Edmond OK

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A man was hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation Tuesday after he tried to put out a fire himself near SW 46th Street and S. Shartel Avenue in southwest Oklahoma City, a blaze that started at the rear of a building before spreading into the kitchen. Firefighters responded to the...

DEL CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – A Del City BBQ restaurant was badly damaged in a fire early Wednesday morning. Del City Fire Chief Zion Williams says the fire started around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday morning at J.T.’s Barbeque and Catering. The restaurant’s social media pages say they’ve been in business since 1985 and are locally

After hard work serving the community, Second Chances Thrift Store opened its new retail location.

In central Oklahoma here is the hour by hour forecast. The high heat is coming back quickly this afternoon with gusty south winds boosting temps to record levels near 107 degrees. The only good news is the heat index is about the same as the actual temp. The record is 104 set back in 1918 and should be easily broken to

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A new development is coming to the city of Edmond. The city said the Legacy at Covell entertainment and lifestyle area has been a long time coming, and shops will open next year.

John Rex Charter Elementary has purchased a three-story office building in downtown Oklahoma City for $5,075,000, setting the stage for the district's first high school campus to open its doors in Fall 2027. The property, known as The Athenian, sits at 615 N. Hudson Ave. and totals 31,215 square feet, meaning the chart

Inside a 20,000-square-foot wing of SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital, nurses, cardiologists and architects have spent recent weeks pushing a stretcher through hallways made entirely of cardboard, testing whether a heart attack patient could move fast enough through a floor plan that does not yet exist in brick and steel

EDMOND, OKLA (KOKH) — The Edmond City Manager has implemented Stage Two of a five-stage Water Conservation Plan that will go into effect immediately. Due to extreme temperatures and a shortage of rain, water reserves are being assessed to make sure they are adequate for firefighters to handle fire-related emergencies.