Oklahoma City victim’s mother claims rights violated as DUI death case drags on 4...
OKLAHOMA CITY - A metro mother waiting four years for justice in her son’s death claims her rights as the victim’s mother have been neglected. The accused DUI driver charged for killing her son has not been sentenced. Starla Smith has been going to the Oklahoma County courthouse...
Free Pelican Bay passes return for city residents beginning friday
Guthrie residents can once again cool off this summer at Pelican Bay in Edmond for free as the City of Guthrie resumes its popular partnership with the water park following the completion of renovations. Pelican Bay Aquatic Center, operated by the City of Edmond, completed a $7 million renovation project...
Around the Block: Oklahoma City Schools time change
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Happy Tuesday Oklahoma!. Here are a few topics we went over on today’s show. Longer days are coming to Oklahoma City Schools. The school board approved extended days, and they’ll be starting this upcoming school year. This comes after Senate Bill 1481 passed in April requiring all schools to have
Tragedy after Oklahoma man, 20, decided to go for solo swim in lake during...
Seth Nash, 20, was attending a birthday party at Arcadia lake, northeast of Oklahoma City, on Sunday when he got into grave difficulty swimming back to shore shortly before 6pm.
OSC Credits Whistleblower for Disclosing Improper Opioid Prescriptions at VA
The Office of Special Counsel has credited a whistleblower for making disclosures that proved substantiated of improper issuing and refilling of prescriptions for opioids in the Veterans Health Administration Oklahoma City Health Care System. “According to the disclosure, providers routinely failed to document required
Man arrested for beating other man to death with cinder block
New details are revealed about a gruesome Saturday morning murder that happened in the Asian district. Police said the weapon of choice was a large cinder block.
Cyclosporiasis cases up in Oklahoma, 56 confirmed so far
Oklahoma is among the expanding number of states reporting a climb in Cyclospora parasite cases, with the Oklahoma State Department of Health having confirmed 56 cases so far.
A loophole leaves Oklahoma data center water consumption largely untracked
On the western edge of Oklahoma City, just south of Route 66 and the city limits of Yukon, Pencia Truhan built the retirement she had always dreamed of. Her five-acre property is home to rescue horses, chickens and, most recently, a pig, surrounded by a spring-fed pond, scattered homes and open farmland.
Oklahoma Homeowners Pay More for Insurance Than Anyone in the Country — and the...
Two Roofs in One Year. That’s Oklahoma. Here’s What the State Is Doing About It. Oklahoma homeowners pay an average of $7,255 per year for homeowners insurance, according to NerdWallet’s 2026 analysis. That is the highest average in the country. The national average is approximately $2,543. Oklahoma homeowners pay near
INTEGRIS Health advises when to seek emergency care for heat-related illnesses
OKLAHOMA CITY - With temperatures rising in the summer, the body may have a more difficult time cooling itself and may become overwhelmed. While people may recover from heat exhaustion, heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency that requires treatment. INTEGRIS Health is encouraging residents to understand the differ
