Jury Slaps Oklahoma County Jail With $2 Million Verdict In Inmate Death
A federal jury has delivered a $2 million verdict against Oklahoma County's troubled jail, finding that staff failed to give life‑saving medical care to detainee Gregory N. Davis before he died from a perforated ulcer in 2021. Jurors concluded that detention officers missed scheduled cell checks and were deliberately indifferent to his serious medical needs.
Why an expert says you should take photos of your home before storms hit
It's a simple step, but it could prove critical in the worst-case scenario.
Crash involving rollover near I-240 and May Avenue in Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY - Emergency crews are responding to a crash with injuries involving an overturned vehicle near Southwest 74th Street and May Avenue in Oklahoma City. According to Oklahoma Highway Patrol, one vehicle overturned beneath the I-240 bridge over May Avenue and came to rest. Authorities said injuries have been...
A symphony show house plays a symphony itself in 2026
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The house is more than a century old, built by a Pennsylvania oilman who struck it rich in the Seminole field, then lost it all in the Great Depression. Interior designer Mark Taylor, like lots of other people who drove by it on Wilshire Boulevard...
Friesen, Flud, Woods, and Buoy Beat the Rain to Claim Mini Sprint Nationals Prelim...
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (April 17, 2026) - Jadyn Friesen, Frank Flud, Dawson Woods, and Bryton Buoy beat the rain to claim inaugural POWRi / NOW600 RaceTech Titanium $uper $eries feature wins on Friday at I-44 Speedway in the return of the 24th Annual Whelen Engineering Mini Sprint Nationals. A field...
Bill limiting use of nitrous oxide heads to governors desk
OKLAHOMA CITY (KSWO) - A bill aimed at cracking down on the use of nitrous oxide is heading to the governor’s desk. With unanimous support, the Senate approved House Bill 1933, or the “Maddix Bias” Act. The bill was named after an 18-year-old who lost his life...
State of Homelessness Address set for May 7 in OKC
Oklahoma City residents are invited to take part in an upcoming community conversation on homelessness, as the Key to Home Partnership hosts its annual State of Homelessness Address on Thursday, May 7. The event will run from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Yale Theater and is free and open...
This Oklahoma Thrift Store Turns $5 Finds into Friendly, Feel-Good Treasures Worth Way More
Imagine walking into a place where a beat up couch costs less than a fancy coffee and the lady at the register calls you “hon” like she has known you for twenty years. That is the magic of this unassuming Oklahoma thrift store where five dollar bills still have superpowers.
Authorities seek public help identifying woman in burglary investigation
The Midwest City Police Department is asking the public to help identify a woman wanted for questioning in a burglary investigation.
Spring music festivals rock Oklahoma, from Norman to Stillwater
Across Oklahoma, the sounds of spring are all around, from the rumble of thunder and the patter of rain to the chirps of birds and the croaks of frogs. Given that spring is arguably the most festive time of the year in the Sooner State, some of those sounds come from indie rockers, bluegrass bands and Red Dirt singer-songwriters performing at the many...
