Thai police go undercover as lion dancers
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Happy Friday, Oklahoma!. Here are a few topics we went over on today’s show. Thai police say a serial burglar hit a senior commander’s home three times in a month. Officers disguised themselves as lion dancers at a festival, then ripped off their costumes and tackled the suspect when he appeared.
Woman dies, driver arrested after car plunges into Oklahoma City neighborhood pond
Police released new details regarding an early morning crash on Sunday in a northwest Oklahoma City neighborhood that left one woman dead and the driver arrested after the vehicle plunged into a pond and became fully submerged.
UVED violation goes out, Moore veteran says it’s not a scam
A Moore veteran said he went to his doctor's appointment at the Veterans Affairs Office in Oklahoma City and came back with a violation that said he was uninsured this week.
OKC firm invests $10 million in Oklahoma-based business as Devon and Expand make its...
OKLAHOMA CITY - AsDevon and Expand Energy companies move forward with plans of relocating their headquarters to Houston, Cortado Ventures pours $10 million into Oklahoma-based companies. “When I saw the news about Devin and Expand leaving, felt a sense of panic. But from our perspective, you know, the best thing...
These Oklahoma Spots Serve Biscuits and Gravy So Good They’re Worth Waking Up Early...
In Oklahoma, biscuits and gravy are not a side note. They are the main event. I have watched people set alarms just to beat the crowd, slide into the same booth they always choose, and order without even opening the menu. It is ritual, not routine. When the biscuits are...
Oklahoma City prepares for 2028 Olympics moment with canoe slalom, softball
When the Olympics return to Los Angeles in 2028, they’ll be the closest they’ve ever been to DFW. That’s because LA 28 is doing something different. Two sports will compete in Oklahoma City. This means 16 days of Olympic action will be just a three-hour drive up Interstate 35.
Reported domestic dispute leads to overnight stabbing; one hurt, another arrested
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — A man is in the hospital and a woman was arrested after police responded to a stabbing around midnight near N May Avenue and Northwest 122nd Street. Police report that a domestic dispute led to a stabbing. A man was taken to the hospital...
7 Can’t-Miss Flea Markets in Oklahoma That Deliver Big Finds
Oklahoma’s flea market scene is where treasure hunting becomes an art form. From vintage furniture that tells stories of decades past to handcrafted jewelry that catches the light just right, these markets offer more than just shopping—they’re weekend adventures waiting to happen. The thrill of discovering a...
Sooner State Party launches final signature drive to qualify for 2026 Oklahoma ballot
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Sooner State Party is hosting its final ballot signature drive as part of the party's efforts to qualify for the 2026 Oklahoma ballot. The party is hosting a signature drive at the Neal Center for Justice in Oklahoma City from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily from Feb. 23 to Feb. 26. The...
Woman remembered for kindness after tragic Metro crash into pond
Correction: A previous version of this report previously identified the victim as Derriana Williams. Oklahoma City Police confirmed Monday morning the victim’s name is actually Derriana Hall. OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Friends are speaking out and remembering a woman who died in an early Sunday morning metro crash....

















