Yukon home to ‘Elite’ pageant winner
Kimberly Dickey made history this summer, and she proudly proclaims to be a women changing the world … “one rhinestone at a time”. The Yukon resident is honored to serve as the National American Miss program’s first “Miss Oklahoma Elite” – and the first African American winning the Elite title. She was crowned during...
Made in Oklahoma Store showcases 75 local companies at State Fair
The Made in Oklahoma Store at the State Fair features 75 companies and more than 800 locally made products inside the Bennett Event Center.
Gunshots fired during bar check in SW OKC
Oklahoma City police are investigating after gunshots were fired during a bar check on Newcastle Road early Saturday morning.
‘Surviving Auschwitz’ lecture Oct. 9 at Yukon Czech Hall
The public is invited to hear a PowerPoint lecture by Marie Žilová titled “Surviving Auschwitz” on Thursday, Oct. 9 at Yukon Czech Hall, 205 N Czech Hall Road. Žilová will present the account of her father’s survival from Auschwitz, a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.
Oklahoma AG rebuffs accusations that he’s violated conduct rules in Swadley criminal case
OKLAHOMA CITY – A restaurant owner charged with defrauding the state is accusing Oklahoma’s attorney general of using a pending criminal case to bolster his gubernatorial bid. Brent Swadley is seeking to have Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office removed from the case and to have a judge prohibit them from...
Green Country firefighter welcomed home from hospital with escort along I-40
Firefighter Brad Lewallen returns home months after a tragic fireworks explosion in Tuskahoma.
USDA aims to tackle New World Screwworm to protect Oklahoma agriculture
OKLAHOMA CITY- (KOKH) — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins spoke in Yukon Friday about how the government is trying to tackle the New World Screwworm. "When New World Screwworm burrow into the flesh of living animals, they cause serious damage that can be deadly if left untreated. They infest live stock,...
OKC family shocked after two kids hit by suspected drunk driver
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – Two children were hit by a driver Saturday night in Oklahoma City, according to the family of the children. Oklahoma City Police reported that they responded near 1200 Northwest 101st Street around 8:30 p.m. for a crash. Police say they suspect the drive might have been intoxicated. It...
Police respond to a crash involving multiple vehicles, child injured
Police responded to the 1200 block of NW 101st after they received reports of an alleged drunk driver who hit multiple parked cars and a child. Police have taken the alleged driver into custody. The child was taken to a hospital, but its condition is unknown at this time. This is a developing story.
Oklahoma City Police investigating fatal hit-and-run
Oklahoma City Police say they're investigating a fatal auto-pedestrian collision that happened Wednesday, September 3.
