Bricktown Canal hosts first-ever Fourth of July boat parade in Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY - Bricktown will celebrate the lead-up to Independence Day with its first-ever Fourth of July Boat Parade on the Bricktown Canal, a new holiday tradition aimed at drawing visitors and supporting local businesses. The inaugural celebration begins Wednesday at 10 a.m. and continues through Saturday, July 4,
5 Things To Know: Fireworks accident injures Oklahoma woman, Edmond water plant project
1. Metro woman loses fingers in fireworks accident. • Incident happened while handling a Roman candle. • Jessica Kies says she took it from her 7-year-old daughter. A metro mother is warning others about the dangers of fireworks ahead of the holiday weekend after a Roman candle exploded in her hand, blowing off two fin
Yukon residents demand mayor’s resignation at fiery city council meeting over data center land...
Residents packed a Yukon City Council meeting Tuesday night, calling for Mayor Brian Pillmore’s resignation over a deal to sell city land to data center developer Beltline Holdings.
OKC Zaxby’s Vanish Overnight, Leaving Diners And Landlords Scrambling
Several Zaxby's restaurants across the Oklahoma City metro shut down with little warning this week, leaving dark dining rooms, empty parking lots and crews stripping signage at a Warr Acres location. Customers showed up to find locked doors and quiet drive-thrus, and at least one of the former restaurants is already be
OU professor, Stitt education secretary to become University of Texas dean
OKLAHOMA CITY — The top education adviser to Gov. Kevin Stitt is set to depart for the University of Texas at Austin. Oklahoma Education Secretary Dan Hamlin will join the UT College of Education as its dean on Aug. 16, the university announced Monday. Hamlin, an education policy professor at the University of Oklahoma
Yukon City Council set to discuss proposed Beltline Energy data center project
YUKON, Okla. - Yukon city leaders are set to discuss a proposed agreement with Beltline Energy on Tuesday that could move forward plans for a data center, as some residents continue to voice opposition to the project. Mayor Brian Pillmore is expected to attend the meeting after missing the previous...
OKC Braces For A Summer AC Bill Squeeze
Summer in central Oklahoma is about to get hotter in more ways than one, with new national projections showing Oklahoma households are likely to pay more to keep cool. The state’s average seasonal electricity bill is expected to climb as temperatures rise, putting extra pressure on families and renters already juggling
Free gun locks provided by Edmond PD to secure firearms
EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) – The Edmond Police Department is partnering with Project Child Safe, a nationwide firearm safety program providing free gun locks. Edmond officials say that with kids spending time at home for the summer, residents are urged to secure their firearms. Edmond Police say to stop by...
Multi-state OBN investigation leads to drugs, guns, and two arrests
A recent multi-state investigation led the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics to drugs, guns and money.
Oklahoma City K9 injured while pursuing suspect
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — An Oklahoma City police K9 is recovering after being injured in the pursuit of a suspect. On June 28, officers with the Oklahoma City Police Department tracked down a stolen vehicle near S.E. 19th and S. Santa Fe Ave. Investigators say the suspect initially got...

















