VRBO, Airbnb home shares under more scrutiny as OKC council increases fees
Operating a VRBO/Airbnb-style home share in Oklahoma City just got a little more expensive. The city council recently passed a steep fee increase, from $300 to $1,100, coinciding with an agreement between the city and a technology company that will scrape public records and use artificial intelligence to find...
Oklahoma City to get EPA funds for brownfield site cleanup
The Oklahoma City Council approved a $500,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in June to remediate properties with environmental contaminants like asbestos or mold. The project will last four years. Brownfields are typically more challenging to develop than other sites because of the...
OKCMOA TO HOST MILITARY APPRECIATION WEEKEND
OKLAHOMA CITY (June 19, 2025)—The Oklahoma City Museum of Art (OKCMOA) is proud to collaborate with the United Service Organizations (USO) to welcome military members and their families to the Museum for Military Appreciation Weekend, taking place Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13. This weekend-long event...
A roundup of Oklahoma outdoor concerts, music festivals coming up before the end of...
Here are some no-cost ways to connect with friends and family and enjoy music across Oklahoma this June. In Norman, continuing today to June 21s is Jazz in June, where various artists who have performed with Beyonce, Jay-Z, and Silk Sonic are scheduled to play. This Saturday night, June 21,...
One dead after crash near I-40 and S Martin Luther King Ave.
Oklahoma City Fire Department confirm one person is dead after a crash near northbound Interstate 35 on ramp to Eastbound Interstate 40. When first responders arrived, officials say they found one person dead from the crash. The conditions surrounding the cause of the crash are being investigated. Authorities are...
Tenants left without help after management quits
Several Oklahomans are frustrated with problems at their apartment complex. Now, they say there is nowhere to turn to get answers. They told News 4 that management had quit earlier this week.
Protests: A peaceful push for democracy
In big cities and smaller towns all across Oklahoma, the “No Kings” protests unfolded as a powerful display of grassroots democracy. Drawing inspiration from a nationwide day of resistance, local demonstrations - held in alignment with the U.S. Army’s 250th-anniversary parade in Washington, D.C....
EMSA officials warn of heat dangers this weekend, urge hydration and light clothing
OKLAHOMA CITY- (KOKH) — The National Weather Service has issued a moderate to major heat risk this weekend, which is why EMS officials are urging people to wear light colored, loose fitting clothing and properly hydrate. Riley Howard, Community and Special Events Coordinator for EMSA, told FOX 25 they've...
Drummond urges Meta to protect users from scam investment ads
OKLAHOMA CITY (June 20, 2025) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond is calling on Meta Platforms Inc. to protect consumers from fraudulent pump-and-dump investment ads appearing on Facebook. Drummond and 41 other state and territory attorneys general sent a letter to Meta earlier this month outlining concerns about ads...
Oklahoma in a Minute: June 20, 2025
In Oklahoma City, the OKC Zoo is celebrating the birth of a male Asian elephant calf named Xerxes. That and more headlines from across the state in Oklahoma in a Minute.