Edmond business celebrates end of 11-month road construction project by holding re-launch
EDMOND, Okla. - Road construction at Edmond’s intersection of Danforth and Kelley is complete, and business owners in that area are celebrating. Drivers avoided the area for nearly a year while the city made improvements. The owner of FiiZ Drinks and Edmond resident Daniel Dickman said he lost about...
Oklahoma woman found dead in Hawaii
Jenny Lupton, an Oklahoma native and flight attendant for Southwest Airlines, was found dead in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii, around Aug. 21. No information about her death has been released by authorities. Lupton’s family said they are working with law enforcement for answers. Lupton attended Moore High School, where she
Vintage Furniture and Records Now Fill the Barriers of This Old Oklahoma Ice Rink
An old ice rink in Bethany, Oklahoma might be the last place you’d expect to find a Beatles record in mint condition, a parlor sofa from the 1920s, or a crate of vinyl albums priced like a yard sale. Yet that’s exactly what waits inside RINK Gallery, A Vintage Marketplace, where the former skating floor has been carved
Down Payment Assistance Programs in Oklahoma 2026
Oklahoma’s housing market offers a mix of opportunity and affordability, with steady growth in both urban centers like Oklahoma City and Tulsa and in smaller rural communities across the state. While home prices remain relatively reasonable compared to many parts of the country, the upfront costs of buying a home can s
Oklahoma City Man, 32, Dies After Driving Wrong Way on I-40 Near Cimarron Road
A 32-year-old Oklahoma City man died Friday after driving the wrong way on Interstate 40 near North Cimarron Road, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Troopers say Skyler Scott Burditt left the roadway, rolled his vehicle twice, and struck a concrete barrier after heading west in the eastbound lanes. According...
List: Forbes Magazine names 35 Oklahoma companies as top employers
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — 35 Oklahoma-based companies were named on Forbes’ best employers list. The Choctaw Nation once again tops the list as one of Oklahoma’s best employers, according to Forbes Magazine. Other employers included are the University of Oklahoma, the Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma State University in Stillwat
Watch: Army National Guard sergeant returns home to surprise sister
PIEDMONT, Okla. (KOKH) — An Oklahoma teen was reunited with her brother after he was deployed overseas, and the moment he came home is one she won't soon forget. Cheerleaders with Piedmont High School's cheer squad thought they were gearing up for mascot tryouts. However, the first "contestant" to...
Oklahoma in a Minute: August 21, 2026
In Oklahoma City, police said a Real-Time Crime Center drone helped stop a dog attack within seconds of a dispatch call. That and more headlines from across the state in Oklahoma in a Minute.
OKC lawyer dies unexpectedly at 62
A well-known Oklahoma attorney died unexpectedly Friday morning. For decades, Bock has litigated some of the most high profile cases in town.
Homeless encampments near where woman was attacked
Two major homeless encampments are nestled less than 50 yards away from popular walking destination, Lake Hefner Trail. Last week a woman on the trail was allegedly attacked by 26-year-old Jeff Asare who was arrested on August 1 and 6 for miscellaneous violent sex crimes but was subsequently released.

















