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Snowstorm To Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel For Millions

Snowstorm To Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel For Millions

News 9 A snowstorm that will disrupt Thanksgiving travel for millions is slamming Colorado, and it's on its way toward the upper Midwest. It could reach the Northeast in time for Wednesday's big travel day.

What's In Your CBD? Buyer Beware

What's In Your CBD? Buyer Beware

News 9 CBD (or cannabidiol) products, containing a compound found in marijuana, have skyrocketed in popularity and seem to be for sale everywhere, from grocery stores, to coffee shops and gas stations.

How Columbine Forever Changed The Way We Respond To Active Shooters

How Columbine Forever Changed The Way We Respond To Active Shooters

News 9 The moment school protective officer Michael Ortega receives a call is the moment he starts planning what he's going to do next.

Colorado Town Uses Pot Sales Taxes To Fund Anti-Bullying Program

Colorado Town Uses Pot Sales Taxes To Fund Anti-Bullying Program

News 9 When Colorado became the first state to allow sales of recreational marijuana in 2014, it meant millions of dollars collected from sales taxes. And a lot of that money is earmarked for education, which is how a small Colorado town of around 7,000 people g

Colorado Widow Battling Late Husband's Insurance Company Over Marijuana

Colorado Widow Battling Late Husband's Insurance Company Over Marijuana

A Colorado widow is battling her late husband's insurance company because it decided to cut his worker compensation over marijuana.

12-Year-Old Girl Suing DEA To Legalize Medical Marijuana Across U.S.

12-Year-Old Girl Suing DEA To Legalize Medical Marijuana Across U.S.

A 12-year-old girl is spearheading a campaign to legalize medical marijuana across the whole country.

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Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Face Off With Authorities

Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Face Off With Authorities

Armed soldiers and law enforcement officers dressed in riot gear on Thursday began arresting protesters who had set up a camp on private land to block construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Face Off With Authorities

Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Face Off With Authorities

Armed soldiers and law enforcement officers dressed in riot gear on Thursday began arresting protesters who had set up a camp on private land to block construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.

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Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Oklahoma House passes Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act

MaKayla Glenn The Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act, named after a woman who died alone in the hospital during COVID-19, passed the Oklahoma House on Tuesday with 84 votes in favor and 10 against. The bill, authored by Rep. Emily Gise, aims to ensure patients are informed, treated with dignity, and have a voice in their medical care.

Oklahoma House passes Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act

MaKayla Glenn The Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act, named after a woman who died alone in the hospital during COVID-19, passed the Oklahoma House on Tuesday with 84 votes in favor and 10 against. The bill, authored by Rep. Emily Gise, aims to ensure patients are informed, treated with dignity, and have a voice in their medical care.

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Ethan Wright Mayor Monroe Nichols launches NCI Pilot Program to transform Tulsa neighborhoods. This equity-focused initiative will help communities identify strengths and improve conditions.

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Ethan Wright Mayor Monroe Nichols launches NCI Pilot Program to transform Tulsa neighborhoods. This equity-focused initiative will help communities identify strengths and improve conditions.

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Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

Storm chances increase this weekend with potential severe weather

News On 6 Scattered storm chances increase later in the week, particularly this weekend, with the potential for severe weather.

Oklahoma House passes Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act

MaKayla Glenn The Lori Brand Patient Bill of Rights Act, named after a woman who died alone in the hospital during COVID-19, passed the Oklahoma House on Tuesday with 84 votes in favor and 10 against. The bill, authored by Rep. Emily Gise, aims to ensure patients are informed, treated with dignity, and have a voice in their medical care.

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Tulsa neighborhoods could get new life under pilot program. Here's how to apply

Ethan Wright Mayor Monroe Nichols launches NCI Pilot Program to transform Tulsa neighborhoods. This equity-focused initiative will help communities identify strengths and improve conditions.

'Our employees are very overwhelmed': Washington County SPCA catches couple dumping dogs on camera

'Our employees are very overwhelmed': Washington County SPCA catches couple dumping dogs on camera

Erin Conrad A couple in Washington County was caught on security camera dumping a dog and her puppies. The SPCA hopes to identify the two people because they want them to be held accountable.

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Atlantic reporter group chat with defense leaders: U.S. Senator James Lankford, other lawmakers react

Alex Cameron Leaked text thread to Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, from the Trump administration prompts a security breach debate among senators from both sides of the aisle including Oklahoma's own, Senator James Lankford.

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Fire and emergency crews battling Jenks mulch fire; residents concerned about smoke

Kaitlyn Deggs Several agencies are fighting a fire in Jenks that's been burning for more than a week. Crews say they were containing the fire and then waiting to fight the fire until they were able to get more resources.

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