Elizabeth Fitz

JUST IN: @lapetiteacademy releases the names of 6 employees who helped 33 kids escape *unharmed* from Friday's blaze in #Yukon, Oklahoma. Their names are: - Amber Kelley - Harley Jackson - Adrianne Roy - Jordan Thomas - Jazmin O’Quinn - Alexandria Alderman #ThankYou #Heroes

Wondering which Oklahoma City stores or restaurants are open on Thanksgiving? We have a list ready to go! news9.com/lifestyle/what…

Oklahoma desperately needs more people to sign up to foster children. Learn how you can help in this article. newson6.com/story/68ca1cd0…

Was anyone else fooled by the video of the bunnies jumping on the trampoline? Or... was it just me? I spoke with some Oklahoma professors about ways you can identify real from fake videos online. news9.com/story/68b49398…

🐶 Bar K has permanently closed all its locations, including a venue in Oklahoma City. The dog-friendly bar cited economic hurdles that ultimately led to the decision to shutter its locations. Learn more ⬇️ news9.com/story/6888e356…

The group Veterans on Patrol, which the Southern Poverty Law Center called an “anti-government militia,” shared with News 9 that they believe weather radars control the weather. news9.com/story/686de418…

A woman trapped in a burning OKC apartment had no choice but to drop her 12-year-old son from a second-story window, into the arms of a stranger. @ElizabethFitzTV shares how Gregory Parker, a good Samaritan passing by, caught the boy just in time. news9.com/story/68673ec2…

11-year-old Mandy Eggleston got her family out of the house and away from the fire safely. Her mother says she is grateful to her daughter for taking the lead in the middle of a devastating situation.

I met the sweetest family with the bubbliest little girl named Lynden. Lynden has severe seizures and is in need of a service dog. You can support her efforts by sharing this post and donating to her GoFundMe at the bottom of the article. news9.com/story/680bfb40…

I've never witnessed a more beautiful service in a school. Dozens and dozens of people showed up to honor Ms. Mitchell's memory. There were many tears shed and words shared. She was clearly loved and adored by countless individuals.

The body camera video and 911 calls are emotional and graphic -- viewer discretion is advised.

The Hallowell family is in dire need of support after losing their home and business to a wildfire last weekend. If you would like to help them out, you can donate to their GoFundMe at the bottom of the article.

@ElizabethFitzTV spoke with the family of Edmond North senior Maddie Hayes, who passed away in a four-wheeler accident. Known for her kindness, faith, and love for volleyball, Maddie’s family is creating a scholarship in her honor. news9.com/story/67d3975e…

“We know that of children who grew up in violent homes without intervention, 78% of them will continue on the cycle of violence. So, within four generations, one person who used violence will have 18 people continuing that cycle." - Palomar news9.com/story/67d24520…

🏗️ A $42 million MAPS 4 project will help Palomar expand services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. @ElizabethFitzTV has details on the new building, which will offer 24-hour crisis care, a medical forensic center, and more. news9.com/story/67d24520…

The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association suspended the Edmond North High School Girls Wrestling Program, citing two egregious acts of unsportsmanlike conduct, which Edmond Public Schools confirmed resulted from the actions of a parent. news9.com/story/679c4f20…

"It's common sense for us to look at how again we care for the students that are part of our public school system and being able to have access to these products." - State Sen. Nikki Nice (D) news9.com/story/6781f0de…

Did you know house fires increase by 30% during the colder months? Here's what you can do to stay safe: news9.com/story/677df9a4…

Master Police Officer Jenny Bryan did not let cancer hold her back from doing the things she loved with the people she loved. She fought hard until the end. news9.com/story/677ca80a…

Nicole Rosaly and Xavier Matos moved from Puerto Rico to Oklahoma City one week ago to work for a local coffee chain that employs people with disabilities. news9.com/story/67776efd…