Bobbie Miller

Aug 23, 2024 | news9.com | Bobbie Miller

With Labor Day weekend approaching, safety is top of mind for first responders. Oklahoma City Firefighters say drowning is the leading cause of death for children between one and four years old and the second cause of death for five to 12-year-olds. Still, they say there are things you can do to keep children safe while in the water. OCFD says wearing a life jacket and taking swim lessons are the best ways to stay safe.

Aug 16, 2024 | news9.com | Bobbie Miller

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is putting the safety of troopers, first responders, and tow truck drivers front and center next week. OHP officials will focus on catching anyone violating the "slow down, move over" law. OHP says over the past three years, drivers have hit three troopers while they've been sitting on the side of the road with their lights on. There have also been tow truck drivers hit while helping stranded drivers.

Aug 14, 2024 | news9.com | Bobbie Miller

Wednesday is the last day of summer for the Miller kids. They're all going back to school on Thursday, but News 9’s Bobbie Miller and her family had time for a last-second, final summer adventure. The Millers beat the Oklahoma heat that first week of August and took a road trip to Colorado Springs and packed in some adventurous hiking and even a cave tour. There's so much to do in that state, but Bobbie says she wanted to highlight the wide range you can enjoy from mountains to river canyons.

May 21, 2024 | news9.com | Bobbie Miller |Deanne Stein

Three topics were voted on Tuesday in the Oklahoma City City Council. The council approved making the former Cox Convention Center into the new Thunder Arena, denied Oklahoma County’s new jail site, and are sending a raised hotel tax to the ballot. Thunder Arena ApprovedCity councilors approved a new agreement with the owners of the Oklahoma City Thunder. The agreement includes building a new arena. The new arena will be built where the former Cox Convention Center is.

May 20, 2024 | news9.com | Bobbie Miller

Shots were fired Monday morning during a home invasion, Oklahoma City Police say. Officers are now searching for two suspects. The home is near Northeast 23rd Street and Kelley. The homeowner woke up to his dog barking, police say, and found two people in his home. The suspects, a man and a woman, had broken into the home. The homeowner confronted the suspects, and a suspect and the homeowner began shooting at each other, police say.