MidCon Energy Forum to be held in OKC
Oil and gas industry officials from across Oklahoma will gather in the coming week for the MidCon Energy Forum to be held by the Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma. The July 23 vent will be held from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Jones Assembly in Oklahoma City and bring together oil and natural gas professionals from across th
Public input sought on new Toby Keith Expressway turnpike, say OTA officials
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) is asking the public for input on the Toby Keith Expressway (formerly East-West Connector) turnpike at I-40 in Newalla.
Oklahoma City approves local artist-designed floor for Continental Coliseum
The Oklahoma City Council approved an 80,000-square-foot terrazzo floor designed by a local artist and is set to be used in the main concourse of the new Continental Coliseum.
Oklahoma City Permit Fees Rise Again, with Plan Review Now $500
Oklahoma City increased permit fees; building plan review now $500 and residential plumbing fees rose to $100, so budget ahead.
Extreme heat warning issued for Oklahoma City area
It's about to be dangerously hot, meteorologists warn. An extreme heat warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Norman at 12:20 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21. This warning applies to Alfalfa, Grant, Kay, Major, Garfield, Noble, Kingfisher, Logan, Payne, Canadian, Oklahoma, Lincoln, Cleveland, Pottawatomie, Semi
Police searching for Del City rape, burglary suspect
DEL CITY, Okla. - Police are searching for a suspect wanted on multiple warrants for arrest in Del City. According to the Del City Police Department, an officer recognized a suspect identified as 23-year-old Elvis Morales, for whom a warrant for burglary was filed in June. Morales fled the area upon contact with the of
Police utilize drone to catch burglary suspects
The Oklahoma City Police Department utilized a drone to help catch burglary suspects at U.S. Grant High School.
Angry crowd confronts Oklahoma water regulators over dams
OKLAHOMA CITY – Dozens of angry property owners on Tuesday filled a state agency board room demanding the removal of dams that they said are draining their way of life. Wearing stickers that read “Got Water? We Don’t” and “Save Cedar Lake. Vote No!,” residents accused the Oklahoma Water Resources Board, which is tasked
Join the News 9 Weather Team at Summer Touch-A-Truck at Bob Mills Furniture
Oklahoma City, OK - Come meet the News 9 weather team! Chief Meteorologist Alan Crone and the Oklahoma Weather Experts will be at Bob Mills Furniture on Saturday, July 25, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. for our annual Summer Touch-A-Truck event. Stop by to meet the News 9...
The Breakdown: No water at the Muntage Apartments
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