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AT&T internet outage in Oklahoma City goes into Saturday: What to know
Oklahoma and Edmond AT&T internet users were among those still experiencing outages Saturday afternoon. A spike in AT&T outage reports began just before 2 p.m. Friday, according to downdetector.com, with thousands of reports coming in over the hour. Some areas were still reporting outages Saturday. AT&T officials have not said what caused the...
Parents demand safety changes after child hit by car near Edmond's Scissortail Elementary
OKLAHOMA CITY — Parents want change after an Edmond student was hurt while walking to Scissortail Elementary School earlier this week. The child was hit by a car while crossing to go to the elementary school. While there are warning signs where the school zone starts, parents say there needs to be signs closer to the school to help protect students.
Northeast OKC Community Center Seafood Boil
Since 2020 the Bridge Impact Center at 1915 Northeast Martin Luther King, has been changing the lives of youth in northeast Oklahoma City. “For Generation Z and the one coming after, are we creating spaces where they can come in and thrive based upon what they need,” said founder Marcus Jackson.
See Savannah Bananas in Bricktown 📸
🌞 Temperature check: Plenty of sunshine today with a high of 90 degrees, low of 65. 📅 Today in History: In 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted in southern Washington after nearly two months of activity. The eruption killed 57 people, destroyed or damaged 200 homes and two bridges, and deposited immeasurable amounts of ash across 11 states.
Oklahoma bill aims to give newly diagnosed cancer patients chance to preserve fertility
OKLAHOMA CITY — A bill that could change lives for many cancer patients in Oklahoma could hit Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk by the end of the month. Senate Bill 1334, which is known as Corinne's Law, would give newly diagnosed cancer patients a chance to preserve their fertility covered by insurance. The bill would ensure that no Oklahoman struggling with cancer would have to choose between lifesaving treatment and having a future family.
Friday night pizza dinner family massacre suspect bought AR-15 rifle weeks before slayings and later confessed, authorities allege
A son who got a text from his mother telling him that a Friday night pizza dinner was ready went over to his parents' house with an AR-15 rifle, then murdered them and his sister, cops say. The post Friday night pizza dinner family massacre suspect bought AR-15 rifle weeks before slayings and later confessed, authorities allege first appeared on Law & Crime.
Crash briefly narrows lanes, closes ramp at I-44 in southwest Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY — A crash briefly caused delays and closures Friday on Interstate 44 in southwest Oklahoma City. The crash happened along westbound I-44 near Southwest 59th Street. The I-44 ramps at State Highway 152 and Southwest 44th Street as well as the westbound lanes of the interstate have...
What you need to know before attending Zach Bryan's concerts in Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY — Thousands of country music fans will be in downtown OKC for the next two days as Oklahoma native Zach Bryan brings his tour to the Paycom Center. Bryan, who grew up in and calls Oologah home, will be in OKC on Friday and Saturday as the Grammy-winning rising country star as "The Quittin Time Tour" comes to his home state.
Pet Of The Week: Pansy
This week's Pet Of The Week is Pansy. Pansy is 2 years old and weighs 57 pounds. Pansy is a gentle mama who has poured her heart into raising her puppies and is now ready to find her own home. Initially shy, Pansy blossoms into a loving companion once she...
Local Salsa Dancer Teaches Lesson On The Porch
Local salsa dancer Marti Rickman will teach salsa dancing as part of Myriad Garden's Dancing in the Gardens event. News 9's Jordan Ryan took the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to her studio and hair salon, Hips and Clips, to get a preview of what she will be teaching.
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic celebrates Native Women at annual Women’s Health Fair
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is announcing the success of its recent annual Women’s Health Fair, an event dedicated to enhancing the well-being of Native women in the community. Serving approximately 100 patients, the fair offered a comprehensive range of vital services, including vaccinations, mammograms, dental...
Census Numbers Spotlight Oklahoma Growth
The new census numbers are out and they show Oklahoma is continuing it's growth. As of July 1st last year, the population of Oklahoma is 4,053,824. That's up more than 34,000 from 2022, and more than 62,000 from the year before. Oklahoma City's population is 702,767, meaning OKC remains the 20th largest city in the US. Tulsa's population is 411,894, making them the 48th largest city in the country. The Tulsa suburbs of Owasso and Bixby had the biggest growth percentage-wise in the state.
Injury Crash Impacted Traffic On SB I-44 In OKC Friday Morning
A crash on Interstate 44 in southwestern Oklahoma City impacted traffic Friday morning. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a semi-truck traveling northbound on I-44 crossed the median near Southwest 59th Street into southbound traffic for an unknown reason. OHP said at least one person was injured in the crash, but...
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