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Hall Of Fame Country Music Star Alan Jackson Announces Tour Stop In Oklahoma City
News 9
Alan Jackson, the Country Music Hall of Famer, announced he will make a stop in Oklahoma City in January as part of his "Last Call: One More for the Road" tour.
Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty Of Rape In Los Angeles Trial
Associated Press
Harvey Weinstein was found guilty Monday of rape at a Los Angeles trial, the Associated Press reports.
Harvey Weinstein's Los Angeles Sexual Assault Trial Set To Begin
CBS News
Five years after women's stories about him made the #MeToo movement explode, Harvey Weinstein is going on trial in Los Angeles, the city where he once was a colossus at the Oscars.
The Judds Join Country Music Hall Of Fame One Day After Naomi Judd's Unexpected Death
CBS News
Ray Charles and The Judds joined the Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday in a ceremony filled with tears, music and laughter, just a day after Naomi Judd died unexpectedly.
Kevin Spacey Appears At Court For Hearing In Groping Case
News 9
Sporting a gray suit and glasses, Kevin Spacey appeared Monday at a Massachusetts courthouse where a judge is set to hold a hearing in the case accusing the disgraced actor of groping a young man at a Nantucket bar in 2016.
Alan Jackson Postpones OKC Performance For Health Reasons
News 9
Alan Jackson has postponed his April 12 concert at Oklahoma City's Chesapeake Energy Arena due to an upper respiratory infection.
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Inspectors: No Smoke Detector In Apartment Where Children Died
News 9
The investigation continues into a fire that killed two children at a Norman apartment complex on Monday.
Inspectors: No Smoke Detector In Apartment Where Children Died
News 9
The investigation continues into a fire that killed two children at a Norman apartment complex on Monday.
Amy's Blog: Country Music, Futbol and the Joy of Hard Work
News 9
Day 3 is in the books and what a day it has been. I'm listening to Alan Jackson and the country music gave me a sense of being at home in Oklahoma, but the additional amphibian sound track quickly brought me back to reality. I'm most definitely in a third world country, and the sights I witnessed today only affirmed that.
Amy's Blog: Country Music, Futbol and the Joy of Hard Work
News 9
Day 3 is in the books and what a day it has been. I'm listening to Alan Jackson and the country music gave me a sense of being at home in Oklahoma, but the additional amphibian sound track quickly brought me back to reality. I'm most definitely in a third world country, and the sights I witnessed today only affirmed that.
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Storms return tonight, summer heat takes a break
News 9
Heat advisories in effect as Oklahoma anticipates severe storms—updates on when the cold front arrives.
Storms return tonight, summer heat takes a break
News 9
Heat advisories in effect as Oklahoma anticipates severe storms—updates on when the cold front arrives.
OKC 2.7 billion dollar bond aims to help break the chain of homelessness
Stephanie Maniche
Oklahoma City to vote on $2.7B bond in October, with $50M aimed at curbing rising housing costs and homelessness. No increase in property taxes if bond passes.
OKC 2.7 billion dollar bond aims to help break the chain of homelessness
Stephanie Maniche
Oklahoma City to vote on $2.7B bond in October, with $50M aimed at curbing rising housing costs and homelessness. No increase in property taxes if bond passes.
Looking back on a 50 year legacy, Putnam City Superintendent announces retirement
Haley Hetrick
After five decades in education, a pillar of Putnam City has announced he is retiring soon. Superintendent Dr. Fred Rhodes announced he is retiring on July 1st, after finishing up this school year.
Looking back on a 50 year legacy, Putnam City Superintendent announces retirement
Haley Hetrick
After five decades in education, a pillar of Putnam City has announced he is retiring soon. Superintendent Dr. Fred Rhodes announced he is retiring on July 1st, after finishing up this school year.
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Storms return tonight, summer heat takes a break
News 9
Heat advisories in effect as Oklahoma anticipates severe storms—updates on when the cold front arrives.
OKC 2.7 billion dollar bond aims to help break the chain of homelessness
Stephanie Maniche
Oklahoma City to vote on $2.7B bond in October, with $50M aimed at curbing rising housing costs and homelessness. No increase in property taxes if bond passes.
Looking back on a 50 year legacy, Putnam City Superintendent announces retirement
Haley Hetrick
After five decades in education, a pillar of Putnam City has announced he is retiring soon. Superintendent Dr. Fred Rhodes announced he is retiring on July 1st, after finishing up this school year.
Summer break: What is Congress up to?
Alex Cameron
Congress on summer recess, sparking urgency for appropriations ahead of fiscal year. OK representatives use break for town halls, campaigning.
Owasso transformation: HGTV brings 'Fixer to Fabulous' to cancer warrior's home
Eden Jones
HGTV’s Dave and Jenny Marrs renovated an Owasso home for a girl with brain cancer, with 120+ volunteers helping for “Fixer to Fabulous.”
Record turnout for OKC Fire Department’s Project Life run
Graham Dowers
More than 500 people took part in the Oklahoma City Fire Department’s 12th annual Project Life run, raising funds to provide free smoke alarms to residents.
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