Daily Dose: Remdesivir Treatments In Oklahoma

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Daily Dose: Remdesivir Treatments In Oklahoma

Daily Dose: Remdesivir Treatments In Oklahoma

In today's Daily Dose, Dr. Lacy Anderson discusses Remdesivir treatments in Oklahoma.

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Kelly Ogle Previews: 'Trips On A Tankful'

Kelly Ogle Previews: 'Trips On A Tankful'

News 9 We hope you'll tune in to News 9 at 8 p.m. Wednesday for 'Trips On A Tankful,' an hour-long Oklahoma's Own Originals special that is sure to spark nearby vacation ideas for you and your family!

Kelly Ogle Previews: 'Trips On A Tankful'

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News 9 We hope you'll tune in to News 9 at 8 p.m. Wednesday for 'Trips On A Tankful,' an hour-long Oklahoma's Own Originals special that is sure to spark nearby vacation ideas for you and your family!

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Storme Jones Legislation supporters said protects drivers caught in riots will soon be on the governor's desk. Lawmakers said HB 1764 is a result of a Tulsa incident over the summer where a truck and trailer ended up surrounded by a protesting crowd on the interstate. Capitol reporter Storme Jones has the story.

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Storme Jones Legislation supporters said protects drivers caught in riots will soon be on the governor's desk. Lawmakers said HB 1764 is a result of a Tulsa incident over the summer where a truck and trailer ended up surrounded by a protesting crowd on the interstate. Capitol reporter Storme Jones has the story.

Deer Creek Parents Frustrated After They Say Teacher Taped Mask To Students Face

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Ashley Holden Some metro parents are mad after they said a Deer Creek teacher taped a mask to a student's face. But the district tells a different story and insists this was all "playful." News 9's Ashley Holden has the story.

Deer Creek Parents Frustrated After They Say Teacher Taped Mask To Students Face

Deer Creek Parents Frustrated After They Say Teacher Taped Mask To Students Face

Ashley Holden Some metro parents are mad after they said a Deer Creek teacher taped a mask to a student's face. But the district tells a different story and insists this was all "playful." News 9's Ashley Holden has the story.

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Kelly Ogle Previews: 'Trips On A Tankful'

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Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

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Storme Jones Legislation supporters said protects drivers caught in riots will soon be on the governor's desk. Lawmakers said HB 1764 is a result of a Tulsa incident over the summer where a truck and trailer ended up surrounded by a protesting crowd on the interstate. Capitol reporter Storme Jones has the story.

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Brian Mueller When Richard Moio first heard about an organization that builds beds for children who don’t have them, starting an Oklahoma City chapter wasn’t a decision he had to sleep on. News 9's Brian Mueller has the story.

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Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Storme Jones Legislation supporters said protects drivers caught in riots will soon be on the governor's desk. Lawmakers said HB 1764 is a result of a Tulsa incident over the summer where a truck and trailer ended up surrounded by a protesting crowd on the interstate. Capitol reporter Storme Jones has the story.

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Bill Protecting Drivers Caught In Riot Advances To Governor's Desk

Storme Jones Legislation supporters said protects drivers caught in riots will soon be on the governor's desk. Lawmakers said HB 1764 is a result of a Tulsa incident over the summer where a truck and trailer ended up surrounded by a protesting crowd on the interstate. Capitol reporter Storme Jones has the story.

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Gov. Stitt Asks Oklahomans To Share Stories About Impact Of Tribal Jurisdiction Ruling

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Griffin Communications Employee Home After 5-Month Battle With COVID-19

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Gov. Stitt Asks Oklahomans To Share Stories About Impact Of Tribal Jurisdiction Ruling

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Amelia Mugavero Governor Kevin Stitt is asking Oklahomans to share their stories of how they have been affected by the Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction.

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