In-state tuition no longer offered to some immigrant students in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma higher education officials on Thursday voted to revoke a policy that allowed some immigrant students lacking legal status to pay in-state tuition at state colleges and universities in limited circumstances. The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education were previously permitted by state...
Key card data shows Walters’ advisor’s rare office visits despite six-figure salary
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — You are footing the bill, paying the high-dollar salaries of some state employees who rarely show up to the office. Among them is Matt Langston, the key advisor to State Superintendent Ryan Walters. Oklahoma Watch got the key card data showing how many times...
Demand for Oklahoma scholarship program could exceed funding, official says
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma higher education leaders said Wednesday that they are concerned lawmakers might not have allocated enough funding to meet demand when children of public school teachers become eligible to participate in the expansion of a state-funded scholarship program. Officials said applications are...
Man killed after being struck by a vehicle on I-240
Authorities confirm one person has died after an autoped in Oklahoma City.
Edmond’s First Baptist Church
For over a century, Edmond’s First Baptist Church has been a cornerstone of faith in the community. Senior Pastor Blake Gideon, who has led for 13 years, says the church’s mission is simple but powerful: to connect people to Christ, His Church, His Word, and His mission—for His glory.
Edmond development planning big-name tenants
As we announced a year ago, Whole Foods will be opening its second OKC-area location at The Legacy at Covell, located at the northwest corner of Covell Road and I-35 in Edmond. Also previously revealed was Oklahoma’s first Cooper’s Hawk restaurant. Updated plans now show a whole host...
Students say state law played a role in UCO not supporting their play with...
Two University of Central Oklahoma students said state law played a role in their schools decision to not support a Shakespearean-inspired play with university resources. They decided to raise their own money to put the production on regardless.
KFOR’s Wes Milbourn’s remarkable broadcasting career comes to a close
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — He was a young man who confidently wore a starched white shirt, a perfectly knotted tie…and carried big dreams. Wes Milbourn grew up in Kansas and started his career in radio—as a teenager. His love of broadcasting—and suits—eventually led him to Oklahoma for a job at WKY. When you work behind...
Police seek to identify man in attempted SE OKC tractor theft
Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man who attempted to steal a tractor from a Southeast Oklahoma City business.
Rollover crash leaves 1 person injured in NE OKC
A rollover crash left one person hospitalized on Wednesday in northeast Oklahoma City.
