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In this episode of Your Vote Counts Scott Mitchell, Colby Schwartz and Joe Dorman reflect on America 250 and look beyond for what's next.
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Norman crews assess damage following severe storms
Norman officials said there may be closures on Sunday while crews clear roadways.
Red Cross opens cooling centers in Norman after summer storm
The Red Cross announced on X that a cooling center would be opened for people in Norman.
WATCH: Norman storm damage aerial survey
Bob Mills Sky News 9 took a flight over Norman, Oklahoma to record the severe storm damage after 90+ mph winds blew through the city damaging homes and businesses overnight on July 4.
Virtual healthcare program in rural Oklahoma schools aims to improve health, grades
A virtual healthcare program by OSU Center for Health Sciences is providing students in 14 mostly rural Oklahoma school districts with faster access to medical care through remote nurse practitioners, keepin...
Federal student loan changes become effective this week. Here’s who may be impacted
New federal student loan rules taking effect July 1 could impact SAVE borrowers, future students, graduate programs and families using Parent PLUS loans.
A look at the Great American State Fair in Washington D.C.
The Great American State Fair is taking place in Washington D.C., with pavilions and cultural exhibitions from the country's states and territories.
What is Oklahoma Senate Bill 1344? How Will Oklahoma’s New Insulin Affordability Law Work?
Oklahoma's new insulin affordability law takes effect Wednesday, creating a program to encourage production of lower-cost biosimilar insulin.
FEMA awards more than $12.3 Million to Oklahoma communities for disaster recovery projects
The funding will help Oklahoma communities recover from severe storms dating back to 2017.
Oklahoma’s alternative teacher certification is now law. Here’s what you need to know
Oklahoma House Bill 3076 expands alternative teacher certification and addresses the Oklahoma teacher shortage by allowing approved third-party providers and shifting oversight to CEQA.
Incoming Cleveland Co. Sheriff Darrell Weaver promises ‘New Chapter’ for dept.
Former Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics director and state senator discusses restoring public trust, managing the sheriff's office and his vision for making the department one of the state's best.
What to know about Oklahoma’s newly legal bottle rockets
For the first time in 45 years, Oklahomans can legally buy bottle rockets, and fireworks sellers say shoppers should understand how to use them safely before celebrating.
How a McLoud couple’s patriotic tribute touches Oklahomans’ hearts
A McLoud couple painted a massive American flag across their yard to honor the nation’s 250th anniversary.
One-on-one with Yukon’s mayor amid recall
Mayor Brian Pillmore discusses recall effort, data center project, transparency and city leadership in Q&A
Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run in Midwest City
A motorcyclist was injured in a hit-and-run crash in Midwest City, according to Midwest City Police.
Police investigating stabbing in NW OKC
Police are investigating a stabbing near N. Rockwell Avenue and N. Council Road in Northwest Oklahoma City on Sunday afternoon.
Multiple July 4 celebrations canceled/postponed after threats of severe weather
We're monitoring city announcements across the state as they announce their plans for July 4 fireworks Saturday night.
60+ mph winds overturn semi in NE OKC
Storm Trackers Val & Amy Castor captured an overturned semi heading northbound on Interstate 35.
Severe Weather in Oklahoma During July 4 Celebrations
Meteorologist David Payne and the News 9 Storm Team are tracking severe storms as they make their way across Oklahoma Saturday.
New Oklahoma education laws take effect July 1: AI oversight, testing changes, teacher pipeline
Sen. Ally Seifried outlines new laws focused on technology in classrooms, learning time, and teacher shortages.
5 Things To Know: Fatal OKC pedestrian crashes, Oklahoman nominated as ICE director
Two people are dead after being struck by vehicles on Oklahoma City highways, and a teenager drowned in a northwest Oklahoma City creek over the weekend. Here are your 5 Things To Know for Monday, June 29, 2...
Dangerous heat wave impacting large area of the U.S. this week, forecasters warn
The National Weather Service says a long and dangerous heat wave is expected for a large portion of the U.S., including Oklahoma.
Colorado ‘burnover’ kills three firefighters, injures two
Three wildland firefighters were killed and two others were injured after a burnover while battling wildfires in western Colorado, where fast-growing lightning-sparked fires have burned more than 28,000 acre...
EMBARK to begin downtown Oklahoma City Transit Center renovations
EMBARK will begin renovating its downtown Oklahoma City Transit Center on July 9. Bus service will continue while public access is temporarily limited.