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Silver Alert issued for 74-year-old man

OKLAHOMA CITY(KFOR)- The Oklahoma City Police Department issued a Silver Alert early Saturday morning for a missing 74-year-old man. According to OKCPD, Ed Faulkner was last seen wearing a brown button up western shirt, blue jeans, and tennis shoes. Faulkner is 5’10” and weighs around 150 pounds. The last known locatio
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OKCPS hosts final weekend enrollment event Saturday for families ahead of new school year

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma City Public Schools is hosting its last in-person enrollment event on Saturday for families ahead of the upcoming school year. OKCPS said the event is designed to make sure families and students are prepared and ready to learn on the first day of school, August 11.
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Oklahoma deputy finds meth hidden in suspect’s belly button

The bizarre find was caught on bodycam during an April traffic stop in Oklahoma County. Watch News 9 at 6 p.m. newscast 7/17/2026 now. Watch News 9 at 5 p.m. newscast 7/17/2026 now. 9 hours ago. Watch News 9’s Noon newscast now. 13 hours ago. Meteorologists David Payne and...
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Oklahoma City Police honor the passing of first Black police chief

M.T. Berry, Oklahoma City's first Black police chief and former Assistant City Manager passed away Friday from a battle with brain cancer at 75 years old.
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This Oklahoma Movie Theater Serves Dinner While The Film Plays

You settle into a plush seat, and the movie starts, but you are not holding a cardboard tray of popcorn. A server arrives with a full meal, a burger, a salad, or even a cocktail, delivered right to your seat while the film plays. This is the reality at a...
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Pet of the Week: Baby Jane Doe

OKLAHOMA CITY - This week’s Pet of the Week is Baby Jane Doe!. Baby Jane Doe is a sweet 6-month-old, 32-pound puppy available for adoption. She loves to snuggle and play with her toys. Baby Jane Doe is great at entertaining herself with stuffed toys. Baby Jane Doe came...
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OKC pursuit ends in crash, suspect arrested

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City police arrested a suspect after an overnight pursuit ended in a crash in northwest OKC. Investigators said Noah Price was driving the wrong way and nearly struck several cars near West Sheridan Avenue and North Classen Boulevard just before midnight Thursday. When an officer attempted...
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OKC Catholic Showdown: Archdiocese Tells Flock To Steer Clear Of Bethany Chapel

The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City is telling local Catholics to stop going to Mass and receiving sacraments at Saint Michael Chapel in Bethany, turning a long-simmering dispute with the traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X into a very public showdown. Church leaders say the move is meant to safeguard the pastoral care
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Oklahoma City mayor calls for major transit investment including commuter rail

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Saying his city is facing a transportation crisis, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt this week called for an extensive new transit system that would include commuter rail, light rail, and bus rapid transit. The “One Transit” plan calls for a 39-mile commuter rail line between Edmond and Norman via d
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Teem tackles money bail issue in Oklahoma County

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — On Friday’s 4 Your Information, we’re talking about a long-held criticism of our legal system. Money bail creates a two-tiered system. Wealthy defendants can afford bail to buy their freedom before trial, while lower-income individuals, not yet convicted, often wait in jail for months.

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