Two arrested following child’s death in Edmond
Two people have been arrested following a two-year-old's death in Edmond, police say.
Yukon’s Rock the Route celebrates Route 66’s Centennial
YUKON, Okla. - The City of Yukon is ready to celebrate its connection to the Mother Road. Jenna Roberson joins News 9 to discuss Rock the Route, a celebration for Route 66 Centennial. What is Rock the Route?. Roberson: Rock the Route is the celebration that’s been going on in...
Warm & clear mornings will keep morning bus pickups stress free this week
Not much to write about as a heat dome currently moves from directly overhead to our East today into next week. This heat dome will be close enough to keep us dry and sunny, but not close enough to keep those high temperatures unbearable. Mornings all week will stay warm but clear. Expect low 100s to start the week, th
Weeks After School’s Closure, Private Student Records Remain in Empty Building
OKLAHOMA CITY — Confidential student records are sitting in a vacated building nearly eight weeks after a charter school permanently closed its doors, officials from the state and the school said, though both sides disagree on who is at fault. Proud To Partner Leadership Academy, known as PTPLA, ceased operations on Ju
This Oklahoma Café Covers Its Famous Chicken-Fried Steak In Jalapeño Cream Gravy
A familiar plate of chicken-fried steak gets a twist in Oklahoma. The breaded cutlet arrives crisp and golden, but the gravy is the true star. A creamy white sauce carries a bold jalapeño kick. The heat builds slowly, cutting through the richness without overwhelming it. This is not your...
Sunny, Hot and Breezy Sunday
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Another hot and dry day is ahead across Oklahoma with plenty of sunshine from start to finish. Temperatures will quickly climb through the morning, eventually reaching around 103° in Oklahoma City. Low to mid 100s are expected across much of the state. A south breeze around 10 to 20 mph will pick
Soldier surprises sister while dressed as school’s mascot after yearlong deployment
PIEDMONT, Okla. (Gray News) - A high school student was surprised to see her brother, who had been deployed overseas for a year, dressed up as her school’s mascot. Piedmont Public Schools shared a video that showed someone in Wildcat costume dancing during what members of a high school cheer squad thought were mascot t
TSA Finds Replica Detonators Buried Inside Fracking Equipment
TSA officers at Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport got quite the surprise when a checked bag revealed several objects that looked like detonators. The...
TSA officer detects alarming item in checked bag at Oklahoma airport
The Transportation Security Administration at Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport (OKC) found an alarming item in a passenger's checked bag. "I saw multiple alarming items in what appeared to be a hard-sided case," Stonebraker said in a statement. "I suspected the first alarming item and was able to clear the two
Death from Railroad South Fire believed to be a federal wildlife officer
INDIAHOMA, Okla. (KFOR) — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Officer David Taylor is believed to have died in the flames of the Railroad South Fire that was burning near Indiahoma Saturday. The Wichita Wildlife Refuge posted online Sunday that he was going door-to-door with emergency crews trying to help families get out and go to
