Alert issued for runaway Yukon juvenile
The nonprofit Oklahoma City Search & Rescue Team has issued an alert for a missing Yukon juvenile. Leah Linhart, age 15, was reported as a runaway after last being seen around 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 17 leaving the Yukon High School campus near E Vandament Avenue and S Yukon Parkway.
Caller’s Violence Threat Puts Midtown OKC’s St. Anthony Hospital On Lockdown
A phoned-in threat sent St. Anthony Hospital’s Midtown campus into lockdown Monday afternoon, after a caller said they planned to come to the facility and commit an act of violence. Staff moved fast, securing entrances and screening anyone coming in while Oklahoma City police converged on the hospital. Authorities...
This Charming Gourmet Shop In Oklahoma Turns Every Foodie Visit Into a Dream
You know that rare grocery stop that turns into a full-blown flavor detour? That was me the first time I walked into The Gourmet Gallery in Edmond. I thought I was grabbing a few specialty items. Instead, I found myself wandering aisle to aisle like I had stumbled into a curated pantry built for people who actually...
Oklahoma agencies sign agreement with ICE to work as commissioned officers
Sgt. Christian Walsh of Barnsdall said he was as surprised as anyone when he arrested a member of a drug cartel. That’s also when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement noticed Walsh, he said. “When they fingerprinted him, it hit in the federal system that he was wanted for violations,”...
Grass fires near Waterloo Road in Logan County draws fire crews
EDMOND, Okla. - A new grassfire broke out Wednesday near Waterloo Road and May Avenue, as crews nearby reported progress on an earlier blaze in Edmond. According to emergency radio traffic, the latest fire is burning near Waterloo Road and May Avenue, about two miles east of where firefighters battled a separate...
When Police Can Keep Seized Cash, Abuse Follows
Oklahoma City's police department is the latest law enforcement agency exposed for mishandling forfeited money. Former city attorney Orval Jones blew the whistle, accusing the city of participating in a "nefarious scheme" to divert forfeiture proceeds into police coffers instead of returning property to owners or...
Teens may have to prove they’re literate before receiving Oklahoma driver’s license
OKLAHOMA CITY — Teen drivers could be required to meet certain literacy requirements under two bills proposed by Oklahoma lawmakers. House Bill 4153 and Senate Bill 1538 would each require minors to meet eighth grade literacy standards and require Service Oklahoma to withdraw driving privileges if the child drops...
This Unassuming Oklahoma Spot Is All About Perfectly Cooked Steaks
There are steakhouses that announce themselves with flashy signs and marble columns, and then there are places where the meat does all the talking. You know the type: no fuss, no frills, just perfectly seared beef that makes you wonder why anyone bothers with anything else. Oklahoma City has one...
The Massive Antique Store In Oklahoma That Takes a Full Day to See
Walking into Decades Revisited in Oklahoma City feels like stepping through a portal where every decade of the past century waits to share its stories. This sprawling vintage mall isn’t just another antique store. It’s a carefully curated treasure hunt that stretches across thousands of square feet, with booth...
Oklahoma man stole more than $25K in Fort Smith bank robbery, court docs say
An Oklahoma man has been accused of taking more than $25,000 during a Fort Smith bank robbery last month, according to court documents.
