55 people moved into housing from OKC homeless encampment
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — As state leaders and city leaders continue to clash over efforts to address homelessness in the state, a local organization says it is having a real impact on those in need. The Key to Home Partnership says it continues its encampment rehousing initiative even after...
Charges filed against man accused in Lake Hefner attack
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — An Oklahoma City man who was arrested multiple times and was connected to an alleged attack at Lake Hefner has been charged. On Aug. 12, investigators responded to an alleged assault at Lake Hefner after a woman claimed she was attacked by a stranger. Authorities...
Three people killed in multi-vehicle crash after semi carrying hazmat rolls over on I-44
OKLAHOMA CITY - Three people have died, and multiple vehicles, including two semis, were involved in a crash after a semi carrying hazmat rolled over on the highway Thursday afternoon. Officials said a Lighthorse police officer was also injured in the crash and transported to a nearby hospital. Police said...
Police investigating shooting in NW Oklahoma City
Police responded to a reported shooting in Northwest Oklahoma City Thursday morning.
Authorities seek to identify suspects in illegal drug shipping investigation
Police are asking for public help identifying three individuals who are allegedly involved in shipping illegal drugs.
Celebrating the anniversary of pioneer OKC based civil rights moment
Wednesday marks a massive anniversary in the nation's civil rights movement. Nearly seven decades ago, local schoolteacher Clara Luper and 13 children sat at the segregated Katz Drug Store counter in a fight for desegregation.
FBI Oklahoma City Division to hold first Citizens Academy in Durant
The FBI Oklahoma City Division will hold its Citizens Academy for the 24th time this year, with the three-day program starting Oct. 16.
AC maintenance becomes critical as triple-digit heat strains Oklahoma systems
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — With triple-digit heat putting added strain on air conditioners across Oklahoma City, an HVAC technician with nearly three decades in the industry says simple maintenance could make the difference between a system keeping up and breaking down during the hottest part of the summer.
Yellow ribbons return to Edmond 40 years after post office massacre killed 14
EDMOND, Okla. - Yellow ribbons are appearing across Edmond once again, marking 40 years since 14 people were killed and six others were wounded inside the city’s downtown post office. The massacre on Aug. 20, 1986, lasted less than 15 minutes, but its impact has endured for four decades.
Man run over and dragged hundreds of feet released from hospital
An Oklahoma man who survived being run over and dragged hundreds of feet by an alleged drunk driver is back home tonight.
