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Thunder t-shirt designed by college student gets love from players and fans

1 week ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

A college student’s Thunder-themed T-shirt is gaining attention not just from fans, but from Oklahoma City Thunder players themselves. Lily North, a graphic design student at Arizona State University, is the designer behind the now-viral shirt featuring Thunder reporter Nick Gallo, and the team took notice at a recent game against the Arizona Suns.
Gov. Stitt kicks off Marathon Training Challenge

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

Gov. Kevin Stitt launched his Marathon Training Challenge on Thursday morning with a run outside the Oklahoma City National Memorial. He was joined by the “Ran Them Alls,” a group of dedicated runners who have participated in every Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon since its start in 2001. This year, Stitt is leading a four-person team in the inaugural Quarter Marathon. “And as everybody passes me, they’re like, ‘I beat you, governor,’” Stitt joked.
OKC Wheeler District Ferris Wheel opens this weekend

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

After being postponed due to weather, the Wheeler District Ferris Wheel in Oklahoma City is finally ready to open for the 2025 season. On Thursday, the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch traveled out to the Wheeler District to learn more about this weekend's opening day. Wheeler District Vice President of Development Ashley Terry says they are looking forward to welcoming everybody. "We are so excited to be opening the Ferris wheel for the 2025 season," Terry said.
OK Animal Welfare policy change sparks controversy

2 weeks ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare has launched a new managed intake policy aimed at reducing overcrowding in the city’s animal shelter. Under the policy, residents who find healthy stray animals are asked to either leave them where they were found or hold onto them while seeking out their owner. Advocates argue it puts too much responsibility on residents and ignores long-term overpopulation issues. Q: What do you think of this new managed intake policy?
E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud

3 weeks ago | news9.com | Graham Dowers |Tevis Hillis |Anna Denison |Dean Blevins |Victor Pozadas |Madelyn Fisher

A recent nationwide scam involving E-ZPass has caught the country's attention. Here's what to do when you receive one, how to spot the scams, and how to protect yourself.
OKC will officially host canoe slalom, softball events for 2028 Olympics

3 weeks ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis |Anna Denison

Oklahoma City will host canoe slalom and softball events during the 2028 Olympics after a vote by the Los Angeles City Council. News 9 first reported this plan in 2024, but on Friday, the council officially voted and approved the venue plans for all Olympic events. Organizers of the Los Angeles-based Games said they are prioritizing sustainability and utilizing existing world-class venues, making Oklahoma City a natural fit.
From 1,200 to 45: Oklahoma's journey in improving bridge conditions since 2002 I-40 collapse

4 weeks ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

A year ago, six construction workers lost their lives when a cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. It hit close to home as a similar incident happened in Webbers Falls in 2002 when a barge crashed into the I-40 bridge. Since then, Oklahoma has made major strides in bridge safety and infrastructure.
Stillwater first responders receive support after losing homes to wildfires

1 month ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

After battling last Friday’s devastating wildfires, some Stillwater first responders returned home to find nothing left. Now, their families—and the community—are stepping up to help. First Responders on the Front LinesThe wildfires prompted an all-call for Stillwater police, bringing every available officer to duty. For Melissa Goree’s husband, that meant a grueling 16-hour shift. "Seeing the physical exhaustion but also the mental load it takes—it’s tough as a wife," Goree said.
'This is our new norm:' Oklahoma City family leans on faith after losing home in wildfire

1 month ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

The Oklahoma County Assessor’s Office began evaluating properties Thursday following Friday’s wildfires. With several families losing their homes, these assessments could help ease the financial burden. One Oklahoma City family says their faith will carry them through the uncertainty ahead. The Mayhues’ home had been a place filled with laughter, Friday movie nights and memories with their six children. Now …“They no longer have their rock wall, they no longer have their swings,” said Morgan Mayhue.
Oklahoma family speaks out after being targeted by former DHS trainee

1 month ago | news9.com | Tevis Hillis

A second family shared their experience with Xander Faison, a former DHS trainee who was arrested for allegedly taking a child from a home using fake documents. Monica Stewart began her relationship with Faison after she responded to a Facebook post about helping her son get back on his feet. Faison reportedly offered housing and support for the family. "I said, at least see what that woman is all about," Stewart said.