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Shooting at Oklahoma City McDonald’s leaves one injured

A fight led to a person being shot in the parking lot of a metro McDonald's on Sunday afternoon.
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Jaselyn Rossman crowned Miss Oklahoma 2026

Midwest City, OKLA - Jaselyn Rossman, competing as Miss Tulsa State Fair, was crowned Miss Oklahoma 2026 on Saturday, June 13, at Rose State College in Midwest City. Rossman earned the title after a week of competition featuring contestants from across Oklahoma. The Miss Oklahoma 2026 competition was hosted by Megan Go
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West Village hosts third-annual Puerto Rican Festival

OKLAHOMA CITY - The West Village District is bringing culture, music, and community together this summer with its Fourth Fridays event series. On June 26, the West Village District will host a Puerto Rican Festival. “It will be our third annual Puerto Rican festival, and it’s a night of food...
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OKC Cancer Center Rolls Out $3 Million AI Radiation Machine

OU Health's Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma City is rolling out a new AI-equipped radiation machine that staff say will start treating patients next week, marking what they describe as a first for the state. The Varian Ethos system can rework a patient's radiation plan in real time based on that day's anatomy, a f
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Why Locals Adore This INCREDIBLE Southern-Style Breakfast Spot in Oklahoma City, OK

HunnyBunny Biscuit Co. is the kind of comfort-first breakfast spot that makes locals feel at home from the first visit. Everything orbits around their scratch-made biscuits, so each plate feels warm, flaky, and fresh. The team behind beloved Oklahoma concepts Packard’s and Interurban built a place that feels familiar,
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Free photography workshop set for June 17 at Paseo Arts & Creativity Center

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Paseo Arts Association is hosting a free photography workshop on June 17 at the Paseo Arts & Creativity Center. Those in attendance will learn how to take professional photos through hands-on instruction with a live camera. Photographer, artist, and curator Chandler Watson is...
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Oklahoma pop culture museum making progress in designing exhibits, collecting artifacts

OKLAHOMA CITY – An eclectic celebration of Oklahoma’s creative history is making progress as the Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture, dubbed OKPOP, takes steps towards opening. Since hitting its fundraising goals in November, museum staff are gathering collections to display. The museum, located on donated land across f
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Silver Alert issued for missing 64-year-old man

OKLAHOMA CITY(KFOR)- The Oklahoma City Police Department issued a Silver Alert Saturday morning for a missing 64-year-old man. According to OKCPD, Lynn Geoffrey Trosper was last seen wearing a multi-colored button down shirt and jean shorts. Mr. Trosper was driving a white Ford Transit Van with an OK tag of SB7-844. Tr
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Pet of the Week: Nash

OKLAHOMA CITY - This week’s Pet of the Week is Nash!. Nash is a 3-year-old, 67-pound mixed-breed dog available for adoption. He is potty trained, loves meeting new people, enjoys walks and playing with a hose, and gets along well with kids and other dogs. Nash also likes to...
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Tulsa County Edges Out Big-County Rivals In Pay Bump

New federal data show Tulsa County is outpacing Oklahoma’s other big counties in wage gains for 2025, with average weekly pay climbing 4.4% and employment inching up 0.9% year over year. That bump nudged Tulsa just ahead of the national wage-growth pace, even though the county’s average weekly paycheck is still below t

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