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Oklahoma County Judge Rules Animal Control Illegally Seized Exotic Birds From Owner

News 9 An Oklahoma County judged ruled on Wednesday that Oklahoma City animal control officers illegally seized 14 exotic birds from a home. The birds were taken in June from Paul Fondren’s home. Fondren’s attorney Scott Adams showed the court the ci

OSDH Official Details Vaccination Rates In Okla. Schools

News 9 With school now in full swing, most students and parents are making sure they have everything prepared. That, of course, includes your basics like clothes, lunches, books and for the most part vaccines. "People of other generations have had mumps, measles

Public Health In Question In Light Of Impending State Agency Cuts

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In light of impending state agency cuts, many are wondering about the future of public health in our state.

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Flu Season Is Here; What's Different About This Year's Vaccine

News 9 Flu season officially starts this week and doctors are watching the virus closely to see how it compares to last season. So, could we be in for a nasty flu season?

Flu Season Is Here; What's Different About This Year's Vaccine

News 9 Flu season officially starts this week and doctors are watching the virus closely to see how it compares to last season. So, could we be in for a nasty flu season?

Supporters Gather For 'Journey For Justice' In OKC

News 9 More than a hundred people gathered outside of the Ralph Ellison Library on Saturday afternoon, as they prepared to marched down all the way to the Oklahoma Governor's Mansion.

Supporters Gather For 'Journey For Justice' In OKC

News 9 More than a hundred people gathered outside of the Ralph Ellison Library on Saturday afternoon, as they prepared to marched down all the way to the Oklahoma Governor's Mansion.

OKC Police Arrest Homeless Man For Animal Cruelty

News 9 Oklahoma City police arrested a homeless man Wednesday afternoon on animal cruelty charges, after officers found two dogs tied up to a tree without access to food or water.

OKC Police Arrest Homeless Man For Animal Cruelty

News 9 Oklahoma City police arrested a homeless man Wednesday afternoon on animal cruelty charges, after officers found two dogs tied up to a tree without access to food or water.

OK County Health Department Offers Back-To-School Immunizations

News 9 The Oklahoma County Health Department is offering immunizations for students who are getting ready for the 2013-2014 school year.

OK County Health Department Offers Back-To-School Immunizations

News 9 The Oklahoma County Health Department is offering immunizations for students who are getting ready for the 2013-2014 school year.

Health Department Sees Big Increase In Reports Of Bed Bugs In Oklahoma

not available not available Bed bugs are back. The Oklahoma County Health Department says they are seeing a big increase in reports of the pests in recent weeks.

Health Department Sees Big Increase In Reports Of Bed Bugs In Oklahoma

not available not available Bed bugs are back. The Oklahoma County Health Department says they are seeing a big increase in reports of the pests in recent weeks.

What Are You Doing to Keep Your Family Safe From the Flu?

News 9 Local hospitals are placing restrictions on visitors and flu shots are in high demand as Oklahomans try to prevent the spread of the flu virus.

Poll: How have you changed your routines to protect yourself from the flu?

What Are You Doing to Keep Your Family Safe From the Flu?

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H1N1 Vaccinations Begin in Oklahoma

News 9 H1N1 vaccinations are under way in Oklahoma after the first shipments of the vaccine arrived at county health departments.

Are H1N1 Vaccines Available In Your County?

H1N1 Vaccinations Begin in Oklahoma

News 9 H1N1 vaccinations are under way in Oklahoma after the first shipments of the vaccine arrived at county health departments.

Are H1N1 Vaccines Available In Your County?

Concerned Parents Get H1N1 Answers from Health Experts

News 9 Oklahoma City Public Schools and the health department hosted the first of several town hall meetings Wednesday in hopes of clearing up any question about this year's flu season, including the H1N1 virus.

Concerned Parents Get H1N1 Answers from Health Experts

H1N1 No Cause For Panic in Oklahoma, Experts Say

News 9 While health officials across the nation warn the public needs to be cautious of the H1N1 virus, they said there is no need to panic.

H1N1 No Cause For Panic in Oklahoma, Experts Say

News 9 While health officials across the nation warn the public needs to be cautious of the H1N1 virus, they said there is no need to panic.

Deer Creek School Has 'Pending' Swine Flu Case

News 9 Deer Creek Middle School in Edmond announced Tuesday they will stay open despite a 'pending case' of swine flu for a student.

Deer Creek School Has 'Pending' Swine Flu Case

News 9 Deer Creek Middle School in Edmond announced Tuesday they will stay open despite a 'pending case' of swine flu for a student.

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Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Bella Roddy Oklahoma Attorney General and 2026 candidate for Governor Gentner Drummond has filed a brief one month before the case of an Oklahoma state-funded religious charter school goes before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

David Prock Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a 4.75% flat income tax rate and increased standard deductions, impacting taxpayers and potentially shifting revenue sources. Local financial expert Paul Hood weighs in on what this bill could mean for taxpayers and the state if passed.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

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Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

Salina family devastated after losing home, belongings in electrical fire: 'Still holds the memories'

Kaitlyn Deggs A Salina family is asking for help after they lost everything but the clothes they were wearing. They say this was the family home, which saw decades of major life events.

Josh Giddey returns to OKC to play former team: Full preview of Bulls-Thunder

Jeremie Poplin Watch Josh Giddey talk about his return to OKC as the Thunder host Chicago.

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Oklahoma County Drug Court Program An Alternative To Incarceration

Health Officials Prepare For Flu Season With Statewide Exercise

Oklahoma County Judge Rules Animal Control Illegally Seized Exotic Birds From Owner

OSDH Official Details Vaccination Rates In Okla. Schools

Public Health In Question In Light Of Impending State Agency Cuts

Flu Season Is Here; What's Different About This Year's Vaccine

Flu Season Is Here; What's Different About This Year's Vaccine

Supporters Gather For 'Journey For Justice' In OKC

Supporters Gather For 'Journey For Justice' In OKC

OKC Police Arrest Homeless Man For Animal Cruelty

OKC Police Arrest Homeless Man For Animal Cruelty

OK County Health Department Offers Back-To-School Immunizations

OK County Health Department Offers Back-To-School Immunizations

Health Department Sees Big Increase In Reports Of Bed Bugs In Oklahoma

Health Department Sees Big Increase In Reports Of Bed Bugs In Oklahoma

What Are You Doing to Keep Your Family Safe From the Flu?

What Are You Doing to Keep Your Family Safe From the Flu?

H1N1 Vaccinations Begin in Oklahoma

H1N1 Vaccinations Begin in Oklahoma

Concerned Parents Get H1N1 Answers from Health Experts

Concerned Parents Get H1N1 Answers from Health Experts

H1N1 No Cause For Panic in Oklahoma, Experts Say

H1N1 No Cause For Panic in Oklahoma, Experts Say

Deer Creek School Has 'Pending' Swine Flu Case

Deer Creek School Has 'Pending' Swine Flu Case

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Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

Top Headlines

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Salina family devastated after losing home, belongings in electrical fire: 'Still holds the memories'

Josh Giddey returns to OKC to play former team: Full preview of Bulls-Thunder