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Smith Honored as Representative of the Year by Veterans Council

Thursday, June 12

OKLAHOMA CITY – David Smith, in May was honored as Representative of the Year by the Oklahoma Veterans Council. Smith serves as chair of the House Veterans and Military Affairs Committee and is himself a veteran after serving in the Army where he specialized in military intelligence. He's also a... Read More.

‘Cowboy Bob’ statue joins Tulsa’s growing Route 66 landmark lineup

Thursday, June 12

TULSA, Okla. - Route 66 is getting another giant. A fourth towering roadside figure, dubbed Cowboy Bob, is set to join Tulsa’s iconic "Land of the Giants" display this summer. Here’s what we know about the installation, its local ties, and how it’s helping rev up momentum ahead of Route 66’s centennial... Read More.

Sen. Tom Cotton introduces bills to toughen penalties for violent protesters targeting ICE

Thursday, June 12

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) has introduced two new bills to increase penalties on violent protesters. The bills specifically targets protesters who choose to attack federal agents or are in the country illegally. On his two bills, Cotton said that “rioters of any immigration status who assault ICE officers and... Read More.

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JD Vance slams Newsom over ICE riots: ‘Does this look like no problem?’

Thursday, June 12

WASHINGTON (TNND) — Vice President JD Vance took aim at California Gov. Gavin Newsom and accused him of encouraging the ongoing riots in Los Angeles. Vance in a post via X fired back after Gov. Newsom argued California “didn’t have a problem until Trump got involved.”... Read More.

Trump says U.S. trade “deal with China is done,” after tariff talks

Thursday, June 12

Cargo Ship in China President Trump declared on Wednesday morning that a U.S. trade "deal with China is done." The U.S. leader offered a few key details of a "framework deal" reached between senior U.S. and Chinese trade representatives in London on Tuesday, but he acknowledged that both... Read More.

Luttrell Chairs National Energy Conference

Wednesday, June 11

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Ken Luttrell, R-Ponca City, vice chair of the Oklahoma House Energy Committee, recently served as chairman of the 2025 Federal Energy and Environmental Matters Conference, hosted by the Center for Legislative Energy and Environmental Research. The event took place June 5-7 in Washington, D.C. As chairman,... Read More.

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Gary England, longtime News 9 Chief Meteorologist, dies at 85

Wednesday, June 11

OKLAHOMA CITY - Longtime News 9 Chief Meteorologist Gary England has passed away, his family confirmed Tuesday evening. A native of Seiling, Oklahoma, England graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in math and meteorology. He served in the Navy for 3 years before... Read More.

Judge blocks California’s emergency motion to stop Trump’s militarization of Los Angeles

Wednesday, June 11

LOS ANGELES (TNND) — A San Francisco federal judge has denied California's request to block President Donald Trump's militarization of Los Angeles. California Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta filed the emergency motion earlier Tuesday. The judge instead scheduled a hearing... Read More.

Sunrise Kayak Tours Start This Month

Wednesday, June 11

Catch Lake Ponca at its most glorious time...Sunrise. Launching at dawn into the stillness of the morning allows you to catch the sunrise and all the wildlife activity that begins with the cresting of the sun. A kayak tour with friends is a perfect way to start your day! Registration is... Read More.

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Blackwell police officer charged after allegations of excessive use of force while booking suspect

Wednesday, June 11

BLACKWELL, Okla. — A Blackwell police officer has been charged with misdemeanor assault and battery for alleged excessive use of force during an inmate's booking. Bobby Giles allegedly slammed someone in handcuffs during the booking process. Blackwell Police Department officials said that they were made aware of it on April 21... Read More.

Video game performers on strike for almost a year over AI issues reach a tentative deal

Wednesday, June 11

LOS ANGELES - The union for Hollywood’s video game performers has reached a tentative contract with several video game companies that may bring an end to an almost year-long strike tied to the use of artificial intelligence. Members of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and... Read More.

Owasso Public Schools unveils plan for safer campuses and upgrades without raising taxes

Wednesday, June 11

OWASSO, OKLA (KTUL) — Owasso Public Schools has finalized a community-developed plan to provide safer schools and updated facilities. According to OPS, the plan to expand academics and extra-curricular activities comes to the community without a tax increase. "We've listened to input and made revisions that reflect what matters most to Owasso... Read More.