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OCPD Begins 140th Academy With History-Making Recruit Numbers
Friday, September 27th 2019, 11:28 pm
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OCPD Begins 140th Academy With History-Making Recruit Numbers
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The Oklahoma City Police Department is making strides when it comes to diversifying officers on the streets. The department kicked off the 140th police academy on Friday with the largest group of female recruits ever.
OCPD Begins 140th Academy With History-Making Recruit Numbers
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The Oklahoma City Police Department is making strides when it comes to diversifying officers on the streets. The department kicked off the 140th police academy on Friday with the largest group of female recruits ever.
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Jimmy Massey Talks With Carina's Parents
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Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.
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Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.
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Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.
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Medicare Forum: Additional Viewer Questions
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News 9 is excited to partner with GlobalHealth for this online Medicare Forum hosted by News 9’s Bobbie Miller and the News On 6’s Dave Davis. The Medicare open enrollment period is October 15th – December 7th and we want to make sure you are prepared. In this clip, our experts answer some of our additional viewer questions.
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OU-Tulsa Given All-Clear After Lockdown While Police Searched For Suspect
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OU-Tulsa has been given the all-clear after officials issued a lockdown while they searched for a potentially violent suspect.
OU-Tulsa Given All-Clear After Lockdown While Police Searched For Suspect
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OU-Tulsa has been given the all-clear after officials issued a lockdown while they searched for a potentially violent suspect.
Mounds Native Calls Tulsa Home After Making Name For Herself In Business World
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One of Oklahoma’s own is back in the sooner state after making a name for herself in the business world.
Mounds Native Calls Tulsa Home After Making Name For Herself In Business World
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One of Oklahoma’s own is back in the sooner state after making a name for herself in the business world.
Jurors Find Getaway Driver In Deadly Tulsa Officer Shooting Guilty
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Jurors found Matthew Hall guilty of being an accessory to murder in the shooting death of a Tulsa police sergeant.
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Jurors found Matthew Hall guilty of being an accessory to murder in the shooting death of a Tulsa police sergeant.
OSU President To Recommend Chad Weiberg As Athletic Director, Mike Holder As Athletic Director Emeritus
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Oklahoma Sate University President Burns Hargis will announce a change of leadership in the athletic department on Friday. According to the university, President Hargis will present a leadership transition to the OSU athletics department at a university Board of Regents meeting. Hargis will recommend Mike Holder be appointed as athletic director emeritus and Chad Weiberg as athletic director, both effective July 1, 2020.
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Oklahoma Sate University President Burns Hargis will announce a change of leadership in the athletic department on Friday. According to the university, President Hargis will present a leadership transition to the OSU athletics department at a university Board of Regents meeting. Hargis will recommend Mike Holder be appointed as athletic director emeritus and Chad Weiberg as athletic director, both effective July 1, 2020.
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Jurors found Matthew Hall guilty of being an accessory to murder in the shooting death of a Tulsa police sergeant.
OSU President To Recommend Chad Weiberg As Athletic Director, Mike Holder As Athletic Director Emeritus
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Oklahoma Sate University President Burns Hargis will announce a change of leadership in the athletic department on Friday. According to the university, President Hargis will present a leadership transition to the OSU athletics department at a university Board of Regents meeting. Hargis will recommend Mike Holder be appointed as athletic director emeritus and Chad Weiberg as athletic director, both effective July 1, 2020.
Van Catches Fire Hours After Crashing Into Utility Pole
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A vehicle then caught fire several hours after a driver crashed it into a utility pole on Wednesday night.
Some Parkinson's Patients Boosting Quality Of Life Through Boxing
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There's still no cure for Parkinson's disease, but some patients say they're boosting their quality of life one punch at a time. 75-year-old Nancy Van Der Straeten was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease nine years ago. "I really used much medicines and I discovered that is not enough. You have to move, move, move," she said. And she does move. Wearing purple sneakers and shiny gloves, Nancy believes boxing will slow down her illness. "After two hours training you feel really better," she said.
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