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El Reno Wrestling Standout Featured In Blockbuster Hit "Foxcatcher"
Monday, January 26th 2015, 7:01 pm
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El Reno Wrestling Standout Featured In Blockbuster Hit "Foxcatcher"
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One of Oklahoma's Own makes it to the big screen. An El Reno native and OSU wrestling standout landed a role in the Oscar-nominated movie "Foxcatcher" alongside several big name actors.
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Jimmy Massey Talks With Carina's Parents
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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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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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OKDPS To Extend Hours Of Operation For Driver License Offices Across The State
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The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety announced that it would be extending the hours of operation for driver license offices across the state. According to OKDPS, the new extended services will be offered by appointment only.
OKDPS To Extend Hours Of Operation For Driver License Offices Across The State
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The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety announced that it would be extending the hours of operation for driver license offices across the state. According to OKDPS, the new extended services will be offered by appointment only.
Retailers Put Brakes On Texas & Mississippi Move To Scrap Mask Mandates
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As Texas and Mississippi move to join a dozen other U.S. states without statewide mask requirements, many major retailers and employers aren't ready to nix face covering requirements amid a pandemic that killed more than 1,800 Americans on Tuesday alone.
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As Texas and Mississippi move to join a dozen other U.S. states without statewide mask requirements, many major retailers and employers aren't ready to nix face covering requirements amid a pandemic that killed more than 1,800 Americans on Tuesday alone.
Texas School's 'Chivalry' Assignment Told Girls To Dress To Please Men
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A "chivalry" assignment given to students at Shallowater High School in Texas instructed girls to "dress in a feminine manner" to please men, "walk behind men daintily as if their feet were bound," and "not complain or whine."
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A "chivalry" assignment given to students at Shallowater High School in Texas instructed girls to "dress in a feminine manner" to please men, "walk behind men daintily as if their feet were bound," and "not complain or whine."
New York & Denver Public Libraries Aren't Removing Dr. Seuss Books Over Racist Imagery
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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.
Meghan Accuses Royal Family Of 'Perpetuating Falsehoods' As Palace Says It's Investigating Abuse Claims
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