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Dallas Paramedic Shot, Scene Still Active

Dallas Paramedic Shot, Scene Still Active

Authorities say a Dallas paramedic has been shot while responding to a shooting call and that the scene remains active.

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Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

News 9 Highs will look more like July today with a slight chance for a few pop-up storms. Rain and storm chances linger into the weekend and next week with two cold fronts on the way!

Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

News 9 Highs will look more like July today with a slight chance for a few pop-up storms. Rain and storm chances linger into the weekend and next week with two cold fronts on the way!

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

Elizabeth Fitz Local police departments are responding after Oklahoma Highway Patrol announced it would remove troopers from two major counties starting November 1.

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

Elizabeth Fitz Local police departments are responding after Oklahoma Highway Patrol announced it would remove troopers from two major counties starting November 1.

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Destini Pittman Keith Stitt is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a four-year-old speeding ticket, arguing state courts had no jurisdiction under the McGirt ruling because he’s a tribal member ticketed on reservation land.

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Destini Pittman Keith Stitt is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a four-year-old speeding ticket, arguing state courts had no jurisdiction under the McGirt ruling because he’s a tribal member ticketed on reservation land.

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Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

Hotter Thursday, more rain chances headed our way

News 9 Highs will look more like July today with a slight chance for a few pop-up storms. Rain and storm chances linger into the weekend and next week with two cold fronts on the way!

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

OHP plans to pull troopers from two major counties, metro police departments respond

Elizabeth Fitz Local police departments are responding after Oklahoma Highway Patrol announced it would remove troopers from two major counties starting November 1.

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Gov. Stitt’s brother asks U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss speeding ticket on tribal land

Destini Pittman Keith Stitt is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a four-year-old speeding ticket, arguing state courts had no jurisdiction under the McGirt ruling because he’s a tribal member ticketed on reservation land.

Ryan Walters, OSDE partner with PragerU to vet teachers with 'America First' test

Ryan Walters, OSDE partner with PragerU to vet teachers with 'America First' test

Destini Pittman Oklahoma’s Department of Education collaborates with PragerU to create an assessment for incoming teachers, ensuring commitment to 'America First' education.

Charitable donations and tax deductions: What you need to know

Charitable donations and tax deductions: What you need to know

Alex Cameron Charitable donations rules change with the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' in Oklahoma and across the country—Learn more about the restored tax breaks authored by Oklahoma Senator James Lankford and benefiting donors and nonprofits alike.

Anti-government militia group claims responsibility for vandalism to News 9 radar

Anti-government militia group claims responsibility for vandalism to News 9 radar

Sylvia Corkill Anti-government group Veterans On Patrol claims responsibility for vandalizing News 9's NextGen Live radar in Oklahoma City.

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