BeHeard Movement makes urgent plea for donations as mobile supply trailers run bare
TULSA, Okla. — The BeHeard Movement is facing a critical shortage this summer, and organizers say their mobile outreach trailers are running out of basic essentials faster than ever. The local nonprofit brings services directly to individuals experiencing homelessness through its mobile drop-in centers, providing showe
As data centers eye Oklahoma, tribes weigh the costs
Tribal nations across Oklahoma and the country are working out how to navigate an influx of corporate interest in Indian Country, thanks to a rise in data centers.
Oklahoman creates AC shade to help lower the heat
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Has your AC unit ever overheated or struggled to keep up in the heat? One Oklahoman had a similar issue and took matters into his own hands by creating a shade designed for AC units. “It was just, you know, 76, 77 every day running...
Allegations against Vesta Realty continue with tenant at the Putnam Green Apartments
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Another tenant at a Vesta Realty property is speaking out about poor living conditions and a lack of maintenance, this time at the Putnam Green Apartments. “In my dishwasher, there is cockroaches, as you can see. And usually there’s not just one, there’s usually multiple,”...
Yukon residents voice frustrations after special city council meeting
YUKON, Okla. - Frustration mounted among some Yukon residents Wednesday night after a special City Council meeting drew a crowd large enough to require attendees to be split among multiple locations, leaving some feeling disconnected from the proceedings. The special meeting was called to appoint a replacement for form
Fire crews respond to commercial fire in SW OKC
Fire crews are on the scene of a commercial fire in Southwest Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma education board to consider revoking certificates of 3 teachers accused of abuse
OKLAHOMA CITY - In a meeting on Thursday, the Oklahoma State Department of Education will decide whether three Oklahoma teachers facing allegations of abuse toward students should lose their teaching certificates. The cases involve allegations of assault and abuse involving special education students. The board meeting
Win Tickets To See Cinderella’s Tom Keifer Band In Oklahoma City
Cinderella's Tom Keifer Band is coming to the Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City, and we're giving away tickets!
Proposed half-cent sales tax for public safety fails to advance without second
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — A proposed half-cent sales tax has been shut down after the Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners did not second the proposal. On Tuesday, the tax was proposed to fund public safety with 78% of the funding going towards the new jail for Oklahoma County.
This Oklahoma Lake Is Filled With Eerie Standing Trees That Look Like a Ghost...
Some lakes are built for swimming, skiing, or showing off your boat. This one was built for something else entirely. When this Oklahoma reservoir was constructed decades ago, the water level rose and swallowed a forest whole, leaving behind a graveyard of bare trunks that reach out of the water like frozen screams. The
