Potential arsonist arrested; Crews investigate if fires are connected
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A potential arsonist is in custody after a fire started inside the Walmart on Memorial and Penn Thursday morning. When Oklahoma City Fire crews got there, they learned the automatic sprinkler system inside the store had put out the flames. “A gentleman came and set...
Oklahoma weatherization program halted to protect taxpayer funds after abuse found
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — State officials have moved to halt a weatherization program in parts of central Oklahoma after an investigation found significant mismanagement and at least $663,000 in questioned or unallowable costs. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce said it took action to protect taxpayer dollars after an in
One person dead following shooting incident in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA — A man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after police said he broke into a neighbor’s home Thursday morning in Midwest City, Oklahoma. According to Midwest City Police Chief Greg Wipfli, officers responded to a reported shooting shortly before 7:30 a.m. in the 1500 block of Lloyd Avenue, near No
Man shot, hospitalized in Midwest City home invasion
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. - One person is dead following a shooting on Thursday inside a home in Midwest City, according to police. The Midwest City Police Department says officers responded just before 7:30 a.m. to a home near Northeast 10th Street and North Post Road following reports of a shooting.
Police say teens arrested following weekend shootings at Scissortail Park had alleged gang ties
OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City police released new details Thursday about two shootings near Scissortail Park and the Paycom Center that investigators say involved juveniles with gang ties Saturday night. According to a new search warrant, multiple juveniles were fighting over gang sets, near the Love’s Travel Stop Stag
7 individuals accused of smuggling illegal immigrants into OK and other states receive sentences
TULSA, Okla. — The Homeland Security Task Force said seven individuals from Guatemala living illegally in the United States were sentenced for smuggling illegal immigrants across the Mexican border and helping them travel to states across the country, including Oklahoma.
Gov. Stitt halts Oklahoma weatherization program, orders investigation
OKLAHOMA - The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is taking action after an investigation uncovered abuse in Oklahoma’s Weatherization Assistance Program, including at least $663,000 in questioned or unallowable costs tied to a local provider. Governor Kevin Stitt said Wednesday he directed Commerce to immediately halt th
Oklahoma “Joan of Arc” waged prescient State Farm battle
As anxious policyholders await a pivotal Oklahoma Supreme Court decision in a bad-faith case involving the now-infamous State Farm documents, additional revealing documents, compiled decades ago by a State Farm whistleblower with Oklahoma roots, have surfaced at the Oklahoma City office of attorney Charles Weddle. Wedd
Armstrong appointed chairman of Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission
Governor Kelly Armstrong has been appointed as chairman of the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission for their meeting next year in Oklahoma City.
Help Provide Hunting & Fishing Licenses to Veterans
Since 2016, the Wildlife Department's Stars & Stripes License Project has provided hunting and fishing licenses to resident veterans and select survivors of veterans lost while serving their country. The Wildlife Department receives no state appropriated funds, so this project allows Oklahomans to show appreciation to

















