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Altus Hires Company To Find Additional Water Sources
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Altus has hired a Texas firm to find a new water source to reduce its dependence on the Tom Steed Reservoir in Kiowa County, which has served as the city's primary water source since the 1970s.
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Oklahoma man discusses Thai prison, fight for freedom
Matt McCabe
Paul Chambers spent two months facing decades in prison, or death, for allegedly insulting Thailand’s king. He, a renowned expert and researcher on Thailand, knows that could never have happened.
Oklahoma man discusses Thai prison, fight for freedom
Matt McCabe
Paul Chambers spent two months facing decades in prison, or death, for allegedly insulting Thailand’s king. He, a renowned expert and researcher on Thailand, knows that could never have happened.
Oklahoma City Thunder brings boom to Metro businesses
Elizabeth Fitz
Local businesses that saw near record-breaking numbers for Game 6 of the NBA Finals told News 9 on Friday that they are preparing for even higher numbers for Game 7.
Oklahoma City Thunder brings boom to Metro businesses
Elizabeth Fitz
Local businesses that saw near record-breaking numbers for Game 6 of the NBA Finals told News 9 on Friday that they are preparing for even higher numbers for Game 7.
Amanda Clinton, newly elected Tulsa Lawmaker, focuses on education, tribal relations and economic growth
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In this edition of Hot Seat, newly elected Rep. Amanda Clinton discusses her path to office, top legislative priorities, and how she hopes to bridge divides across Oklahoma.
Amanda Clinton, newly elected Tulsa Lawmaker, focuses on education, tribal relations and economic growth
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of Hot Seat, newly elected Rep. Amanda Clinton discusses her path to office, top legislative priorities, and how she hopes to bridge divides across Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma man discusses Thai prison, fight for freedom
Matt McCabe
Paul Chambers spent two months facing decades in prison, or death, for allegedly insulting Thailand’s king. He, a renowned expert and researcher on Thailand, knows that could never have happened.
Oklahoma City Thunder brings boom to Metro businesses
Elizabeth Fitz
Local businesses that saw near record-breaking numbers for Game 6 of the NBA Finals told News 9 on Friday that they are preparing for even higher numbers for Game 7.
Amanda Clinton, newly elected Tulsa Lawmaker, focuses on education, tribal relations and economic growth
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of Hot Seat, newly elected Rep. Amanda Clinton discusses her path to office, top legislative priorities, and how she hopes to bridge divides across Oklahoma.
Hot, humid this weekend; Rain-free for most.
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Happy first day of summer! Heat settles in for the weekend. Your Friday forecast here!
Thunder Finals Fever: Game 7 excitement spreads through OKC
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Thunder fans are gearing up for a high-energy Sunday as the Oklahoma City Thunder prepare for Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
State Law allows for extended birth control prescription
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A new law is passed to expand birth control prescriptions. Right now, the state only allows for a three-month prescription, while more than half of the U.S. allows for six months or a full year at a time.
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