Watch: OKC Mayor Holt On Debris Clean Up, Rising COVID-19 Cases

Thursday, November 12th 2020, 8:15 am

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Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt joined News 9 this morning Thursday to discuss debris clean up for city residents and the rising cases of COVID-19.

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News 9 The 11th annual Oklahoma City Dodger High School Baseball Series begins at Chickasaw Bricktown ballpark on Saturday. Alex Freedman with OKC Dodgers joined the News 9 team to discuss the series and the safety protocols that will be in place for the event.

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OKC National Memorial & Museum Hosts 'Better Conversations' Zoom Series

News 9 Throughout the month of March, the OKC Memorial and Museum is hosting a weekly Zoom series called "Better Conversations," which navigate challenging topics. The Museum's director joined the News 9 team to talk about some of the topics that will be discussed. The conversations will take place Tuesday in March from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Spots are limited and registration is required for the event. For more information, or to register, Click Here.

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Program Helps Connect OCPD With Mental Health Experts In Response To Crisis Calls

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Oklahoma Energy Providers Estimate Multi-Billion Dollar Bill From February Winter Storm

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Biden, Dems Prevail As Senate OKs $1.9T Virus Relief Bill

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