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4 weeks ago | 
news9.com | Alyssa Miller
Early voting begins Thursday across Oklahoma for the April 1 election, with more than 100 issues on ballots across Green Country. Voters will decide on a range of races, including seats in the State House and Senate, positions on local city councils, and school boards. Several school bond proposals are also on the ballot. Nowata Public Schools Bond ProposalIn Nowata, voters will consider a $17 million school bond aimed at addressing infrastructure issues.
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1 month ago | 
news9.com | Kaitlyn Deggs |Christian Hans |Lacey Swope |Alyssa Miller |Brooke Cox
People with developmental disabilities talked with lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol about legislation impacting them. Developmental Disability Awareness Day at the Capitol happens every March.
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1 month ago | 
morbidlybeautiful.com | Stephanie Malone |Alyssa Miller
A compelling premise inspired by chilling true events ultimately falls short due to budget constraints and too little meat on the bones. The story begins with The Badge Zone, a live televised radio program where they “talk about stuff no one wants to talk about.” It appears to be a true crime show with a host who has extensive experience with law enforcement and discusses strange and unusual cases.
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1 month ago | 
morbidlybeautiful.com | Alyssa Miller
A fun throwback to 2007, “RATS!” is a strange and absurd film whose plot holes are happily ignored in exchange for comedy gold. The film begins with Raphael, nails properly adorned with chipped black nail polish, arrested for tagging an abandoned payphone. He receives a simple offer: live with his cousin Mateo and narc him out for allegedly selling… nuclear weapons to Osama Bin Laden… so he can blow up Texas.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
news9.com | Alyssa Miller |Destini Pittman |Elizabeth Fitz |Jennifer Pierce |Jordan Fremstad |MaKayla Glenn | +2 more
Vending machines with a twist! These Giving Machines in Tulsa let you donate to local and global charities with just a swipe of your card.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Alyssa Miller
Share The grand opening of Tulsa's first SCHEELS store is approaching, marking the debut of the sporting goods retailer in Oklahoma. Located at Woodland Hills Mall, the store features a range of attractions, including a 56-foot Ferris wheel, an arcade, sports simulators, a candy shop, a wildlife mountain, and a 16,000-gallon saltwater aquarium with more than 600 fish. In addition to its entertainment offerings, the store carries more than a million products, from hunting gear to home decor.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
news9.com | Alyssa Miller
The Oklahoma City Thunder is playing its second preseason game of the season in Tulsa at the BOK Center. The team came down early Thursday morning to cut the ribbon on a newly re-energized Thunder community court at BC Franklin Park. The court was first installed in 2016 but needed some love after years of use. "They want to make sure that this community and these kids continue to have a great place to play," said Tulsa Parks Director Anna America.
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
screencraft.org | Alyssa Miller
Promoting an early screening as “Girls Night Out” and featuring an interactive pop-up in Tampa, Florida for one of the most anticipated movies of the year, It Ends With Us, is only one part of why the Colleen Hoover adapted movie performed so well at the box office this weekend. Despite going head-to-head with a video game adaptation and Deadpool & Wolverine, this dark romance movie held its weight at the theaters. But it does underscore a shift in the currents of movie-making.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
news9.com | Alyssa Miller
The Porch: U.S. Women's Amateur Golf Championship Enters Match Play In Tulsa The U.S. Women's Amateur Championship is being played at Southern Hills Country Club. Today on the Coca-Cola Porch Alyssa Miller met with the Julia Pine of the US Golf Association on the driving range as day three gets underway. Wednesday, August 7th 2024, 10:10 am Tulsa is hosting yet another golf tournament this week. The U.S. Women's Amateur Championship is being played at Southern Hills Country Club.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
news9.com | Alyssa Miller
Bixby Superintendent Rob Miller is responding after State Superintendent Ryan Walters called him a liar at Wednesday's state Board of Education meeting. The back-and-forth started over the weekend when Bixby Superintendent Rob Miller went to social media to talk about schools not getting Title I funds yet from the State Department of Education. Title I is a federal program that helps low-income students.
