Edmond OK

OKLAHOMA CITY — The chance of severe weather across the central and southern United States is increasing for early next week. Both the GFS and European models are honing in on a big weather system moving through from November 2 to 4. All severe hazards are possible, including damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. The threat would likely begin Monday in western Oklahoma and northwest Texas, then push east.

The latest round of State Farm documents has been released following a hearing for the Hursh case on Monday.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Drivers heading to Will Rogers International Airport should prepare for traffic delays and detours as construction begins Friday, Oct. 30, near the airport terminal. Airport officials say construction at the intersection of Terminal Drive and Amelia Earhart Lane will bring significant traffic changes as part of the...

Rain could affect Halloween trick-or-treating across Oklahoma on Saturday, Oct. 31, as a weather system brings increasing rain chances to Oklahoma City, Tulsa and surrounding communities through the weekend. Rain chances move into western Oklahoma starting Thursday evening and will continue through Halloween weekend into the start of next week....

Oklahoma City game show fans have a shot at spinning for cash and vacations next week, as Wheel of Fortune LIVE! rolls into The Criterion on Saturday, Nov. 7, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the show kicking off at 8 p.m. The touring stage production randomly pulls audience members to play the game live, with contestants spinning a replica Wheel, calling consonants, buying vowels and solving puzzles just like on television.

On Thursday, the University of Central Oklahoma announced its growing academic impact with the approval of the University's first Ph.D. program. This milestone is one of the biggest in UCO's 136 years.

OKLAHOMA CITY - The family of a metro Marine veteran and father-to-be killed this week expressed their gratitude for the community that has stepped up to support them. Police said 25-year-old Andres “Andy” Guerrero was the victim of a deadly robbery outside a bank in northwest Oklahoma City.

A piece of Louisiana folk art history is making its way to Edmond. An eight-foot-tall Blue Dog sculpture by the late artist George Rodrigue, titled Together We Stand, is set to become part of the growing collection at Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park, and Rodrigue's widow traveled to Oklahoma to introduce it herself.

The popular California-based In-N-Out Burger has several states on its radar, including Oklahoma, as it looks to expand eastward.

One person was injured in a shooting in Midwest City Thursday morning, police say.