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Substance Found In White House Confirmed To Be Cocaine

Substance Found In White House Confirmed To Be Cocaine

CBS News Subsequent testing confirmed that a powdery substance discovered by the Secret Service at the White House on Sunday was cocaine, a law enforcement official said Wednesday, as questions linger about how the drug got into the building.

Children Are Leading The Cursive Comeback

Children Are Leading The Cursive Comeback

CBS News Monday is National Handwriting Day, but nowadays, penmanship is becoming a lost art. But some children are still using, and even excelling, at cursive writing.

EPA Doubles Money For Electric School Buses As Demand Soars

EPA Doubles Money For Electric School Buses As Demand Soars

Associated Press Responding to “overwhelming demand,” the Environmental Protection Agency is nearly doubling the money available to states to buy electric models of the familiar yellow school buses that millions of children ride every school day.

Children Head Back To School But For Some There May Not Be Enough Teachers

Children Head Back To School But For Some There May Not Be Enough Teachers

CBS News When the school year starts on Wednesday, Miami-Dade Public Schools will join districts across Florida in opening the school year with unfilled teaching spots. The state of Florida has an estimated 8,000 open teaching positions.

WATCH: NEA President Talks About Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week

WATCH: NEA President Talks About Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week

News 9 Joining News 9 at 9 a.m. was Becky Pringle, the president of the National Education Association. She talked about how the pandemic affected teaching and how we can say thank you this year.

Schools Reckon With Social Stress: ‘I’m On My Phone So Much’

Schools Reckon With Social Stress: ‘I’m On My Phone So Much’

News 9 High school biology teacher Kelly Chavis knew smartphones were a distraction in her class.

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Oklahoma Teacher Pay Expected To Rise In National Rankings

Oklahoma Teacher Pay Expected To Rise In National Rankings

News On 6 It's been a year since the Teacher Walkout and now teacher pay in Oklahoma is expected to climb up the national rankings.

Oklahoma Teacher Pay Expected To Rise In National Rankings

Oklahoma Teacher Pay Expected To Rise In National Rankings

News On 6 It's been a year since the Teacher Walkout and now teacher pay in Oklahoma is expected to climb up the national rankings.

Oklahoma Teachers Will Continue To Fight For Change In 2019

Oklahoma Teachers Will Continue To Fight For Change In 2019

Amy Avery It's been eight months since teachers walked out of their classrooms and headed to the state Capitol to fight for their students.

Oklahoma Teachers Will Continue To Fight For Change In 2019

Oklahoma Teachers Will Continue To Fight For Change In 2019

Amy Avery It's been eight months since teachers walked out of their classrooms and headed to the state Capitol to fight for their students.

Gov. Fallin Angers Teachers Over 'Teenage Kid' Comment In CBS Interview

Gov. Fallin Angers Teachers Over 'Teenage Kid' Comment In CBS Interview

Teachers are upset with Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin for what she said during an interview with CBS News on Tuesday.

Gov. Fallin Angers Teachers Over 'Teenage Kid' Comment In CBS Interview

Gov. Fallin Angers Teachers Over 'Teenage Kid' Comment In CBS Interview

Teachers are upset with Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin for what she said during an interview with CBS News on Tuesday.

Gov. Fallin Faces Backlash After Comments To CBS News

Gov. Fallin Faces Backlash After Comments To CBS News

Several leaders including Gov. Mary Fallin are facing backlash over comments they've made as the walkout continues.

Gov. Fallin Faces Backlash After Comments To CBS News

Gov. Fallin Faces Backlash After Comments To CBS News

Several leaders including Gov. Mary Fallin are facing backlash over comments they've made as the walkout continues.

Educators Walking From Tulsa To State Capitol In OKC

Educators Walking From Tulsa To State Capitol In OKC

More than 125 educators will be walking 110 miles from Tulsa to Oklahoma City starting this morning. The walk's goal is to call attention to education funding in the state.

Educators Walking From Tulsa To State Capitol In OKC

Educators Walking From Tulsa To State Capitol In OKC

More than 125 educators will be walking 110 miles from Tulsa to Oklahoma City starting this morning. The walk's goal is to call attention to education funding in the state.

Arizona Teachers Looking To Oklahoma For Inspiration

Arizona Teachers Looking To Oklahoma For Inspiration

Oklahoma educators and legislators have faced many battles in their passage of the historic teacher pay bill.

Arizona Teachers Looking To Oklahoma For Inspiration

Arizona Teachers Looking To Oklahoma For Inspiration

Oklahoma educators and legislators have faced many battles in their passage of the historic teacher pay bill.

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Moore Educators Take To Social Media To Address Teacher Pay

Moore Educators Take To Social Media To Address Teacher Pay

Teachers in Moore are taking to social media with a video they say they hope earns them respect.

Moore Educators Take To Social Media To Address Teacher Pay

Moore Educators Take To Social Media To Address Teacher Pay

Teachers in Moore are taking to social media with a video they say they hope earns them respect.

Teacher Pay Still Major Contributor To State's Teacher Shortage

Teacher Pay Still Major Contributor To State's Teacher Shortage

News 9 The 2015 to 2016 school year has yet to begin in most districts and already it's looking like the teacher shortage is worse than last year, when at least a thousand positions across the state were unfilled.

Teacher Pay Still Major Contributor To State's Teacher Shortage

Teacher Pay Still Major Contributor To State's Teacher Shortage

News 9 The 2015 to 2016 school year has yet to begin in most districts and already it's looking like the teacher shortage is worse than last year, when at least a thousand positions across the state were unfilled.

9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon

9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon

News 9 State education officials had hoped to make progress in reducing the teacher shortage for the upcoming school year, but it doesn't look promising and, in fact, could be worse.

9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon

9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon

News 9 State education officials had hoped to make progress in reducing the teacher shortage for the upcoming school year, but it doesn't look promising and, in fact, could be worse.

Oklahoma Teachers Rally For Pensions, Classrooms At State Capitol

Oklahoma Teachers Rally For Pensions, Classrooms At State Capitol

News 9 Hundreds of Oklahoma teachers are filing into the state Capitol to ask lawmakers to provide more funding for local classrooms and better support for educators.

Oklahoma Teachers Rally For Pensions, Classrooms At State Capitol

Oklahoma Teachers Rally For Pensions, Classrooms At State Capitol

News 9 Hundreds of Oklahoma teachers are filing into the state Capitol to ask lawmakers to provide more funding for local classrooms and better support for educators.

$1.74 Million Contribution to 'Yes on 744' Campaign Allowed

$1.74 Million Contribution to 'Yes on 744' Campaign Allowed

News 9 A $1.74 million contribution from the National Education Association will apparently be allowed to remain in the hands of a campaign supporting State Question 744, despite assertions by a group opposing the ballot measure that it is illegal.

$1.74 Million Contribution to 'Yes on 744' Campaign Allowed

$1.74 Million Contribution to 'Yes on 744' Campaign Allowed

News 9 A $1.74 million contribution from the National Education Association will apparently be allowed to remain in the hands of a campaign supporting State Question 744, despite assertions by a group opposing the ballot measure that it is illegal.

National Education Association

National Education Association

News 9 In 2006, Kern called for Oklahoma teachers to leave unions that were members from the National Education Association after she said the association endorsed homosexual marriage.

National Education Association

National Education Association

News 9 In 2006, Kern called for Oklahoma teachers to leave unions that were members from the National Education Association after she said the association endorsed homosexual marriage.

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'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Amy Slanchik New to gardening? Now's the perfect time to get started. In today's Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik learns gardening tips from a certified master gardener.

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Amy Slanchik New to gardening? Now's the perfect time to get started. In today's Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik learns gardening tips from a certified master gardener.

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

Brooke Cox The NTSB is investigating a deadly plane crash near Haskell that occurred last night, killing the sole occupant, with the cause still unknown.

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

Brooke Cox The NTSB is investigating a deadly plane crash near Haskell that occurred last night, killing the sole occupant, with the cause still unknown.

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'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

'Oklahomans want smaller government:' Gov. Stitt signs executive order targeting independent contractors

Christian Hans Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order requiring state agencies to report on independent contractors, aiming for transparency and fiscal responsibility.

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for beginners

Amy Slanchik New to gardening? Now's the perfect time to get started. In today's Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik learns gardening tips from a certified master gardener.

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

NTSB investigates deadly plane crash near Haskell

Brooke Cox The NTSB is investigating a deadly plane crash near Haskell that occurred last night, killing the sole occupant, with the cause still unknown.

Mayor Nichols discusses community conversations, homelessness, and golf course improvements

Mayor Nichols discusses community conversations, homelessness, and golf course improvements

Brooke Cox Mayor Monroe Nichols discussed upcoming community conversations, efforts to address homelessness, and improvements to Tulsa's public golf courses during his interview with News On 6.

WATCH LIVE: Gov. Stitt delivers State of the State Address in Broken Arrow

WATCH LIVE: Gov. Stitt delivers State of the State Address in Broken Arrow

Drake Johnson Gov. Stitt. is expected to discuss key legislative priorities, the state's economic outlook, and ongoing initiatives impacting Oklahoma and the Broken Arrow community.

2025 National Recording Registry adds Elton John, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse and 'Hamilton'

2025 National Recording Registry adds Elton John, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse and 'Hamilton'

CBS News From albums to musicals, as well as live broadcasts and video game soundtracks, the Library of Congress has unveiled this year's additions to the National Recording Registry.

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