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Companies, Oklahomans Donate Rooms to First Responders

Bonnie CampoHelp is on the way for medical staff who need to isolate themselves away from their loved ones, or who have traveled to Oklahoma to help during the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis. Airbnb, Hilton and American Express have either waived their fees, or donated

WATCH: Reporter Asks President Trump About Joe Exotic

NewsOn6.com A reporter asked President Trump during Wednesday's coronavirus briefing about possibly pardoning popular Oklahoman and Netflix star Joe Exotic. Watch this lighthearted moment with the reporter's not-so-serious question and the president's playful retort.

Integris Shuts Down Most Of Its Portland Avenue Campus

Hunter McKeeIntegris Medical Center’s Portland Avenue campus is temporarily closing its doors. Officials said this is due to the postponement of non-emergency surgeries and procedures. Hospital leadership met by conference call Wednesday afternoon. In a stateme

Only On 9: Officials Speak Out After Report Commissioned By Okla. Co. Jail Trust Released

Aaron BrilbeckA scathing report was released on the finances of the Oklahoma County jail, but the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office said the report is not as bad as it appears.

Oklahoma Department Of Corrections Makes Changes For Pandemic

Caleigh BourgeoisOklahoma Department of Corrections officials are taking steps to be cautious during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Tuesday, officials with ODOC confirmed five staff members and one inmate have tested positive for the virus. Officials with the depart

News 9 Looks At Oklahoma's Ranking For Coronavirus Testing

Alex CameronThe state health department said Oklahoma is up to more than 1,500 confirmed cases and 79 deaths.

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Designer Releases Virtual Tour Of New Omni Hotel In OKC

We are getting a sneak peak at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City. The hotel's designers released a virtual tour showing off the 78,000 square foot building.

WATCH: Reporter Asks President Trump About Joe Exotic

A reporter asked President Trump during Wednesday's coronavirus briefing about possibly pardoning popular Oklahoman and Netflix star Joe Exotic. Watch this lighthearted moment with the reporter's not-so-serious question and the president's playful retort,

QuikTrip Employee Dies Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Emory BryanIsrael Sauz worked for the company. He was a new father and loving husband. His friends are shocked that he is gone.

Masks 101: How To Make A Mask With Materials In Your Home During Coronavirus Pandemic

News9.com News 9's Caleigh Bourgeois talks to the experts about the effectiveness of masks, and even shows you how to make one yourself at home.

Integris Shuts Down Most Of Its Portland Avenue Campus

Integris Medical Center's Portland Avenue campus (formerly known as Deaconess Hospital) is temporarily closing its doors. Officials said this is due to the postponement of non-emergency surgeries and procedures.

Okla. Doctor Explains How COVID-19 Mutated

Research shows COVID-19 has mutated at least eight different times.

Wuhan Light Show Marks End Of Coronavirus Lockdown After 76 Days

People in Wuhan, China cheered as a light show marked the end of the city's 11-week lockdown to stop the spread of COVID-19. As of Wednesday (local time), healthy residents were allowed to start traveling in and out of the city where the coronavirus pandemic began.

WATCH: Dr. Bratzler On Okla.'s Rate Of New Coronavirus Cases

On News 9 this morning, Wednesday OU Med's Dr. Dale Bratzler talked about the rate of new cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.

New OSDE Partnership Brings Back Western Heights Meal Program

Starting Thursday hungry children will start receiving free meals two days after Western Heights Public Schools stopped feeding them.

Edmond Couple Says Malaria Drug Helped Them Recover From Coronavirus

There's no proven treatment for coronavirus (COVID-19) but a malaria drug is getting a lot of attention. News 9's Amanda Taylor spoke with an Edmond couple who says the drug worked for them.

Possible Impacts Of Severe Weather On Coronavirus (COVID-19) Triage Hospitals

Various hospitals have dozens of triage tents set-up outside their facilities as tornado season in Oklahoma is just around the corner. Hospital administrators said they are hoping for the best, but preparing for an emergency response.

Governor Stitt Gives Update On Personal Protective Equipment In Okla.

Governor Kevin Stitt says Oklahoma has more than four million pairs of gloves, 120 thousand gowns, 900 thousand surgical masks, and around 110 thousand respirators.

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Designer Releases Virtual Tour Of New Omni Hotel In OKC

We are getting a sneak peak at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City. The hotel's designers released a virtual tour showing off the 78,000 square foot building.

WATCH: Reporter Asks President Trump About Joe Exotic

A reporter asked President Trump during Wednesday's coronavirus briefing about possibly pardoning popular Oklahoman and Netflix star Joe Exotic. Watch this lighthearted moment with the reporter's not-so-serious question and the president's playful retort,

QuikTrip Employee Dies Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Emory BryanIsrael Sauz worked for the company. He was a new father and loving husband. His friends are shocked that he is gone.

Masks 101: How To Make A Mask With Materials In Your Home During Coronavirus Pandemic

News9.com News 9's Caleigh Bourgeois talks to the experts about the effectiveness of masks, and even shows you how to make one yourself at home.

Integris Shuts Down Most Of Its Portland Avenue Campus

Integris Medical Center's Portland Avenue campus (formerly known as Deaconess Hospital) is temporarily closing its doors. Officials said this is due to the postponement of non-emergency surgeries and procedures.

Okla. Doctor Explains How COVID-19 Mutated

Research shows COVID-19 has mutated at least eight different times.

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Wednesday Evening Forecast

News 9 chief meteorologist David Payne has your Wednesday evening forecast.

Coronavirus-Related Oklahoma Cancellations, Postponements & Suspensions

News 9/ News On 6The 2020 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has prompted numerous closures, cancellations, suspensions and postponements. If you're looking for school closings, click here.

My 2 Cents: Surgeon General Warns Of Hardest Week Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Kelly OgleI was taken aback by Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams’ solemn words when he told Fox News "This is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most Americans' lives." Hyperbole? He added that it would be our Pearl Harbor or 9/11 moment. Strange

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Executive Director Details Changes At National Memorial & Museum

News9.com As we near the 25th anniversary of the Murrah Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City, News 9 is taking a look at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum with an emphasis on the importance of keeping stories about the terrorist attack alive.

David's Tornado Forecast: Get Ready For A Busy Spring

News9.com Every year in Oklahoma, we wonder what spring has in store for us -- as in the start of severe weather season. News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne dished up his annual tornado forecast Thursday night, and all signs point to a busy next couple of months

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Only On 9

Wednesday Evening Forecast

News 9 chief meteorologist David Payne has your Wednesday evening forecast.

Coronavirus-Related Oklahoma Cancellations, Postponements & Suspensions

News 9/ News On 6The 2020 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has prompted numerous closures, cancellations, suspensions and postponements. If you're looking for school closings, click here.

My 2 Cents: Surgeon General Warns Of Hardest Week Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Kelly OgleI was taken aback by Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams’ solemn words when he told Fox News "This is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most Americans' lives." Hyperbole? He added that it would be our Pearl Harbor or 9/11 moment. Strange

Download The News 9 OTT App To Your Apple TV, Roku Device

News9.com Download the new News 9 app on your OTT device. We are currently available on Apple TV and Roku.

Executive Director Details Changes At National Memorial & Museum

News9.com As we near the 25th anniversary of the Murrah Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City, News 9 is taking a look at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum with an emphasis on the importance of keeping stories about the terrorist attack alive.

David's Tornado Forecast: Get Ready For A Busy Spring

News9.com Every year in Oklahoma, we wonder what spring has in store for us -- as in the start of severe weather season. News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne dished up his annual tornado forecast Thursday night, and all signs point to a busy next couple of months

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) In Oklahoma: What You Need To Know

News 9/ News On 6As of April 8, there are 1,524 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma and 79 coronavirus-related deaths were reported.

OSDH: 1,524 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported In Okla., Virus-Related Deaths Up To 79

LeighAnne ManwarrenA total of 1,524 cases have been reported in Oklahoma and the total number of deaths is up to 79, the Oklahoma State Department of Heath reported Wednesday.

Designer Releases Virtual Tour Of New Omni Hotel In OKC

News9.com We are getting a sneak peak at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City. The hotel's designers released a virtual tour showing off the 78,000 square foot building. The tour includes a look at the hotel's in-door bars, restaurants, pool and spa. The project will co

OCPD: Woman Is Victim Of Shooting In NW OKC

News9.com Oklahoma City police responded to the scene of a shooting at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

OSDH: 1,472 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported In Okla., Total Virus-Related Deaths Up To 67

LeighAnne ManwarrenThe total of coronavirus cases in the state has gone up to 1,472 and the number of virus-related deaths is up to 67, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reported Tuesday.

QuikTrip Employee Dies Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Emory BryanTulsa man who died of COVID-19 this weekend is one of the youngest Oklahomans to die of the disease so far. Israel Sauz, 22, died Sunday morning.

Possible Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cure Has Patients Stockpiling

Karl TorpThe president's remarks about a medication being used now that could stop the coronavirus (COVID-19) has sent some in the metro scrambling to their local pharmacy. Stephanie Coy just got new supply of the Hydroxychloroquine. She uses the medication to tre

Okla. Doctor Explains How COVID-19 Mutated

Kelsey KernstineResearch shows COVID-19 has mutated at least eight different times.

CDC Set To Loosen Back-To-Work Guidelines For Some Who Self Isolate, Pence says

CBS NewsThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is about to change its guidelines for self-isolation to make it easier for those who have been exposed to someone with the new coronavirus to return to work if they are asymptomatic, Vice President Pence said

Walmart Sued By Family Of Worker Who Died Of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Complications

CBS NewsThe family of a Walmart worker who died of complications from COVID-19 is suing the retailer, accusing managers at the Chicago-area store where he worked of ignoring his symptoms.

Wisconsin Doctor, Husband Killed Execution-Style By Daughter's Boyfriend, Prosecutors Say

CBS NewsProsecutors on Tuesday charged a teenager with fatally shooting a University of Wisconsin physician and her husband, who were the parents of his girlfriend, and leaving their bodies at the school's arboretum.

Possible Impacts Of Severe Weather On Coronavirus (COVID-19) Triage Hospitals

Bonnie CampoA network, made up of 11 hospitals in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas, have come together in the fight against COVID-19. However, the battle isn’t just with the virus. The fight includes supplies, infrastructure, and Oklahoma’s severe

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) In Oklahoma: What You Need To Know

News 9/ News On 6As of April 8, there are 1,524 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma and 79 coronavirus-related deaths were reported.

OSDH: 1,524 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported In Okla., Virus-Related Deaths Up To 79

LeighAnne ManwarrenA total of 1,524 cases have been reported in Oklahoma and the total number of deaths is up to 79, the Oklahoma State Department of Heath reported Wednesday.

Designer Releases Virtual Tour Of New Omni Hotel In OKC

News9.com We are getting a sneak peak at the Omni Hotel in Oklahoma City. The hotel's designers released a virtual tour showing off the 78,000 square foot building. The tour includes a look at the hotel's in-door bars, restaurants, pool and spa. The project will co

OCPD: Woman Is Victim Of Shooting In NW OKC

News9.com Oklahoma City police responded to the scene of a shooting at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

OSDH: 1,472 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported In Okla., Total Virus-Related Deaths Up To 67

LeighAnne ManwarrenThe total of coronavirus cases in the state has gone up to 1,472 and the number of virus-related deaths is up to 67, the Oklahoma State Department of Health reported Tuesday.

QuikTrip Employee Dies Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Emory BryanTulsa man who died of COVID-19 this weekend is one of the youngest Oklahomans to die of the disease so far. Israel Sauz, 22, died Sunday morning.

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Jewish Oklahomans Prepare For Passover Amid Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Storme JonesJewish Oklahomans are preparing for the first night of Passover Tuesday. However, the centuries old celebration will likely be different for many this year due to COVID-19. “In some ways nothing changes. Passover still begins when the sun goes down

Jewish Oklahomans Prepare For Passover Amid Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Storme JonesJewish Oklahomans are preparing for the first night of Passover Tuesday. However, the centuries old celebration will likely be different for many this year due to COVID-19. “In some ways nothing changes. Passover still begins when the sun goes down

OU Researchers To Use Robots For Faster Coronavirus (COVID-19) Testing

Sylvia CorkillLiquid handling robots will help researchers and graduate students at the University of Oklahoma fly through COVID-19 testing. IMMY, a Norman based company that distributes tests for infectious diseases, is providing the bots. The University of Oklahoma s

OU Researchers To Use Robots For Faster Coronavirus (COVID-19) Testing

Sylvia CorkillLiquid handling robots will help researchers and graduate students at the University of Oklahoma fly through COVID-19 testing. IMMY, a Norman based company that distributes tests for infectious diseases, is providing the bots. The University of Oklahoma s

Body Of Gideon McKean, Great-Grandson Of Robert F. Kennedy, Found After 5-Day Search

CBS NewsMaryland police announced Wednesday that they have recovered the body of 8-year-old Gideon McKean. The announcement comes two days after police found the body of Gideon's mother, Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, and nearly a week after the pair disappeared

State Department Of Health To Provide iPads For Telehealth During Pandemic

Karl TorpThe Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse is taking action to help those feeling depressed while home during the coronavirus pandemic. Starting Friday, every city-county health department in the state will be equipped with an iPad. Someone walki

Girl Who Inspired Charlotte's Web Marijuana Oil Dies After Unspecified 'Virus' Hits Family

CBS NewsCharlotte Figi, whose life-long battle with a rare seizure disorder led to medical marijuana reform, died Tuesday after members of her family contracted an unspecified "virus," according to a post on her mother's Facebook page. Figi was 13 years old. "Cha

Fed Loosens Leash On Wells Fargo So It Can Lend More To Small Businesses

CBS NewsThe Federal Reserve is giving Wells Fargo the nod to resume lending to small businesses through a new federal program offering financial relief to small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jewish Oklahomans Prepare For Passover Amid Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Storme JonesJewish Oklahomans are preparing for the first night of Passover Tuesday. However, the centuries old celebration will likely be different for many this year due to COVID-19. “In some ways nothing changes. Passover still begins when the sun goes down

OU Researchers To Use Robots For Faster Coronavirus (COVID-19) Testing

Sylvia CorkillLiquid handling robots will help researchers and graduate students at the University of Oklahoma fly through COVID-19 testing. IMMY, a Norman based company that distributes tests for infectious diseases, is providing the bots. The University of Oklahoma s

Body Of Gideon McKean, Great-Grandson Of Robert F. Kennedy, Found After 5-Day Search

CBS NewsMaryland police announced Wednesday that they have recovered the body of 8-year-old Gideon McKean. The announcement comes two days after police found the body of Gideon's mother, Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, and nearly a week after the pair disappeared

State Department Of Health To Provide iPads For Telehealth During Pandemic

Karl TorpThe Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse is taking action to help those feeling depressed while home during the coronavirus pandemic. Starting Friday, every city-county health department in the state will be equipped with an iPad. Someone walki

Girl Who Inspired Charlotte's Web Marijuana Oil Dies After Unspecified 'Virus' Hits Family

CBS NewsCharlotte Figi, whose life-long battle with a rare seizure disorder led to medical marijuana reform, died Tuesday after members of her family contracted an unspecified "virus," according to a post on her mother's Facebook page. Figi was 13 years old. "Cha

Fed Loosens Leash On Wells Fargo So It Can Lend More To Small Businesses

CBS NewsThe Federal Reserve is giving Wells Fargo the nod to resume lending to small businesses through a new federal program offering financial relief to small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Panera Turns To Grocery Deliveries As Coronavirus Shuts Down Restaurants

CBS NewsWith most U.S. restaurants closed to dine-in customers because of the the coronavirus, Panera Bread is starting to deliver bread, fresh produce and other staples to consumers hunkered down at home.

Sen. Bernie Sanders Drops 2020 Bid, Leaving Former VP Biden As Likely Nominee

Associated PressSanders ends presidential campaign after disappointing primary results, leaving Biden as likely Democratic nominee, according to the Associated Press.

OCPD: Woman Is Victim Of Shooting In NW OKC

News9.com Oklahoma City police responded to the scene of a shooting at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

OSDH: 1,524 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported In Okla., Virus-Related Deaths Up To 79

LeighAnne ManwarrenA total of 1,524 cases have been reported in Oklahoma and the total number of deaths is up to 79, the Oklahoma State Department of Heath reported Wednesday.

El Reno Requires Shelter In Place Order For All Citizens

News9.com El Reno mayor Matthew White announced a shelter in place order and other requirements due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic Wednesday.

Shark Kills 23-Year-Old Working 'Dream Job' On Great Barrier Reef

CBS NewsA shark fatally mauled a young Australian wildlife worker on the Great Barrier Reef, officials said Tuesday. Queensland state Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the 23-year-old victim worked for the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.

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Sports

‘We Need To Go Back To Work’: Gundy Sets May 1 Target Date for Return

Brian MuellerMike Gundy has set an ambitious timetable to get employees back to work for the OSU football team. Gundy said on a teleconference Tuesday morning that he wants to see employees getting tested for COVID-19 to be cleared for work on May 1, with players foll

Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: April 5

News 9/ News On 6This week on the Oklahoma Ford Sports Blitz: Dean Blevins and John Holcomb begin the show with their Opening Takes Eddie Sutton elected to Basketball Hall of Fame Eddie Sutton documentary OU football update OSU football update TU football update Mason Cox

Former OSU Basketball Coach Eddie Sutton Elected To Hall Of Fame, Sources Say

John HolcombSources have confirmed to News On 6 Sports that former Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton is finally getting into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

Mississippi State Coach Mike Leach Apologizes For Tweet

Associated PressMississippi State football coach Mike Leach has apologized on social media for posting a tweet that drew criticism from Bulldogs players and an assistant professor at the school before it was deleted.

Upcoming Tulsa Tough Race Yet To Be Canceled Or Postponed

Dan HawkOfficials in charge of the Tulsa Tough racing event have yet to determine whether the race will go on in light of Oklahoma’s coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Wimbledon Canceled For 1st Time Since WWII Because Of Coronavirus

Associated PressWimbledon was canceled on Wednesday because of the coronavirus pandemic, the first time since World War II that the oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament won’t be played.

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Broccoli and Garlic Sauté

Broccoli and Garlic Sauté

Chicken Parmesan

Chicken Parmesan

Brunswick Stew

What can you make with ingredients from your pantry? Here's my Brunswick stew!

Energy Bites

Staying indoors and feeling sluggish? This treat will help give you energy.

Kids Snack Mix

Need a new snack for the kids during self-quarantine? Here's a great treat!

Emergency Chocolate

Need some emergency chocolate for this chaotic time? Here's a recipe from Sassy Mama.

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