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Oklahoma Journalism Professor Becomes An OU First

News 9 The first African-American male professor in the journalism department at OU's Gaylord College shares his story with News 9's Mike Glover in today's Something Good.

Unhealthy Air Quality Lingers Across Parts Of U.S. From Drifting Canadian Wildfire Smoke

News On 6 For Chicagoans planning a lengthy outdoor run Monday, “today is not necessarily the day for that,” according to Kim Biggs of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

U.S. Army Grounds All Non-Critical Aircraft After Latest Fatal Mid-Air Collision

CBS News The U.S. Army on Friday grounded all aircraft — except those in "critical missions" — following a mid-air collision Thursday involving two helicopters in Alaska which left three soldiers dead and a fourth wounded. It marked the second such mid-air collision in the last month.

At Least 26 Dead, Dozens More Injured As Tornadoes Hit Midwest, South And Northeast

CBS News A monster storm system tore through the South and Midwest on Friday — and then hit the Northeast on Saturday — spawning deadly tornadoes that shredded homes and shopping centers in Arkansas, and collapsed a theater roof during a heavy metal concert in Illinois. In total, at least 26 weather-related deaths have been reported across eight states, according to the latest numbers compiled Saturday by CBS News, and tens of thousands of customers were without power.

Alabama Man Makes Thousand Mile March To Minneapolis For George Floyd's Memory

Man On Mission To Mow Lawns In All 50 States Makes Stop In OKC, Officer Joins Cause

Karl Torp One man’s quest to cut lawns and change lives has come to Oklahoma City. Rodney Smith Jr., from Huntsville, Alabama, has visited every state at least five times to cut lawns for the elderly, those who are disabled, and single parents for free. Read

Man On Mission To Mow Lawns In All 50 States Makes Stop In OKC, Officer Joins Cause

NASA Picks Alabama Space Center To Manage Lunar Lander Program

News On 6 NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, will manage the agency's plans to build a lunar landing system that will carry the next man and the first woman to the surface of the moon in 2024.

NASA Picks Alabama Space Center To Manage Lunar Lander Program

Pence Reaffirms Administration Support For 'Moon-First' Strategy

News 9 The United States is "100%" committed to sending astronauts back to the moon in 2024 and establishing a long-term, sustainable presence there as a stepping stone to eventual piloted flights to Mars, Pence said

Pence Reaffirms Administration Support For 'Moon-First' Strategy

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Man On A Mission To Mow Lawns In All 50 States For Good Cause

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Rodney Smith is on a mission to mow lawns in all 50 states, but his goal isn't just about lawn care -- it's about letting people know he cares.

Man On A Mission To Mow Lawns In All 50 States For Good Cause

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Rodney Smith is on a mission to mow lawns in all 50 states, but his goal isn't just about lawn care -- it's about letting people know he cares.

Organization Gives Back By Mowing Lawns For Free

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We've got the must-watch video of the day right here. It comes from Huntsville, Alabama, where Alabama A&M student Rodney Smith Jr. decided he wanted to give back to his community. So, he challenged himself to mow 100 lawns for single moms and the elderly. For free.

Organization Gives Back By Mowing Lawns For Free

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Don't Talk About Mom: NFL Players Angry Over Trump's Insult

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President Donald Trump probably didn’t realize he’d struck such a nerve with NFL players when he implored team owners to “get that son of a bitch off the field” for protesting during the national anthem.

Don't Talk About Mom: NFL Players Angry Over Trump's Insult

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Copy-NextGen Live: Radar Unveiled

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News 9 is a leader when it comes to tracking severe weather. We've had many firsts here in Oklahoma. Now, we traveled to Huntsville, Alabama to find the latest, cutting edge technology that will revolutionize how we keep you safe during severe weather.

Copy-NextGen Live: Radar Unveiled

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NextGen Live: Behind The Radar

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News 9's NextGen Live is the most advanced radar in the world. Baron services designed it, making it even faster and more powerful than all the National Weather Service radars in the country. We traveled to Huntsville, Alabama to sit down with Bob Baron, owner Baron Services, to find out why he's so passionate about staying ahead of the storm. "Oh this was Hackleburg, this was the F5," Bob Baron points out in a pictures hanging on the walls at Baron Services. Building weat...

NextGen Live: Behind The Radar

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NextGen Live: Radar Speed

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Our brand new NextGen Live radar is hands down the fastest dual pol weather radar in Oklahoma. It can detect any threat Mother Nature dishes out -- without a second to lose. "You're going to be able to run this radar up to four times a minute," said Bob Dreisewerd, Baron Chief Development Officer. It's faster than any other television radar and all the National Weather Service radars in the country. "Our goal is to provide you with the tools to be able to detect and ...