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: 1 Hit And Killed By Train In Moore, Police Say
'Unsafe, Horrible, Deplorable': Edmond Plans Lawsuit Against Veteran's Home
Colby Thelen
At the end of Feb., the Edmond City Council declared The New Life Village a public nuisance. When the council found it was still unsafe to residents, it gave the greenlight for the city attorney to handle it in district court.
Edmond Property That Houses Veterans Declared A Public Nuisance
News 9
The Edmond City Council declared a rundown property that houses veterans a public nuisance. Council Member Tom Robins says the property is unsafe and not secure, putting the lives of veterans and the community at risk.
Oklahoma Requires Teen Drivers To Complete Work Zone Safe Program
News On 6
The program has been around for a couple of years now. However, it was on November 1 of last year that teen drivers were required to complete the program in order to get their intermediate license.
New Laws Affecting Drivers, Vehicle Registration Take Effect November 1
Matt Rahn
Of the 10 laws going into effect Wednesday, tag agents say they are mostly common sense changes meant to save people time and money.
Edmond Water Leaks Double, How Citizen's Water Bills Are Affected
News 9
Edmond citizens are worried about their water bills and how upcoming changes to the water infrastructure will affect them.
Edmond Waiving Utilities Charges For Spouses Of First Responders Killed In Line Of Duty
Chris Yu
Edmond City Council approved a measure that waives utilities charges for spouses of Edmond police officers and firefighters who are killed in the line of duty.
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Edmond Making Plans For Commuter Train To OKC, Norman
Tevis Hillis
The city of Edmond is allocating half a million dollars toward a commuter train project. The project is still left up to public vote from all three cities, but if approved, it could take people from Edmond to Norman with a stop in Oklahoma City.
Edmond Making Plans For Commuter Train To OKC, Norman
Tevis Hillis
The city of Edmond is allocating half a million dollars toward a commuter train project. The project is still left up to public vote from all three cities, but if approved, it could take people from Edmond to Norman with a stop in Oklahoma City.
ODOT Program Works To Educate Young Drivers About Work Zone Safety
News On 6
A program through the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is looking to help young drivers stay safe when they encounter work zones.
ODOT Program Works To Educate Young Drivers About Work Zone Safety
News On 6
A program through the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is looking to help young drivers stay safe when they encounter work zones.
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1 Hit And Killed By Train In Moore, Police Say
News 9
A person was struck and killed by a train Friday night, according to police.
1 Hit And Killed By Train In Moore, Police Say
News 9
A person was struck and killed by a train Friday night, according to police.
Severe Weather Possible This Weekend
News 9
Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
Severe Weather Possible This Weekend
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Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
OKC Mayor Takes Fight Against Homelessness To D.C.
News 9
Oklahoma City is taking its fight against homelessness to the nation's capital. Mayor David Holt joined dozens of the country's largest cities asking the federal government for assistance.
OKC Mayor Takes Fight Against Homelessness To D.C.
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Oklahoma City is taking its fight against homelessness to the nation's capital. Mayor David Holt joined dozens of the country's largest cities asking the federal government for assistance.
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1 Hit And Killed By Train In Moore, Police Say
News 9
A person was struck and killed by a train Friday night, according to police.
Severe Weather Possible This Weekend
News 9
Oklahoma Weather Forecast: Bookmark this page and refresh it often for the latest forecast and daily updates.
OKC Mayor Takes Fight Against Homelessness To D.C.
News 9
Oklahoma City is taking its fight against homelessness to the nation's capital. Mayor David Holt joined dozens of the country's largest cities asking the federal government for assistance.
The Oklahoma Standard: Storms That Destroyed, Communities That Came Together
News 9
We've seen the worst in Mother Nature this week and the best of humanity. From heartbreak to helping hands. News 9's Jordan Fremstad looks back at the week through the eyes of our News 9 photojournalists.
OHP: Amber Alert Canceled For 14-Year-Old Found Safe
News 9
An Amber Alert was issued for a 14-year-old girl last heard from in the Oklahoma City area, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Police later confirmed that the individual was found safe in Oklahoma City.
Cowgirl Softball Downs No. 2 Oklahoma, 6-3
OSU Athletics
The win is Oklahoma State's first victory in Norman since 1997, as well as the Cowgirls fifth victory over a top-10 opponent this season.
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