KSBI-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

KSBI is a television station that operates on virtual channel 52 and UHF digital channel 23 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. It is affiliated with MyNetworkTV and is owned by Griffin Communications, a local company. KSBI is part of a duopoly with KWTV-DT, which is a CBS affiliate and the flagship station of the company, broadcasting on channel 9. Both stations share their studios located at the intersection of Kelley Avenue and 74th Street in northeast Oklahoma City, close to the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA) PBS network offices. The transmitter for KSBI is situated near 122nd Street, also in the northeastern part of the city. For cable viewers, KSBI can be found on Cox Communications channel 7 and AT&T U-verse channel 52 in standard definition, while high definition broadcasts are available on Cox digital channel 707 and U-verse channel 1052.

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Shawnee students protest school’s response to inappropriate conduct report

1 day ago | news9.com | Cameron Joiner

Students at Shawnee High School staged a walkout Wednesday in protest of how school officials responded to an allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior by a student during class. According to a 16-year-old sophomore, the incident occurred last Friday during her third-hour class. News 9 is keeping her identity concealed because she is a minor. “Me and my friends were sitting in class and had just finished our work. We were on the floor, and I looked up and saw him.
Oklahoma Republicans' $12 billion budget proposal seeks tax relief and infrastructure upgrades, but concerns Democrats

1 day ago | news9.com | Sam Carrico

Gov. Kevin Stitt unveiled a budget plan Wednesday afternoon with Republican lawmakers. They say the budget is aimed at cutting taxes, investing in key infrastructure, and making Oklahoma more business-friendly, while Democrats say they were concerned about what's not in the bill. What's in the planThis more than twelve billion dollar plan includes a quarter-point income tax cut. The governor says the budget is all about staying competitive with other states.
Patty Gasso talks postseason prep, youth impact, and regional draw ahead of Norman Regional

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

The Oklahoma Sooners, 2025 SEC Regular Season and Co-Tournament Champions, earned the No. 2 overall seed in the NCAA Softball Tournament and will host the Norman Regional at Love's Field from May 16–18. Joining OU in the regional are California, Omaha, and Boston University. This marks the 14th straight year the Sooners have hosted a regional. Play begins Friday, May 16, with Omaha vs. California at 2:30 p.m., followed by Oklahoma vs. BU at 5 p.m. on ESPNU.
Oklahoma's Congressional Delegation: Small in size, big on influence

2 days ago | news9.com | Alex Cameron |Graham Dowers

With just seven members, Oklahoma’s congressional delegation may be on the small side, but in terms of influence, it's a political heavyweight.
Spanish Cove Retirement Village seniors stay fit with new event

2 days ago | news9.com | Christian Hans |Addie Crawford

After showing up and running their hardest for the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, residents at Spanish Cove Retirement Village are getting ready for the next chance to stay active. SEE ALSO: Yukon retirees prep for Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon senior raceThe group earned recognition for having the largest participation in the Senior Marathon for two consecutive years, growing from 50 walkers last year to 78 in 2025.
5 Takeaways from Game 5: OKC Thunder push Nuggets to the brink

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

The Oklahoma City Thunder earned a massive Game 5 win at home, taking a 3-2 series lead over the Denver Nuggets. Here are five key takeaways from a pivotal night in OKC:1. Shai’s Confidence Never Wavers SGA hadn’t hit a three-pointer in two straight games until he drilled a crucial one late in Game 5. Rather than shy away, he leaned into his preparation and instincts. “It felt like it’s about time,” Shai said postgame.
Surging gold prices prompt more Oklahoma residents to sell valuables

2 days ago | news9.com | Autumn Bracey

As gold hits historic highs, local residents are turning in their valuables for fast cash. At Tulsa Gold and Silver, sales clerks say they’ve seen a sharp increase in customers over the past several months. The trend reflects not only local behavior but also a national response to ongoing economic uncertainty. Here’s what’s driving the surge in gold sales—and what it means for Oklahomans.
Lu Dort rises to the occasion in 4th quarter to help save Thunder

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

On a night when the lights were their brightest and the stakes their highest, Lu Dort helped save the Thunder season. Down nine in the fourth quarter, the Thunder needed a spark. That’s when Dort caught a rhythm. Three threes in quick succession, the kind of stretch that flips the mood of an entire arena. As the crowd roared, Dort walked back to the bench, head high, emotion pouring out. “It’s a lot of energy, honestly,” he said later. “Shoutout to the crowd.
WATCH: SGA on Thunder win and Lou Dort making big plays

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

Q: What helped you guys steady the ship when things weren’t going your way tonight? SGA: Nothing out of the ordinary. It was about being who we are—trusting each other, playing together on both ends. Whatever problems we faced, we handled them as a group, not individually. That’s what got us the win. Q: That late three you hit—how did that feel after struggling from deep most of the series? SGA: It felt like it was about time. Shooting comes and goes, so I stay disciplined and trust the work.
'We’re a better team now:' Mark Daigneault and Thunder one win away from Western Conference Finals

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

In a playoff series that has tested the Oklahoma City Thunder, Tuesday night felt like a defining moment. Not just because they won, but because of how they did it. “We didn't play great,” head coach Mark Daigneault admitted after the Thunder’s gritty Game 5 win over the defending champion Denver Nuggets. “That was as loose as we've been defensively, maybe worse than Game 1.