Former Cox customers in Oklahoma can now access Spectrum pricing and packages
OKLAHOMA - Former Cox customers in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas can now choose from Spectrum internet, mobile and television plans following Charter Communications’ acquisition of Cox Communications. The companies completed the transaction in August. The change affects about 11 million households and busines
“No one is above the law,” Oklahoma County deputy facing charges for stalking
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Officials with the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office say one of their own is facing a felony charge following a recent investigation. On Wednesday, Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson announced that Deputy Dennis Tran Vu is facing felony charges connected to a stalking investigation. After the.
Air crews joined battle against massive rural Oklahoma wildfire
Firefighters continued working overnight on the Gracemont fire, which has burned thousands of acres southwest of Oklahoma City. The massive wildfire triggered a response from across the state, with firefighters from multiple agencies responding to Caddo County near the town of Scott. Personnel on the ground got help fr
Turnpike South Extension Progress Report
Work on the new turnpike projects, including the Toby Keith Expressway, is well underway. The focus of their work right now is primarily west of I-35. KFOR got a slight peek into the future of what the interchange at the Toby Keith Expressway and I-35 will look like as well.
The NFR Left Oklahoma, But Championship Rodeo Didn’t
The National Finals Rodeo left Oklahoma decades ago. So why does Oklahoma keep showing up in the history of championship rodeo?
Local coffee chain receives lawsuit from the Department of Labor
Oklahoma City (KFOR)- News 4’s Mecca Thompson walks through her story about Not Your Average Joe as the U.S. Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit against them for violating the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Tune in Monday through Friday at 6:30PM for The Breakdown!. The Breakdown...
Oklahoma man, 74, dies from medical neglect in jail, his estate argues
A federal lawsuit against a controversial jail health care provider appears headed to a jury trial to determine whether the company violated the constitutional rights of a 74-year-old man who died after spending two months in a western Oklahoma jail. It is believed to be the first time a federal court has denied summar
DA recommends forensic audit of Oklahoma County finances after accounting discrepancies
Citing accounting errors, officials say Oklahoma County's available funds are $10 million less than they thought. Now, the district attorney wants a forensic audit of county finances.
Labor Dept recovers $91,000 in back wages for workers at OKC law firm
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A U.S. Department of Labor investigation found an Oklahoma City law firm denied overtime pay to 18 workers, leading to a settlement that recovered more than $91,000 in back wages and damages. The Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division said it investigated Klingenberg &...
17-year-old charged with manslaughter, DUI in fatal auto-pedestrian collision
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — A 17-year-old has been arrested following a fatal auto-pedestrian collision that occurred in the evening of Thursday, Sept. 10. According to Oklahoma City police, officers responded to the 3600 block of SW 3rd Street. Officers determined that a 17-year-old had been traveling northbound in..
