Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Join the conversation ()

Thursday, November 1st 2018, 1:24 pm

By: News 9

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

More Like This

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh talks about the worst thing that happened while he was in office -- the Penn Square Bank failure.

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh talks about the worst thing that happened while he was in office -- the Penn Square Bank failure.

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 Watch News 9's May 29, 2021 10 p.m. newscast now.

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 Watch News 9's May 29, 2021 10 p.m. newscast now.

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

View More Stories

More Like This

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh Looks Back At His Toughest Challenge While In Office

Former Gov. George Nigh talks about the worst thing that happened while he was in office -- the Penn Square Bank failure.

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 10 p.m. Newscast (May 29)

News 9 Watch News 9's May 29, 2021 10 p.m. newscast now.

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 4

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 3

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 2

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 2

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 1

WATCH: Ahead Of The Storm, Part 1

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne hosts his annual severe weather season special called, "Ahead Of The Storm."

View More Stories

Top Headlines

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

CBS News President Biden on Thursday signed into law a measure that makes June 19, or Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

CBS News President Biden on Thursday signed into law a measure that makes June 19, or Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Chinh Doan Reported hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have risen sharply over the past year across the United States, and people in Tulsa want to do something about it.

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Chinh Doan Reported hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have risen sharply over the past year across the United States, and people in Tulsa want to do something about it.

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Kristen Weaver Kelly Zimmerman said raw sewage has been running through her 80-acre property for more than a year and she's desperate for things to change.

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Kristen Weaver Kelly Zimmerman said raw sewage has been running through her 80-acre property for more than a year and she's desperate for things to change.

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Jordan Tidwell Canoo is a startup manufacturer from Los Angeles. The company said they have a unique design for a lightweight, affordable, and versatile electric car.

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Jordan Tidwell Canoo is a startup manufacturer from Los Angeles. The company said they have a unique design for a lightweight, affordable, and versatile electric car.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

President Biden Signs Bill Making Juneteenth A Federal Holiday

CBS News President Biden on Thursday signed into law a measure that makes June 19, or Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Tulsa Library Hosts Discussion On Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Across The Country

Chinh Doan Reported hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have risen sharply over the past year across the United States, and people in Tulsa want to do something about it.

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Bartlesville Woman Outraged As Raw Sewage Pours Onto Her Property

Kristen Weaver Kelly Zimmerman said raw sewage has been running through her 80-acre property for more than a year and she's desperate for things to change.

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Meet Canoo, The Electric Vehicle Startup Building Its First Facility In Pryor

Jordan Tidwell Canoo is a startup manufacturer from Los Angeles. The company said they have a unique design for a lightweight, affordable, and versatile electric car.

17-Year-Old Shot In The Foot In Drive-By Tulsa Shooting

17-Year-Old Shot In The Foot In Drive-By Tulsa Shooting

News On 6 A 17-year-old boy was shot in the foot after a drive-by shooting near Pine and Yale, Tulsa Police said.

Tulsa County Jury Convicts Man Of Child Sex Abuse, Recommends Life In Prison

Tulsa County Jury Convicts Man Of Child Sex Abuse, Recommends Life In Prison

Reagan Ledbetter A Tulsa County jury is deliberating in the trial of a man accused of sexually abusing a child, starting when the child was four years old.

View More Stories