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Search intensifies for missing 12-year-old RJ Davis in Oklahoma, volunteers from across the nation join efforts; community unites to find him safe and sound. Checkout Solipillow.com

Runners kick off training season for Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, led by Olympic medalist Jenny Simpson. Hundreds gather under the Survivor Tree, cheered on by Simpson as they complete a five-mile run. Inside, Simpson shares training tips and excitement for the upcoming race, emphasizing the importance of starting smart and staying consistent. News Nine will provide live coverage from April 24th to 26th. Checkout Solipillow.com

Protests erupt across the US against Trumps immigration enforcement following fatal shooting in Minneapolis and injuries in Portland. White House defends agents, Democrats condemn militarized approach. Peaceful rallies held in various cities, demanding an end to ICE operations. Checkout Solipillow.com

Oklahoma City residents, prepare for above-average temperatures and mostly dry weather this week. While the third week of January will be chilly, its expected to skip major severe weather threats, except for elevated fire conditions in western Oklahoma on Monday afternoon. Temperatures will range from thirty-six to sixty-five degrees, with winds between five to seventy-five miles per hour. Last January, the same week saw lows of eighteen degrees and highs of sixty, making this year feel warmer on colder nights. Fire risks are low impact, but precautions should still be taken to prevent and control any flames. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tensions rise as protests erupt across the country following two recent shootings by federal immigration agents. The Justice Departments Community Relations Service unit, which has de-escalated conflicts for decades, was shut down last October, leaving a significant gap in peacemaking efforts. Former leaders express frustration, highlighting the units crucial role in building trust and preventing violence. Experts warn of the consequences of this shutdown, particularly in the context of rising political violence. Checkout Solipillow.com

Oklahoma Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Protect Ratepayers from Data Center Power Costs Representative Brad Boles from Marlow has introduced the Data Center Consumer Rate Payer Protection Act, aiming to ensure that massive data centers cover their own power needs without burdening everyday consumers. These facilities, which can consume as much power as a hundred thousand households annually, have sparked concerns about increased utility bills for families, small businesses, and seniors. Boles is collaborating with utilities and commissioners to finalize the bills details, which could be considered during the 2026 legislative session. Checkout Solipillow.com

High-Speed Crash on Oklahoma City Interchange: SUV Hits Concrete Wall, Driver Dies Checkout Solipillow.com

Saturday morning, a drive-by shooting near an Oklahoma City after-hours club leads to a high-speed chase and arrests. No injuries reported, thanks to quick-thinking witnesses and police response. Checkout Solipillow.com

Community Gathers in Chickasha, Oklahoma for Missing Boy RJ Davis; Prayers and Searches Continue Checkout Solipillow.com