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OU president says NIH funding cut would ‘severely impact’ university research

OU president says NIH funding cut would ‘severely impact’ university research

Jordan Fremstad Oklahoma researchers fear major setbacks after a federal judge blocks the Trump administration’s attempt to cut NIH funding—OU leaders are fighting to protect medical breakthroughs.

3 things doctors want you to know about the flu in Oklahoma

3 things doctors want you to know about the flu in Oklahoma

Elizabeth Fitz Local health officials said on Wednesday that they are seeing flu cases skyrocket in the Oklahoma City metro area.

OU Health Researchers Awarded $17 Million Grant To Improve Cancer Outcomes In Native American Communities

OU Health Researchers Awarded $17 Million Grant To Improve Cancer Outcomes In Native American Communities

News 9 After a recent study found Native Americans are 73% more likely to die from cancer than the general population, OU Health researchers say they want to change that fact. After being awarded $17.2 million from a grant, health experts say that goal is now in reach.

Metro Cardiologist Arrested After Fatality Crash On I-35 In Edmond

Metro Cardiologist Arrested After Fatality Crash On I-35 In Edmond

A man was arrested after a fatality crash on Interstate 35 in Edmond, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

Libraries Not Worried About Lead-Containing Books

Libraries Not Worried About Lead-Containing Books

News 9 Worries over lead poisoning have sent numerous toys to the recall list and is the reason behind a new federal law.

OU Introduces New Medical School Facility

OU Introduces New Medical School Facility

News 9 The OU School of Medicine is OU Health Science's new $3.6 million Clinical Skills Education and Testing Center. It is a state-of-the-art training facility that officials believe is the future of medical education.

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Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Ryan Gillin The Cookie Jar Ministry was founded by Brittany Greenwood. Every Sunday, volunteers bake hundreds of cookies, which are then delivered by Greenwood and her husband on Mondays to people in the Hope is Alive Sober Living Program.

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Ryan Gillin The Cookie Jar Ministry was founded by Brittany Greenwood. Every Sunday, volunteers bake hundreds of cookies, which are then delivered by Greenwood and her husband on Mondays to people in the Hope is Alive Sober Living Program.

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and more than 50 others filed briefs supporting what could be the nation's first publicly-funded religious charter school, ahead of the case going before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and more than 50 others filed briefs supporting what could be the nation's first publicly-funded religious charter school, ahead of the case going before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Amy Slanchik Family and Children Services said it is losing about $2.5 million in state funding for two of its programs that help people during a mental health crisis. The state said similar services can be found through other programs.

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Amy Slanchik Family and Children Services said it is losing about $2.5 million in state funding for two of its programs that help people during a mental health crisis. The state said similar services can be found through other programs.

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Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Q&A: Tulsa woman starts The Cookie Ministry to support people in recovery

Ryan Gillin The Cookie Jar Ministry was founded by Brittany Greenwood. Every Sunday, volunteers bake hundreds of cookies, which are then delivered by Greenwood and her husband on Mondays to people in the Hope is Alive Sober Living Program.

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Oklahoma religious charter school receives support from Gov. Stitt, dozens more

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and more than 50 others filed briefs supporting what could be the nation's first publicly-funded religious charter school, ahead of the case going before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Tulsa city, county leaders react to looming cuts to mental health programs

Amy Slanchik Family and Children Services said it is losing about $2.5 million in state funding for two of its programs that help people during a mental health crisis. The state said similar services can be found through other programs.

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

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.

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

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

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.

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