Cameron Joiner

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Thunder Fans Pack Scissortail Park for 'Thunder Up in the Park' Thunder fans brought the energy to downtown OKC ahead of Monday night’s playoff matchup, with "Thunder Up in the Park" at Scissortail Park. Monday, May 5th 2025, 8:39 pm By: Cameron Joiner OKLAHOMA CITY - Thunder fans brought the energy to downtown OKC ahead of Monday night’s playoff matchup, with "Thunder Up in the Park" at Scissortail Park. The pregame celebration took place leading up to the team’s 8:30 tipoff.

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Cameron Joiner

Oklahoma City recorded 12.5 inches of rain in April, making it the wettest April on record and breaking a 77-year-old mark set in 1947. Record-setting rainThe Oklahoma City metro saw 12.5 inches of rain in April, making it the wettest April on record and shattering a record of 11.91 inches set in 1947. Flash flooding happened across all parts of the metro this week, with standing water making some roads impassable at times.

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Cameron Joiner

Thursday marks two years since the Henryetta murder-suicide that left seven people dead. Jacob McFadden murdered his wife, Holly, his 3 step-children, Michael Mayo, Rylee Allen and Tiffany Guess, and two friends spending the night at the house, Ivy Webster and Brittany Brewer. Ivy Webster’s family is now releasing an audio recording that reveals new details about the case.

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Cameron Joiner

It’s been one year since a deadly EF-4 tornado touched down in Marietta. It killed one person driving on Interstate 35 and destroyed several businesses that the rural community relied on. Despite little progress in the last year, a sense of hope is returning to the community as efforts to rebuild what was lost finally get underway. April 2024 tornadoOn April 27th, 2024, an EF-4 touched down near Marietta and crossed over I-35.

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Cameron Joiner

Norman was a hotspot in Saturdays flooding across the OKC metro and several roads around the University of Oklahoma were impassable due to floodwaters. Many OU students say it’s not uncommon to see flooded streets around campus during the rainy months. “It’s like every time it rains it just floods our entire street,” Jessica Bell, an OU senior said. Poor storm drainage has long plagued many of Normans neighborhood streets, causing the water to rise and recede rapidly.