Elizabeth Fitz

Bozeman

Reporter at KLBK-TV (Lubbock, TX )

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Jones Assembly transforms into Paycom Center for NBA Finals Game 6

1 week ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

Downtown OKC's Jones Assembly transforms patio to the look of Paycom Arena for NBA Finals Game 6 watch party. By: Elizabeth Fitz - In Downtown Oklahoma City, the Jones Assembly is going all out for Game 6 of the NBA Finals. The bar is decorating its patio to replicate the Paycom Arena. The staff at the Jones Assembly says it's expecting to have more than 1,000 people for their watch party.
Yukon family seeking help for baby with rare genetic disorder

1 week ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

A Yukon couple is reaching out to the community for support after their 7-month-old baby received a rare diagnosis, they told News 9 last week. Despite having Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome, baby Elizabeth is an extremely happy baby. Her smile lights up whenever anyone new walks into the room, her family shared. "What she has is called CCHS. When she's asleep, she's not breathing enough or is not breathing at all.
Thunder fans attend watch parties for Game 5 of NBA Finals

1 week ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

Hundreds of Thunder fans attended watch parties across Oklahoma City for Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Monday night. Several dozen people gathered at The Jones Assembly to cheer on the Thunder. “I really hope we win. This is big for our city. We have the loudest fans here. They call us Loud City for a reason,” said Karina Eguia, a Thunder fan. “I love the Thunder.
Gov. Stitt signs two bills into law to incentivize teachers in Oklahoma

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

Earlier this week, Gov. Stitt signed two bills into law to incentivize educators to stay in the career or come back into the classroom. “This is happening nationwide. We're at a shortage of teachers and we can talk about recruiting teachers, but it takes a while to get them through the classroom, get them to college and get them prepared,” said Rep. Dick Lowe, R-Chickasha. Rep.
Norman high schooler diagnosed with Leukemia, hoping for community support

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

A Norman High School sophomore received a terrifying diagnosis last month and is now seeking support from the community, his family told News 9 on Thursday. Adam Ramsey is a unique kid, mature for his age, and creative in every sense of the word. His Leukemia diagnosis lit a fire of determination in him and a desire to connect with others who may be going through something similar. Adam, who is 14 years old, felt unwell for months, but his sickness peaked on May 8.
Loud City Live is a huge success, despite Thunder’s loss against Pacers

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

Hundreds, if not thousands, of fans poured into the Paycom Center on Wednesday night for Loud City Live. Loud City Live offered a home-court atmosphere while fans watched the Oklahoma City Thunder battle it out with the Indiana Pacers on the big screen. “They gonna keep their pace, but they can’t keep up the pace with us,” said Thunder fan Ben Williams. Fans who were unable to get tickets told News 9 they ran out in minutes.
Former Marine diagnosed with brain tumor leans on OKC community for help

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

A former U.S. Marine is leaning on the Oklahoma City community for support after doctors diagnosed him with a brain tumor, his family told News 9 last week. Paul Ornelas, who served in the Marines for three years, struggled to see out of his left eye. “My depth perception was off,” he recalled. He sometimes slurred his words, lost his balance and had a hard time recalling from memory. “He’s been having bad headaches and bad migraines.
5 signs it’s a scam; OCSO and Service Oklahoma react to latest mass text scam

3 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office and Service Oklahoma warned Oklahomans about a mass text scam going around on Friday afternoon, offering ways to stay vigilant. On its website, Service Oklahoma said, “Service Oklahoma is warning Oklahomans about fake text messages claiming to be from government agencies like the Department of Motor Vehicles.
4-year-old boy from Norman battles eating disorder, needs community help

3 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

A 4-year-old boy from Norman must travel out of state to treat a condition he’s battling against, which will put heavy strain on his family. Gordon Carlson, 4, received the diagnosis of ARFID, or Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. He has been in feeding therapy since he was 18 months old. His parents said Gordon, who is almost five, is a twin with high musical intelligence. His mother, Samantha, added that he loves playing outside, swinging on the swing set, and watching planes and trains.
Edmond Police release body camera footage after man stabs officer

3 weeks ago | news9.com | Elizabeth Fitz

On Wednesday night, the Edmond Police Department released body camera footage of an incident in which a man stabbed an officer during a traffic stop. The Edmond Police Department said it happened near East 15th Street and South Broadway on May 1. The video depicts Edmond Officer Caleb Hodam conducting a routine traffic stop when 22-year-old Ocean Hudson approached him with pepper spray.