KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

KWTV-DT is a television station that broadcasts on virtual channel 9 and UHF digital channel 39. It is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and is affiliated with CBS. This station is the main television outlet for Griffin Communications, which also owns MyNetworkTV affiliate KSBI-TV, channel 52, making it part of a duopoly.

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#28953

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#5406

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Tulsa County Sheriff addresses increase in immigration detentions: Here's how it's affecting Tulsa County Jail

1 day ago | news9.com | Emory Bryan

Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado says an increasing number of immigration detentions at the Tulsa County Jail is increasing overtime costs, but he expects relief soon during ongoing contract talks with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The Tulsa County Jail contracts with ICE to hold detainees from other areas, in addition to local people arrested and held for ICE proceedings later.
Chet Holmgren joins elite company with Game 2 performance

1 day ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

In just his second postseason, Chet Holmgren is already etching his name alongside some of the biggest names in the sport. THUNDER COVERAGE ⚡🏀For more OKC Thunder Playoff coverage, CLICK HERE. Holmgren delivered another great performance in Game 2 of the Thunder’s first-round series against the Memphis Grizzlies, posting 20 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 blocks in a 19-point win.
The SEC challenge: Oklahoma's new normal in softball

1 day ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

In this special report, Sports Reporter Jeremie Poplin and Chris Plank discuss the upcoming Oklahoma Sooners softball series against Texas, highlighting the significance of the rivalry, the performance of the pitching staff, and the challenges faced in the SEC. They delve into the adjustments required for the team, the expectations from fans, and the historical context of the rivalry, emphasizing the competitive nature of college softball.
35-second shot clock approved for Oklahoma high school basketball starting in 2026-27

1 day ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

On Wednesday, the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA) Board of Directors voted 11-3 to approve a 35-second shot clock for Classes 6A through 3A beginning with the 2026-27 season. This decision marks one of the most significant updates to Oklahoma high school basketball in decades. This marks a shift, as the board narrowly rejected a similar proposal for Classes 6A and 5A in 2023, voting it down 8-7.
Oklahoma City Chef to compete in Food Network's 24-hour competition

1 day ago | news9.com | Lacie Lowry

Oklahoma City chef Kevin Lee will showcase his culinary talents on the national tv show 24 in 24: Last Chef Standing on Food Network. Lee will be a competitor on season two which premieres this Sunday, April 27, at 7 p.m. The show will stream the next day on MAX. Who is Kevin Lee? Lee is the owner of Birdies, a Korean steakhouse at NW 150th and Penn in Oklahoma City. He grew up in Norman, Oklahoma, and is skilled in French, Italian and Asian cuisine.
Grinding It Out: Thunder Win Game 2

1 day ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

In a Game 2 battle that tested Oklahoma City’s toughness, the Thunder found a way to manufacture offense, weather Memphis’ adjustments, and lean into their defensive identity. Head coach Mark Daigneault credited his team’s perseverance and discipline in a game that “was a little muddy” but ultimately swung OKC’s way thanks to timely stops.
How parents can help teens avoid life-altering decisions

2 days ago | news9.com | Lacie Lowry

Even the best teens can make one bad decision that changes everything. Peer pressure or impulsive choices can lead to consequences that affect their futures or even cost them their lives. Fortunately, parents can take steps to intervene before it’s too late. The prefrontal cortex, which controls decision making, isn't fully developed until the mid-20s. This makes teens more impulsive, meaning they think about instant gratification instead of long-term consequences.
Fans 'Thunder Up' at Scissortail Park

2 days ago | news9.com | Alex Cameron

Thunder fans are gathering at Scissortail Park for "Thunder Up in the Park" ahead of tonight’s game against Memphis. Oklahoma City enters Game 2 of the first round of the NBA playoffs following a dominant win by more than 50 points in Game 1. The event features games, drinks, and activities for all ages, along with appearances from Thunder entertainers. Fans also have a chance to win free tickets.
State lawmakers advance legislation to increase penalties for theft, trafficking marijuana

2 days ago | news9.com | Haley Weger

State lawmakers are advancing some bills that would increase certain penalties. House Bill 1689: Penalizing stealing shopping carts“This bill creates a specific offense for larceny of a shopping cart, which is punishable by the 3 options that are given,” said Sen. Jack Stewart (R), Yukon. HB 1689 provides that it is unlawful to remove a shopping cart from the parking area of a retail establishment.
OKC Thunder vs Grizzlies Game 2 preview: How to watch, history, injury report, last meeting, odds

2 days ago | news9.com | Jeremie Poplin

The Oklahoma City Thunder didn’t just win Game 1 they made history. Their 131-80 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies represents the largest margin of victory in an NBA playoff Game 1 in history. It also stands as the most lopsided win in Thunder playoff history and the most significant loss in Grizzlies’ postseason history. Oklahoma City's defense was suffocating throughout the game, forcing 24 turnovers and limiting Memphis to just 34.4% shooting from the field and 17.6% from three-point range.