168 Days of Remembrance: Terry Smith Rees
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On April 19, 2025, it will have been 30 years since the tragic Oklahoma City Bombing. In partnership with the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, KSWO is remembering each of the 168 victims who lost their lives. On Day 125, we remember Terry Smith Rees.
Here’s when your local farmers market will be open in 2025
With the first day of spring right around the corner and warmer temperatures rolling in, many local farmers markets are planning to reopen in the coming months.
OCPD seeks help identifying suspect who cashed $7,000 with out-of-state IDs
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Oklahoma City Police Department (OCPD) is seeking information on a man suspected of cashing checks at two different OKC banks. According to OCPD, the man used out-of-state IDs to cash more than $7,000. He is seen on surveillance footage walking with a cane,...
Woman wanted on Oklahoma warrant dead after being shot by Clear Creek County Sheriff’s...
A woman with a felony warrant out of Oklahoma died after she was shot by Clear Creek sheriff’s deputies Thursday east of Denver in the tiny town of Lawson. It was the first officer-involved shooting by Clear Creek deputies since Christian Glass was killed by a deputy there in June 2022.
Family on cruise ship gets lost luggage back after weeks of waiting, but half...
Frustrations continue for Jason and Tammy Merritt after waiting a month for their lost luggage, which ended up being on-board the Carnival Cruise Line the entire time.
Stitt, Colorado governor issue statement on potential Medicaid cuts
On Thursday, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and Colorado Governor Jared Polis issued a joint statement about the recently proposed Medicaid funding cuts.
Couple sentenced for fraud scheme targeting friends, clients
An Oklahoma County judge said an Oklahoma couple must pay back thousands of dollars in restitution after tricking friends and family into investing into their shell company.
Gov. Stitt’s brother loses appeal of $250 speeding ticket in McGirt-related case
The brother of Gov. Kevin Stitt has lost his appeal of a $250 speeding ticket in the latest decision on the hotly contested issue of who can prosecute Native Americans in Oklahoma. Keith Stitt, an attorney, complained he never should have been charged in Tulsa Municipal Court because he is an "American Indian" who...
Former Oklahoma pharmacist convicted of murder moved to medical facility
A former Oklahoma pharmacist who is now spending life in prison for murder was moved to a medical facility.
Snow Chances Increasing for Oklahoma This Weekend
A cold front will move through Oklahoma late Friday and into Saturday, which will bring in cold temperatures and a chance for snow in western and southwest Oklahoma. As the weekend approaches, local meteorologists are noticing that the potential for accumulating snow is increasing. Chief Meteorologist Mike Morgan...
