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Federal Lawmakers Flag Dozens Of 'Action Items' At Oklahoma State Department Of Education

News 9 The results of a U.S. Department of Education report into the Oklahoma State Department of Education show dozens of red flags on funding and management.

AARP Oklahoma Offers Guide For Caregivers Who Qualify For New Tax Credit Program

News 9 People taking care of loved ones at home can now qualify for a tax credit of up to $3,000.

New Tax Credit For Those Caring For Sick Or Elderly Loved One

News 9 A new tax credit for those who care for a sick or elderly loved one, will be available for the 2024 tax year.

Lt. Gov., Additional Races Taking Place Across The State

News 9 Among other races, Oklahoma voters will also decide who the next lieutenant governor will be.

Your Vote Counts: The Impact Of 9/11, President Biden's Order And The Pardon And Parole Board

News 9 News 9 political expert Scott Mitchell was joined Sunday by state Representative Tammy West and state Senator Julia Kirt to discuss the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, President Biden's recent mask order and other pressing topics.

Your Vote Counts: COVID-19 Vaccinations, Women In Leadership, Broadband Legislation

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with State Rep. Tammy West and Rep. Pittman

Your Vote Counts: COVID-19 Vaccinations, Women In Leadership, Broadband Legislation

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with State Rep. Tammy West and Rep. Pittman

Your Vote Counts: Discussing State's Rights

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with State Rep. Cyndi Munson and Rep. Tammy West.

Your Vote Counts: Discussing State's Rights

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with State Rep. Cyndi Munson and Rep. Tammy West.

You Vote Counts: Gaming Compacts, State Question 805, Return To School

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with Rep. Jason Dunnington and Rep. Tammy West. Today they discuss State Question 805 and the growing movie industry, as well as school safety and the gaming compacts.

You Vote Counts: Gaming Compacts, State Question 805, Return To School

Your Vote Counts: Supreme Court Ruling, State COVID-19 Response, Masks & More

News 9 News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell discusses topics concerning Oklahoma with State Reps Collin Walke and Tammy West. Today's discussion includes the Supreme Court Ruling on Tribal Jurisdiction,

Your Vote Counts: Supreme Court Ruling, State COVID-19 Response, Masks & More

New Bill Stops Nursing Homes From Using Anti-Psychotic Drugs Without A Diagnosis

Ashley Izbicki Oklahoma ranks number one in the nation for prescribing antipsychotic medications to nursing home residents without a diagnosis, but Governor Stitt signed a bill that advocates hope will protect the frailest and vulnerable.

New Bill Stops Nursing Homes From Using Anti-Psychotic Drugs Without A Diagnosis

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Famous OKC Neighborhood Lights Display To Scale Back After 11 Years

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After 11 years of spreading the holiday spirit, the famous Markwell and Graham Avenue musical Christmas light display will be scaling back.

Famous OKC Neighborhood Lights Display To Scale Back After 11 Years

Clayton Cummins

After 11 years of spreading the holiday spirit, the famous Markwell and Graham Avenue musical Christmas light display will be scaling back.

"Coffee With The Candidates" Event To Feature 36 Hopefuls

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The Northwest Oklahoma City Chamber will give voters an opportunity to meet and talk with lots of the candidates face-to-face at their “Coffee with the Candidates” on Tuesday, October 23.

"Coffee With The Candidates" Event To Feature 36 Hopefuls

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The Northwest Oklahoma City Chamber will give voters an opportunity to meet and talk with lots of the candidates face-to-face at their “Coffee with the Candidates” on Tuesday, October 23.

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Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass

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Chloe Abbott A bill has passed out of the Senate this week that would make it illegal to use or sell kratom if it's synthesized and contains more than one percent of 7-Hydroxy. Right now, people can buy it legally, but the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics says it's extremely powerful and is the same as taking a handful of painkillers.

Muskogee County District Attorney clears officers who shot at homicide suspect

Sam Carrico The Muskogee County District Attorney has cleared two officers who shot at a homicide suspect earlier this month.

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Federal Lawmakers Flag Dozens Of 'Action Items' At Oklahoma State Department Of Education

AARP Oklahoma Offers Guide For Caregivers Who Qualify For New Tax Credit Program

New Tax Credit For Those Caring For Sick Or Elderly Loved One

Lt. Gov., Additional Races Taking Place Across The State

Your Vote Counts: The Impact Of 9/11, President Biden's Order And The Pardon And Parole Board

Your Vote Counts: End Of Legislative Session, Grade For The Year

Your Vote Counts: State Budget & Women, Children Issues

Your Vote Counts: State Budget & Women, Children Issues

Your Vote Counts: COVID-19 Vaccinations, Women In Leadership, Broadband Legislation

Your Vote Counts: COVID-19 Vaccinations, Women In Leadership, Broadband Legislation

Your Vote Counts: Discussing State's Rights

Your Vote Counts: Discussing State's Rights

You Vote Counts: Gaming Compacts, State Question 805, Return To School

You Vote Counts: Gaming Compacts, State Question 805, Return To School

Your Vote Counts: Supreme Court Ruling, State COVID-19 Response, Masks & More

Your Vote Counts: Supreme Court Ruling, State COVID-19 Response, Masks & More

New Bill Stops Nursing Homes From Using Anti-Psychotic Drugs Without A Diagnosis

New Bill Stops Nursing Homes From Using Anti-Psychotic Drugs Without A Diagnosis

Famous OKC Neighborhood Lights Display To Scale Back After 11 Years

Famous OKC Neighborhood Lights Display To Scale Back After 11 Years

"Coffee With The Candidates" Event To Feature 36 Hopefuls

"Coffee With The Candidates" Event To Feature 36 Hopefuls

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Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass

Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass

Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'

Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'

Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms

Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms

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Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass

Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'

Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms

5 things to know about work in Oklahoma

'Described as taking large quantities of pain pills': OBN on a Senate bill that would regulate kratom in Oklahoma

Muskogee County District Attorney clears officers who shot at homicide suspect