79-year-old Edmond woman missing
A 79-year-old Edmond woman has gone missing after leaving for the grocery store around noon Thursday. Farrie "Frankie" Colligan never returned home.
OKC Zoo adjusts hours following extreme heat
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Beginning this Sunday the Oklahoma City Zoo will be adjusting their normal hours due to the extreme heat in Oklahoma. The Zoo will now be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with last-call for entry at 1 p.m. The hours are for all guests...
A loophole leaves Oklahoma data center water consumption largely untracked
On the western edge of Oklahoma City, just south of Route 66 and the city limits of Yukon, Pencia Truhan built the retirement she had always dreamed of. Her five-acre property is home to rescue horses, chickens and, most recently, a pig, surrounded by a spring-fed pond, scattered homes and open farmland.
Oklahoma City man hospitalized in shooting; investigation ongoing
OKLAHOMA CITY - One person was taken to the hospital after a shooting Thursday evening in Oklahoma City, according to police. The Oklahoma City Police Department says officers responded to the southbound lanes of Interstate 235 near Northwest 10th Street, where a man had parked his vehicle and called at around 11:30 p.
Ryan Walters is still costing Oklahoma taxpayers thousands of dollars
Several lawsuit settlements now have Oklahoma taxpayers footing the bill for mistakes made when Ryan Walters was superintendent.
“Go-To-Girl” owner accused of defrauding someone out of thousands again
he owner of "Go-To-Girl" is in trouble again. Police say she was paid almost $20,000 to install an outdoor fireplace, but never did.
Developer defends delayed Oklahoma City skyscraper plans amid growing skepticism
For years, the developer behind a proposed Oklahoma City skyscraper project has announced groundbreaking dates, expanded his plans and generated worldwide attention. But with no construction underway, no building permits filed and the land still not owned by the developer, News 4 sat down with him to press him on the g
Man calls 911 on Midwest City detective during investigation
A Midwest City arson investigation took a twist earlier this month when the suspect called police on the detective.
Oklahoma City Zoo announces modified hours due to extreme heat
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma City Zoo has announced adjusted hours for several days ahead due to anticipated extreme heat. Starting Sunday, July 26, and lasting until Thursday, July 30, the zoo says it will adjust hours in an effort to encourage guests to arrive earlier in the day. On...
Delays expected after OKC police cruiser crash on I-40
OKLAHOMA CITY - Emergency crews were on scene of a crash involving an Oklahoma City Police cruiser in SE OKC. Investigators said a driver changed lanes and then crashed in front of the officer on I-40 eastbound between Shields Boulevard and the Dallas Junction. The officer was not injured, according...
