Surveillance Video Of Douglass H.S. Burglary

News 9

Suspects left quite a mess after breaking into Douglass High School in northeast Oklahoma City early Friday.

Millwood High School Opens Joe Carter Field

Karl Torp

At one time, it felt like a field of "pipe dreams" to Millwood Public Schools. But today, the brand new high school baseball field became a reality.

Millwood High School Opens Joe Carter Field

Karl Torp

At one time, it felt like a field of "pipe dreams" to Millwood Public Schools. But today, the brand new high school baseball field became a reality.

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Vandals Spread Graffiti At Douglass High School

News 9

On Friday morning, employees of Douglass High School arrived to find graffiti stamped on the back wall of the building. White paint was glazed over multiple doors and words were marked on the brick wall. There were mentions of a rival school, Star Spencer.