Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Join the conversation ()

Friday, May 1st 2020, 5:29 pm

By: Alex Cameron

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

WASHINGTON, D.C. -

As some of us may unfortunately know, this pandemic is taking a real toll of people's mental health.

That's why many in Congress see this as the perfect time to create a new, easy-to-remember suicide hotline.

News 9/News On 6's Alex Cameron has the latest.

More Like This

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Alex Cameron Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Alex Cameron Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Erica Rankin The state entered day six bringing forth witnesses in the Max Townsend trial Wednesday. Sgt. James White, with the Moore Police Department, choked up as he described the scene.

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Erica Rankin The state entered day six bringing forth witnesses in the Max Townsend trial Wednesday. Sgt. James White, with the Moore Police Department, choked up as he described the scene.

Thursday Forecast

Thursday Forecast

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne’s Thursday Forecast

Thursday Forecast

Thursday Forecast

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne’s Thursday Forecast

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Brieon Sumlin Police said a man is dead and his mother is in critical condition after a shootout with each other at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Brieon Sumlin Police said a man is dead and his mother is in critical condition after a shootout with each other at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

View More Stories

More Like This

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Alex Cameron Congress Creates New Suicide Hotline In Response To Current Stresses

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Officer, A Part Of Accident Reconstruction Team, Gives Emotional Testimony In Max Townsend Trial

Erica Rankin The state entered day six bringing forth witnesses in the Max Townsend trial Wednesday. Sgt. James White, with the Moore Police Department, choked up as he described the scene.

Thursday Forecast

Thursday Forecast

News 9 News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne’s Thursday Forecast

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Police: Mom In Critical Condition, Son Killed After Shootout With Each Other At NW OKC Apartment

Brieon Sumlin Police said a man is dead and his mother is in critical condition after a shootout with each other at an apartment complex in northwest Oklahoma City.

Something Good: Stillwater Veteran Celebrates 105th Birthday

Something Good: Stillwater Veteran Celebrates 105th Birthday

News 9 The city of Stillwater proclaims June 19 as John Gilbreath Day. The World War II veteran turned 105.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare Waiving Adoption Fees Due To Overcrowding

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare Waiving Adoption Fees Due To Overcrowding

News 9 Oklahoma City Animal Welfare is overcrowded with 800 animals, which is 300 over capacity.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Chinh Doan It is not just the bands and fans that are benefitting. Nearby businesses said it is also music to their ears.

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Chinh Doan It is not just the bands and fans that are benefitting. Nearby businesses said it is also music to their ears.

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

CBS News Britney Spears on Wednesday called her court-ordered conservatorship "abusive" and requested that a Los Angeles judge consider ending the arrangement that has controlled her career, finances and personal decisions for more than a decade.

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

CBS News Britney Spears on Wednesday called her court-ordered conservatorship "abusive" and requested that a Los Angeles judge consider ending the arrangement that has controlled her career, finances and personal decisions for more than a decade.

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Grant Stephens More than a million dollars' worth of meth is off the street after a months-long drug operation in LeFlore County.

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Grant Stephens More than a million dollars' worth of meth is off the street after a months-long drug operation in LeFlore County.

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Jordan Tidwell Parents say the board was not being transparent, and now want the board to redo the vote.

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Jordan Tidwell Parents say the board was not being transparent, and now want the board to redo the vote.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Hundreds Of Fans Gather In Downtown Tulsa As Live Music Events Return

Chinh Doan It is not just the bands and fans that are benefitting. Nearby businesses said it is also music to their ears.

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

Britney Spears Asks Judge To End Her Conservatorship: 'I Feel Bullied And I Feel Alone'

CBS News Britney Spears on Wednesday called her court-ordered conservatorship "abusive" and requested that a Los Angeles judge consider ending the arrangement that has controlled her career, finances and personal decisions for more than a decade.

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Task Force Seizes More Than 60 Pounds Of Meth In LeFlore County

Grant Stephens More than a million dollars' worth of meth is off the street after a months-long drug operation in LeFlore County.

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Some Parents Upset As They Say TPS Board Violated Statute In Budget Approval

Jordan Tidwell Parents say the board was not being transparent, and now want the board to redo the vote.

National Firm Evaluating Tulsa Police Community Policing Practices

National Firm Evaluating Tulsa Police Community Policing Practices

News On 6 The city hired the firm to evaluate the department and give recommendations on community policing practices.

City Of Tulsa Advises Residents To Monitor Personal Information After Ransomware Attack

City Of Tulsa Advises Residents To Monitor Personal Information After Ransomware Attack

Kristen Weaver After personal information was shared on the dark web following the ransomware attack, Tulsa leaders ask residents to keep a close eye on personal information.

View More Stories