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Pets and people mingle for adoption
News 9
In July, the Oklahoma Humane Society will help find homes for nearly 100 cats and dogs, but more than 1,300 healthy animals will be put down in the same month.
Compressed Natural Gas offers break at the pump
News 9
As gas prices continue to break records, some people have stopped wondering when they'll go down and are instead looking to the future.
Cartoon image inspires more controversy than laughter
News 9
Democratic Presidential hopeful Barack Obama and his wife are portrayed as terrorists burning an American flag in New Yorker magazine's newest cover. The magazine isn't only offending the politicians, but also Oklahomans.
Boy warns mother of fire in apartment complex
News 9
A little boy warns his mother about a fire in his room, saving them both.
Pickens' plan offers perks at gas pump
News 9
Dale Wade's truck doesn't use gasoline. Instead, it burns compressed natural gas, and Wade only pays 90 cents a gallon.
Boy gets new wheelchair from giving Oklahomans
News 9
Giving Oklahomans donated money to help a little boy suffering from cerebral palsy get a new wheelchair after his was taken out of the back of his family's van.
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Parents seek help replacing special needs wheelchair
News 9
Blake Lambert, who suffers from cerebral palsy, recently became the victim of theft when someone took his wheelchair from his parents' car.
Parents seek help replacing special needs wheelchair
News 9
Blake Lambert, who suffers from cerebral palsy, recently became the victim of theft when someone took his wheelchair from his parents' car.
Station 7 in need of repairs
News 9
Station 7 of the Oklahoma City Fire Department is closing its doors and could be moving the firefighters to another location.
Station 7 in need of repairs
News 9
Station 7 of the Oklahoma City Fire Department is closing its doors and could be moving the firefighters to another location.
Witness: Authorities harassing, confiscated pictures
News 9
Chris Owens said he was handcuffed, thrown into the back of a cop car and harassed for taking pictures of a car crash Monday evening.
Witness: Authorities harassing, confiscated pictures
News 9
Chris Owens said he was handcuffed, thrown into the back of a cop car and harassed for taking pictures of a car crash Monday evening.
New ethics rules take effect Tuesday
News 9
State campaign finance rules officially change Tuesday, meaning the $200,000 spent last year by lobbyists is a thing of the past.
New ethics rules take effect Tuesday
News 9
State campaign finance rules officially change Tuesday, meaning the $200,000 spent last year by lobbyists is a thing of the past.
Residents prepare for Fourth of July festivities
News 9
While it's legal to buy fireworks in Oklahoma, it's not legal to set them off everywhere.
Residents prepare for Fourth of July festivities
News 9
While it's legal to buy fireworks in Oklahoma, it's not legal to set them off everywhere.
British farmers take root in Oklahoma
News 9
Two British brothers are fulfilling their dreams of harvesting a crop in America.
British farmers take root in Oklahoma
News 9
Two British brothers are fulfilling their dreams of harvesting a crop in America.
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School lunch prices to increase
News 9
Oklahoma City Public Schools plan to increase the price of school lunches for the first time in a decade.
School lunch prices to increase
News 9
Oklahoma City Public Schools plan to increase the price of school lunches for the first time in a decade.
Child molestation reported at jail
News 9
Authorities are investigating a report that a child was molested by her incarcerated father while visiting him at Joseph Harp Correction Facility in Lexington, Okla.
Child molestation reported at jail
News 9
Authorities are investigating a report that a child was molested by her incarcerated father while visiting him at Joseph Harp Correction Facility in Lexington, Okla.
Crop demands change with Midwest flooding
News 9
Rising flood waters across parts of the Midwest could mean the price of crops in Oklahoma could rise.
Crop demands change with Midwest flooding
News 9
Rising flood waters across parts of the Midwest could mean the price of crops in Oklahoma could rise.
Soldier serving in third tour is welcomed home
News 9
Dustin Dolton returned to a welcoming family Tuesday after serving in Iraq.
Soldier serving in third tour is welcomed home
News 9
Dustin Dolton returned to a welcoming family Tuesday after serving in Iraq.
Students raise money for killed classmates
News 9
Taylor Paschal-Placker and Skyla Whitaker's classmates at Graham Public School in Weleetka are banding together to raise funds for the girls' funerals.
Students raise money for killed classmates
News 9
Taylor Paschal-Placker and Skyla Whitaker's classmates at Graham Public School in Weleetka are banding together to raise funds for the girls' funerals.
Federal judge blocks portion of anti-immigration law
News 9
Oklahoma's tough anti-immigration law took a hit in federal court Wednesday. A federal judge is blocking part of the law requiring businesses to make sure new employees are in the U.S. legally.
Federal judge blocks portion of anti-immigration law
News 9
Oklahoma's tough anti-immigration law took a hit in federal court Wednesday. A federal judge is blocking part of the law requiring businesses to make sure new employees are in the U.S. legally.
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Man taken to Tulsa hospital after being shot multiple times
Jayden Brannon
A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.
Man taken to Tulsa hospital after being shot multiple times
Jayden Brannon
A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.
Israel resumes strikes in Gaza, reportedly killing hundreds and promising increased force against Hamas
CBS News
Israel has launched new strikes in the Gaza Strip, killing more than 400 people, according to the Palestinian territory's Hamas-run Health Ministry, and promising to wield "increasing military force" after talks on further hostage releases stalled, according to officials on both sides of the war.
Israel resumes strikes in Gaza, reportedly killing hundreds and promising increased force against Hamas
CBS News
Israel has launched new strikes in the Gaza Strip, killing more than 400 people, according to the Palestinian territory's Hamas-run Health Ministry, and promising to wield "increasing military force" after talks on further hostage releases stalled, according to officials on both sides of the war.
Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
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Man taken to Tulsa hospital after being shot multiple times
Jayden Brannon
A man was taken to the hospital after he was shot in the chest on Monday night, according to the Tulsa Police Department.
Israel resumes strikes in Gaza, reportedly killing hundreds and promising increased force against Hamas
CBS News
Israel has launched new strikes in the Gaza Strip, killing more than 400 people, according to the Palestinian territory's Hamas-run Health Ministry, and promising to wield "increasing military force" after talks on further hostage releases stalled, according to officials on both sides of the war.
Wildfire smoke, high pollen, and viruses: Why so many Oklahomans are sick right now
Jeromee Scot
Wildfire smoke, high pollen counts, and circulating viruses like COVID-19, flu, and RSV are causing widespread illness across Oklahoma. Dr. Matthew Else shares symptoms to watch for, who's at risk, and expert tips to protect your health.
Heightened fire risks persist across Green Country
News On 6
A strong storm system is expected to move into the central U.S. late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, passing through the region by late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Tulsa grassfire leads to closure of city mulch site
Jayden Brannon
The Tulsa mulch site is closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to a neighboring grassfire and continued red flag warnings across the state.
Oklahoma mechanics step in to fix fire truck during wildfires: A story of selflessness
MaKayla Glenn
Two local mechanics, Jess Monroe and Eric Knudsen, demonstrated incredible selflessness during the Oklahoma wildfires when they rushed to fix a broken fire truck at a critical time. Despite losing his home to the fires, Jess didn’t hesitate to help, believing that running the truck could save at least one house.
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