Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

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Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

Therapist Jenni Ross joined News 9 this morning to discuss six ways to help parents adapt to their child returning to school in the middle of a pandemic.

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Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

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Chickasha Fire Dept. Prepares To Start Investigation Of Large Manufacturing Company Fire

Chickasha Fire Dept. Prepares To Start Investigation Of Large Manufacturing Company Fire

Brittany Toolis Four days after a large fire in Chickasha, another fire happened with similarities with the first one: both have to do with expired hand sanitizer.

Chickasha Fire Dept. Prepares To Start Investigation Of Large Manufacturing Company Fire

Chickasha Fire Dept. Prepares To Start Investigation Of Large Manufacturing Company Fire

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OKC Awarded $3 Million Aimed To End Homelessness Among Youths

OKC Awarded $3 Million Aimed To End Homelessness Among Youths

News 9 The City of Oklahoma City was selected as the first city in the state to receive funding from the Youth and Homeless Demonstration Program.

OKC Awarded $3 Million Aimed To End Homelessness Among Youths

OKC Awarded $3 Million Aimed To End Homelessness Among Youths

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Parents Of UCO Student Killed By Drunk Driver Take Edmond Wedding Venue To Court

Parents Of UCO Student Killed By Drunk Driver Take Edmond Wedding Venue To Court

Jennifer Pierce The parents of a University of Central Oklahoma student killed by a drunk driver went back to court on Thursday in Canadian County. A hearing was held for the civil lawsuit Jeff and Kristy Murrow filed against an Edmond wedding venue after Marissa Murrow’s tragic death.

Parents Of UCO Student Killed By Drunk Driver Take Edmond Wedding Venue To Court

Parents Of UCO Student Killed By Drunk Driver Take Edmond Wedding Venue To Court

Jennifer Pierce The parents of a University of Central Oklahoma student killed by a drunk driver went back to court on Thursday in Canadian County. A hearing was held for the civil lawsuit Jeff and Kristy Murrow filed against an Edmond wedding venue after Marissa Murrow’s tragic death.

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Parenting In A Pandemic: Preparing For Children To Head Back To Classroom, Start Of Virtual Learning

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Chickasha Fire Dept. Prepares To Start Investigation Of Large Manufacturing Company Fire

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Set Worker From ‘Reservation Dogs’ Discusses Historical Depictions Of Indigenous People

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News 9 "Reservation Dogs,” a series filmed in Oklahoma, released the first episodes of its second season this summer.

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AT&T Phone Outage Left Many Without Working Land Line Service

AT&T Phone Outage Left Many Without Working Land Line Service

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Tulsa Woman Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter For 2019 Death Of Motorcyclist

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News On 6 A Tulsa woman gets 10 years in prison for hitting and killing a motorcyclist three years ago.

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Tulsa Receives $26 Million In Federal Grants To Improve Roads, Trails

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Emory Bryan Tulsa received $26 million in federal grants, for roads and trails in South and West Tulsa.

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Armed Man Killed After Trying To Breach FBI Office, Standoff

Armed Man Killed After Trying To Breach FBI Office, Standoff

Associated Press An armed man clad in body armor who tried to breach the FBI’s Cincinnati office on Thursday was shot and killed by police after he fled the scene and engaged in an hourslong standoff in a rural part of the state, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.

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Tulsa Naturalization Ceremony Celebrates 20 New US Citizens

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Ryan Gillin Twenty immigrants walked into Tulsa City Hall on Thursday and walked out United States citizens.

Justice Dept. Asks For Warrant To Be Unsealed Related To FBI Raid At Mar-a-Lago Club

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