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OKC adjusts budget after 'unusual increase' in water main breaks over past fiscal year

OKC adjusts budget after 'unusual increase' in water main breaks over past fiscal year

Jordan Fremstad Oklahoma City experiences a significant rise in water main breaks, necessitating a $2.6 million budget adjustment. The city plans a $30 million investment next year to replace pipes with stronger materials.

Crews Repairing SW Oklahoma City Water Main Break

Crews Repairing SW Oklahoma City Water Main Break

News 9 Crews are working to repair a water main break Monday morning that is affecting residents in southwest Oklahoma City, the city says.

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Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

CBS News Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said leaker of initial intel assessment wanted to "make it look like this historic strike wasn't successful."

Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

CBS News Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said leaker of initial intel assessment wanted to "make it look like this historic strike wasn't successful."

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

Drake Johnson The new initiative targets chronic illness and diet-related disease in Oklahoma through SNAP reform, food policy changes, and personal health responsibility

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

Drake Johnson The new initiative targets chronic illness and diet-related disease in Oklahoma through SNAP reform, food policy changes, and personal health responsibility

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

Brooke Cox University of Oklahoma senior Mohamed Elgouhari has been named a finalist in the SEC Start Up competition for developing Gametime Rehab, a fitness app designed to keep injured athletes engaged in their recovery through gamification.

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

Brooke Cox University of Oklahoma senior Mohamed Elgouhari has been named a finalist in the SEC Start Up competition for developing Gametime Rehab, a fitness app designed to keep injured athletes engaged in their recovery through gamification.

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Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

Pentagon officials defend success of U.S. strikes on Iran amid intel leak, rebuking press' coverage of attack

CBS News Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said leaker of initial intel assessment wanted to "make it look like this historic strike wasn't successful."

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

RFK Jr. joins Gov. Stitt to launch 'Make Oklahoma Healthy Again' campaign at State Capitol

Drake Johnson The new initiative targets chronic illness and diet-related disease in Oklahoma through SNAP reform, food policy changes, and personal health responsibility

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

OU senior named SEC Start Up finalist for gamified rehab app

Brooke Cox University of Oklahoma senior Mohamed Elgouhari has been named a finalist in the SEC Start Up competition for developing Gametime Rehab, a fitness app designed to keep injured athletes engaged in their recovery through gamification.

Beloved chef celebrates 30 years of serving Edmond assisted living facility

Beloved chef celebrates 30 years of serving Edmond assisted living facility

Christian Hans For 30 years, Chef Marshall has brought love, nutrition, and personalized meals to Jasmine Estates residents, making each dish a meaningful, memory-filled experience.

Fungal plant diseases rise in Oklahoma gardens after wet spring

Fungal plant diseases rise in Oklahoma gardens after wet spring

Brooke Cox Oklahoma gardeners are battling a rise in fungal plant diseases following a wet spring, with experts offering tips for treatment and prevention.

OKC Zoo mourns loss of American grizzly Will

OKC Zoo mourns loss of American grizzly Will

Colby Thelen Oklahoma City Zoo announces the humane euthanization of its beloved grizzly bear, Will, due to complications from arthritis and spinal disc disease. Will arrived to the zoo in 2003.

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