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Saturday, Jan. 2

Crews Work To Restore Power To Thousands Of Customers

For more information about outages follow the links below:

OG&E System Watch

Public Service Company

Edmond Electric

Celebration Of Life For OKCFD Major Andy Davis

A private celebration of life for Maj. Andy David was held Saturday at Eagle Heights Church in Oklahoma City.

If you want to watch the service in full, click here.

Sunday, Jan. 3

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Tuesday Morning Forecast With Jed Castles

News 9 News 9 Meteorologist Jed Castles has a look at your Tuesday morning Oklahoma City weather forecast.

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Amazing Oklahoman: Tonia Riley

News 9 Our amazing Oklahoman is a major asset making a difference in Davis. Tonia Riley with the nonprofit Communities Uniting People or CUP helps feed Murray County residents in need of hot meals during the pandemic.

OCCHD Considers Creating New Vaccine Scheduler Due To Difficulties With State Portal

Barry Mangold Officials at the Oklahoma City-County Health Department could create a new online scheduling program for COVID-19 vaccinations. News 9's Barry Mangold has the story.

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President Trump Expected To Issue Dozens Of Pardons Tuesday

Shannon Rousseau President Donald Trump's last full day in office is Tuesday, and he is expected to pardon up to 100 sentences before his send-off. However, there's no word if he plans to pardon himself ahead of his second upcoming impeachment trial. We do know one recognizable Oklahoman is hoping his name is among those receiving a pardon: Joseph Maldonado-Passage, better known as Joe Exotic. He is hoping to receive a pardon after being sentenced to 22 years in prison for animal abuse charges and a murder-for-h

President Trump Expected To Issue Dozens Of Pardons Tuesday

Former Limestone Fire Department Chief To Be Laid To Rest

Brooke Griffin A former Limestone Fire Department Chief is being laid to rest on Tuesday after he passed away earlier in January. The funeral service itself is not open to the public, but Facebook posts say anyone is welcome to the burial service. According to Facebook posts, former Limestone Fire Chief Carl Smith passed away on Jan. 9, but Tuesday he will be laid to rest with a ceremony at 1 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Owasso. The funeral service will be live-streamed for anyone who would like to pay

Former Limestone Fire Department Chief To Be Laid To Rest

14-Year-Old In Custody After leading OHP On Overnight Chase

News On 6 A 14-year-old is in custody on Tuesday morning after he led Oklahoma Highway Patrol officers on an overnight chase with another teenager in the vehicle. According to the OHP, officers tried to pull over a Nissan Sentra near East 11th Street and South Memorial Drive. Officers said that the car took off through a neighborhood, down 73rd East Avenue, ran a red light at 15th St, and then hit a curb.

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Volunteers Spend Day Sprucing Up Tulsa Junior High School

Kristen Weaver Volunteers spent their day sprucing up a Tulsa school Monday, as part of a larger effort to help kids succeed in school and graduate. It was part of the Day of Service in honor of Martin Luther King Junior.

Volunteers Spend Day Sprucing Up Tulsa Junior High School

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President Trump Expected To Issue Dozens Of Pardons Tuesday

Former Limestone Fire Department Chief To Be Laid To Rest

14-Year-Old In Custody After leading OHP On Overnight Chase

Volunteers Spend Day Sprucing Up Tulsa Junior High School

Man Arrested After Admitting To Stealing Sapulpa Church Van

Amy Kauffman An ex-con who has two previous convictions for having stolen property is back in jail Monday night, accused of stealing a van from a church in Sapulpa.

Honoring Dr. King, Oklahoma Organization Educates People To Advocate For Better Future

Grant Stephens Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is well-known for advocating for a better America. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy said it’s following in his footsteps by educating people on how to advocate for better government.

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