Police investigate stabbing in NW OKC; identification sought for suspect
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Assault detectives with the Oklahoma City Police Department are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect who allegedly stabbed someone. Police say the stabbing happened on June 7, 2026, in the 5800 block of NW 34th Street where the victim was approached from behind by the alleged suspec
Intersection near Oklahoma City hospital closing for road repairs
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Drivers in Oklahoma City may have to find an alternate route to their destination as crews close a busy intersection. Officials with the City of Oklahoma City say the intersection of NW 9th and Shartel Ave. will be closed from June 11 through June 17.
Oklahoma History Center Museum offers summer family activities in June and July
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Oklahoma History Center Museum is offering a variety of activities for families throughout the summer. The Museum is offering make-and-take crafts, scavenger hunts, and other activities through June and July. Activities are designed to allow visitors to move at their own pace through..
5 Things To Know: SW OKC murder investigation, Luther town hall postponed
1. Suspect on the run after southwest Oklahoma City double murder. • Victims identified as Christopher Anderson, 26, and Brian Hedrick, 42. • Bodies found behind apartment complex three days ago. • Victims were living in a homeless encampment. A suspect remains on the run after two people were found...
People Travel Across Oklahoma For The Legendary Onion Burgers At This Tiny Historic Diner
Some places stop you in your tracks before you even walk through the door. The smell hits first, a wave of sizzling onions and grilled beef drifting down the block in Chickasha, Oklahoma. People travel from across the state for the legendary onion burgers at this tiny historic diner, and...
Medicaid Fraud investigations lead to conviction, guilty plea
OKLAHOMA CITY (June 9, 2026) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) secured a conviction this week against a Tennessee counselor and a guilty plea from a Nichols Hills behavioral analyst after investigations of fraud, identity theft and violations of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act.
Luther residents furious after town abruptly postpones data center meeting
Residents of Luther showed up in large numbers Tuesday evening to make their voices heard about a massive proposed data center complex—only to find the town’s board of trustees postponing the meeting, saying too many people had shown up.
Miscalculation leaves rural Oklahoma school district scrambling to close budget gap
A rural Northeast Oklahoma school district is scrambling to address a nearly half-million-dollar shortfall after administrators failed to update their budget.
Midwest City motorcycle wreck causing traffic delays, says Midwest City PD
Emergency crews alongside Midwest City investigators are working an accident near the area of 800 S. Air Depot, in the northbound lanes.
The Breakdown: New ordinance for homelessness
The Breakdown is a unique program that re-envisions the way news is brought to the OKC Market. On today’s segment News 4’s Lauren Henry breaks down her story about a new ordinance taking place that could let homeless people camp in your front lawn. Tune in Monday through...

















