Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

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Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

Tulsa Golden Hurricane will battle against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on New Year’s Eve in the Armed Forces Bowl.

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Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

News 9 Tulsa Golden Hurricane will battle against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on New Year’s Eve in the Armed Forces Bowl.

Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

News 9 Tulsa Golden Hurricane will battle against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on New Year’s Eve in the Armed Forces Bowl.

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News 9 10 P.M. Newscast (October 19)

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News 9 10 P.M. Newscast (October 19)

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News 9 News 9 10 P.M. Newscast (October 19)

Student Of The Week: Lillian

Student Of The Week: Lillian

News 9 News 9 would like to recognize this week’s student of the week, Lillian. Lillian is a kindergartener at Will Rogers Elementary.

Student Of The Week: Lillian

Student Of The Week: Lillian

News 9 News 9 would like to recognize this week’s student of the week, Lillian. Lillian is a kindergartener at Will Rogers Elementary.

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

Clayton Cummins The United States Postal Service (USPS) held a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday to celebrate the launch of a new package sorter. USPS said it will help expedite package processing time ahead of the holiday season.

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

Clayton Cummins The United States Postal Service (USPS) held a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday to celebrate the launch of a new package sorter. USPS said it will help expedite package processing time ahead of the holiday season.

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Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

Tulsa Breakdown: Armed Forces Bowl Preview

News 9 Tulsa Golden Hurricane will battle against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on New Year’s Eve in the Armed Forces Bowl.

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News 9 10 P.M. Newscast (October 19)

News 9 News 9 10 P.M. Newscast (October 19)

Student Of The Week: Lillian

Student Of The Week: Lillian

News 9 News 9 would like to recognize this week’s student of the week, Lillian. Lillian is a kindergartener at Will Rogers Elementary.

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

USPS Unveils New Small Package Sorter That Will Help Expedite Package Processing Times

Clayton Cummins The United States Postal Service (USPS) held a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday to celebrate the launch of a new package sorter. USPS said it will help expedite package processing time ahead of the holiday season.

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Barry Mangold Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order two members of the state Pardon & Parole Board to disqualify themselves from proceedings related to death row inmates Julius Jones and Bigler Stouffer.

Federal Grant Will Help Fund Mental Health Training For Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Federal Grant Will Help Fund Mental Health Training For Oklahoma Law Enforcement

Feliz Romero To provide more Oklahoma law enforcement officers with crisis intervention team (CIT) training the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (ODMSAS) has received a 5-year-grant to train more officers.

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Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Barry Mangold Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order two members of the state Pardon & Parole Board to disqualify themselves from proceedings related to death row inmates Julius Jones and Bigler Stouffer.

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Barry Mangold Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order two members of the state Pardon & Parole Board to disqualify themselves from proceedings related to death row inmates Julius Jones and Bigler Stouffer.

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Grant Stephens Tuesday night, developers gave a first look at what the Evans-Fintube site could become in just a few years.

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Grant Stephens Tuesday night, developers gave a first look at what the Evans-Fintube site could become in just a few years.

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Kristin Wells The Tulsa Animal Welfare shelter is at full capacity and now offering discounts on adoptions.

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Kristin Wells The Tulsa Animal Welfare shelter is at full capacity and now offering discounts on adoptions.

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Kristin Wells The City of Jenks is honoring a newly-retired city employee for 46 years of service.

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Kristin Wells The City of Jenks is honoring a newly-retired city employee for 46 years of service.

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Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Oklahoma AG Asks Supreme Court To Disqualify 2 Pardon & Parole Board Members From Julius Jones Case

Barry Mangold Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order two members of the state Pardon & Parole Board to disqualify themselves from proceedings related to death row inmates Julius Jones and Bigler Stouffer.

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Developers Give First Look At Potential Future Of Evans-Fintube Site

Grant Stephens Tuesday night, developers gave a first look at what the Evans-Fintube site could become in just a few years.

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Tulsa Animal Welfare Offering $10 Adoptions For The Rest Of October

Kristin Wells The Tulsa Animal Welfare shelter is at full capacity and now offering discounts on adoptions.

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Newly-Retired Jenks 911 Dispatcher Honored For 46 Years Of Service

Kristin Wells The City of Jenks is honoring a newly-retired city employee for 46 years of service.

Lime Surpasses 1 Million Scooter Rides In Tulsa

Lime Surpasses 1 Million Scooter Rides In Tulsa

Kristin Wells The electric scooter company, Lime, has reached a milestone in Tulsa.

ACLU, Education Groups Sue Over State Law Restricting Teachings On Race, Gender In Classroom

ACLU, Education Groups Sue Over State Law Restricting Teachings On Race, Gender In Classroom

Kristin Wells The ACLU and education groups filed a lawsuit over a law that restricts aspects of teaching on race and gender curriculum across Oklahoma education.

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