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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – For folks who did have to get out during the second wave of winter weather overnight Saturday and into Sunday morning, travel was somewhat treacherous. We had a News 4 crew at the Love’s Travel Stop off 122nd Street and I-35 early Sunday morning. Lots of semi trucks could be seen gassing […]

News 9 Stormtrackers Val and Amy Castor took a break from broadcasting road conditions to help a stranded driver on the Belle Isle Bridge in Oklahoma City Sunday morning. Roads are snow-packed, and though interstates have been plowed, only one lane is clear. On ramps, off ramps, bridges and city streets are dangerous...

Downtown Oklahoma City hums with energy, and Red PrimeSteak channels that pulse into every plate. Housed in a striking 1911 building, this modern steak house turns classic American fare into a sleek, architectural experience. From neon red corridors to artful plating, every detail feels intentional and cinematic. The...

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt is urging residents to stay home as winter weather continues to impact the metro, citing snow, extreme cold, and ice-related risks for power. Holt said there are no specific trouble spots on Oklahoma City roads at this time, but conditions could change...

OKLAHOMA CITY - A winter storm continues to disrupt air travel at Will Rogers International Airport, leaving some travelers scrambling to make important plans. Steven and Jetta are among those affected, dealing with repeated delays and cancellations as they try to reach Miami for a cruise that is scheduled to leave...

Winter weather is making its way through the state Saturday morning and will continue through Sunday morning.

After a severe winter storm blanketed Oklahoma with ice and snow , temperatures are expected to stay in the single digits through Sunday and into the week, and travel conditions throughout the state will remain hazardous. The storm is part of a major, widespread winter system that's likely to spread damaging ice and...

Volunteers across Oklahoma City set out early on Jan. 23 to count the number of people experiencing homelessness, in an initiative led by the Key to Home Partnership. The annual Point-in-Time (PIT) count, this year comprised of over 100 individuals, scattered throughout the city's shelters, day centers, and less...

In OKC, we're gearing up for the Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics Oklahoma!. OKCPD Deputy Chief Brian Jennings, Madison Madory, and Splash are joining us live on Living Oklahoma with more on how you can join in and help.... whether or not you take the plunge! Check out the video!

Each week, Oklahoma Today staffers comb through their calendars to find a handful of great events happening across the state. Get out! See Oklahoma! And be sure to let us know what you find, either here or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @oklahomatoday. Hold Your Horses. Dust off your...