Edmond OK

Kylie Williams’ story didn’t rise from the rubble—but from the somber aftermath of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City—an act of domestic terrorism that claimed 168 lives, including 19 children, and injured nearly 700 others on April 19, 1995.

As the temperatures rise, Oklahoma's residents and visitors are starting to venture outside for adventures. Luckily, most Sooners live in the two cities with the best outdoor activities to enjoy the seasonal rebirth. Niche, an online neighborhood and college ranking website, compiled information from the U.S. Census,...

Ever had that feeling when you stumble upon something so magnificent you can’t believe it’s been there all along?. That’s McGee Creek State Park in Atoka, Oklahoma – a sprawling natural paradise that somehow remains one of the state’s best-kept secrets. Let me tell you,...

On Wednesday, lawmakers debated on the House floor for two hours. The debate had nothing to do with education or tax cuts. Instead, it was about a resolution proclaiming "Christ is King."

SUMMARY: Severe storms are expected Friday evening into the overnight, with a level 2 risk for hail (up to 2 inches) and damaging winds (60-70 mph), though the tornado risk is low. Storms will begin with drizzle in eastern Oklahoma, followed by active thunderstorms, and watches will likely be issued for Oklahoma City...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KTUL) — In the daycare in the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995, was P.J. Allen. At 18 months old, he became the youngest survivor of the bombing. Now 31, he says it's important to share his story for those who didn’t come home that day to keep their memories alive for the next...

The golf design firm of Smyers, Craig & Coyne has completed a six-hole golf course at Graves Golf Club in Edmond, Oklahoma. The course is part of an extensive teaching academy constructed on 80 acres of the former Coffee Creek Golf Course that closed in 2017 . Architect Colton Craig recently joined forces with...

“I’ve seen some horrendous accidents and things – never in my life had I seen anything similar to this.” Chief Kim Zaragis describes the scene of the Oklahoma City bombing – a terrorist attack that killed 168 people and injured more than 600 others on April 19, 1995. As we mark 30 years since the horrific incident,...

Due to forcasted inclement weather, the 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony of the Oklahoma City Bombing will be held indoors, organizers announced Thursday. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum was set to host the ceremony on the museum grounds starting Saturday morning. However, they opted to switch...

Saturday marks 30 years since the Murrah Building bombing in Oklahoma City. The tragedy impacted the lives of generations of Oklahomans living in the State since 1995. Today, we remember Rev. Gilbert Martinez, who was a victim of the bombing, but is survived by his son Brian Martinez. Martinez joined...