18-year-old dies in I-35 motorcycle crash
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — Martinez-Neito, 18, died in a motorcycle crash on Interstate 35 Sunday morning, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Central Regional Communications Center. Their report says Neito, who was not wearing a seatbelt, had been driving with a large group of motorcycles on Interstate 40...
Oklahoma Weather Alert: Heavy Showers Hit Oklahoma City Tuesday, More Storm Chances Ahead Into...
Oklahoma drivers could wake up to a wet commute Tuesday as thunderstorms sweep across Oklahoma City, bringing heavy rain and lightning. Travel on I-35 and nearby highways may be slowed by standing water and reduced visibility during the morning hours. According to the National Weather Service in Norman, showers and...
Oklahoma City Police seek public’s help in animal cruelty case involving turtle
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — Oklahoma City Police are investigating an animal cruelty case after someone recorded a man walking near Southwest 25th and Western. The video shows the man dragging a turtle down the sidewalk. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 405-235-7300 or visit...
Norman Police Department Launches Oklahoma City Metro’s First Electronic Detection K9 to Aid in...
In a recent development that bolsters the Norman Police Department's capabilities, a new K9 unit named Murphy has been introduced, equipped with the unique skill to sniff out electronic storage devices. As reported by the Norman Police Department, Murphy stands out as the first Electronic Storage Detection K9 in the...
YPS teacher attends Colonial Williamsburg Institute
Yukon’s Aubri Guthrie was among 37 Oklahoma educators who spent six days immersed in early American history in June at the Bob and Marion Wilson Teacher Institute of Colonial Williamsburg. Guthrie teaches fifth grade at Redstone Intermediate School in Yukon Public Schools. The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence...
Mayor Holt discusses diversity and inclusion efforts in Oklahoma City interview
MONDAY WITH THE MAYOR -- Mayor David Holt drops into the Living Oklahoma studio to talk about what's new around the metro. Mayor Holt recently wrote an op-ed for the New York Times about being the mayor of a purple city in a red state, and discussing work done in our community related to diversity and inclusion....
Oklahoma gains first full-time perinatal psychiatrist
From her post at a new perinatal behavioral health care clinic opening at Mercy in Oklahoma City, Dr. Kalee Woody will exclusively serve pregnant and postpartum mothers, and people who are planning for pregnancy. She moved to the state for the job and said she is ready to be an advocate for a population facing unique...
Penn Square Mall marks 65th year with new store openings and renovations
Penn Square Mall is celebrating its 65th year with new retailers, upcoming openings and renovations to the property. “It has been wonderful to have our beloved Penn Square Mall bustling with activity as we celebrate its 65th Anniversary,” said Jeff Runnels, General Manager. “As Oklahoma City has changed, Penn Square...
Oklahoma pastor helping churches serve families with special needs
An Oklahoma City metro pastor is helping churches become more welcoming for families with disabilities, sharing expertise to support inclusive ministries and empower unchurched families.
Late October in August incoming now!
Long anticipated HUGE weather shift is here! OKC has rains with embedded storms all day on Monday, starting before sunrise. Blanket cloud cover, locally heavy rainfall and near RECORD cool for August 25th! Very mild week, more waves of rain and storms arrive, especially Thursday. Flooding could become a concern. Mike...
