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Government Reopens Investigation Of Emmett Till's 1955 Lynching

The Justice Department told Congress in a report in March it is reinvestigating Till's slaying in Money, Mississippi, in 1955 after receiving "new information."

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Gov. Stitt signs bill streamlining scholarships for special needs students

Craig Day A new law signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt will make it easier for students with special needs to access scholarship money.

Gov. Stitt signs bill streamlining scholarships for special needs students

Craig Day A new law signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt will make it easier for students with special needs to access scholarship money.

I-244 Eastbound Lanes Re-open After Officers Respond to Mental Health Crisis Involving Robbery Suspect

David Prock Eastbound lanes of I-244 were mostly closed on Thursday as Tulsa police responded to a mental health crisis involving a woman, later identified as a suspect in an armed robbery at Dollar General.

I-244 Eastbound Lanes Re-open After Officers Respond to Mental Health Crisis Involving Robbery Suspect

Attorney General Drummond says SCOTUS tie preserves religious liberty in Oklahoma

Drake Johnson Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's 4-4 vote regarding St. Isidore, the proposed publicly-funded religious charter school.

Attorney General Drummond says SCOTUS tie preserves religious liberty in Oklahoma

Drake Johnson Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's 4-4 vote regarding St. Isidore, the proposed publicly-funded religious charter school.

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Gov. Stitt signs bill streamlining scholarships for special needs students

Craig Day A new law signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt will make it easier for students with special needs to access scholarship money.

I-244 Eastbound Lanes Re-open After Officers Respond to Mental Health Crisis Involving Robbery Suspect

Attorney General Drummond says SCOTUS tie preserves religious liberty in Oklahoma

Drake Johnson Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's 4-4 vote regarding St. Isidore, the proposed publicly-funded religious charter school.

Nonprofit calls for more foster parents in Oklahoma

Craig Day May is recognized as National Foster Care Month, and The Family Initiative is sharing ways to help children in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Highway Safety Office encourages caution during summer months

Craig Day The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office is encouraging everyone to be careful as we enter what they call the "100 Deadliest Days."

Dort, Williams Make History as Thunder Land Two on NBA All-Defensive Teams for First Time

News9 Luguentz Dort and Jalen Williams were named to the NBA All-Defensive First and Second Teams, respectively, marking the first such honors for both and a historic first for the Thunder with multiple players selected in the same season.

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