Yukon HS student claims school is breaking state law
YUKON, Okla. (KFOR) — A Yukon High School student says their school’s bathroom conditions are in disarray. They say there are bathroom stalls that don’t lock, no soap dispensers, and no paper towels. This student says his biggest concern is everyone’s health. However, school leaders say...
Early morning food delivery ends in rollover crash near Mineral Wells Park
An early morning food delivery ended with a man being transported to an Oklahoma City hospital after a rollover crash along Division Street early Friday. Guthrie police responded to the crash just after 2 a.m. near Mineral Wells Park after receiving an alert triggered by Apple’s iPhone Crash Detection feature. The...
Oklahoma City woman survives 11 gunshots but describes the new battles created
OKLAHOMA CITY - Charleese Boykins, 27, suffered and survived 11-gunshots in May. It happened when she went to The Collective in Oklahoma City’s Midtown neighborhood. She and her friends were there on May 5, hoping for a fun evening out. According to police, about 15 people ended up in...
Oklahoma highways key drug routes, OHP seizes over 13,000 pounds in 2025
TULSA, OKLA (KTUL) — Oklahoma's strategic position, intersected by major interstates I-44, I-35, and I-40, has made it a key corridor for drug trafficking across the United States. In 2025, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) seized over 13,000 pounds of illegal drugs, including methamphetamine, cocaine, fentanyl,...
Pet of the Week: Theo
OKLAHOMA CITY - This week’s Pet of the Week is Theo!. Theo is 2 months old and is in need of a home! He is barely 10 pounds and is very young, so extensive time and training is needed to make this little guy a perfect part of your family.
10 All-You-Can-Eat Restaurants In Oklahoma Locals Keep Coming Back To
Oklahoma loves a generous plate, and all you can eat spots are where that spirit truly shows. From classic American buffets to global spreads, locals keep a shortlist of places that deliver comfort and consistency. This guide focuses on reliable, current favorites where you can settle in and sample widely,...
Oklahoma City seeks resident input on use of federal HUD funds
The government of Oklahoma City had invited residents to attend one of two workshops to provide input on how the City spends U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) program funds. (https://www.okc.gov/Home ) According to a press release transmitted to CityNewsOKC.com, HUD funding is used for things...
The Vista Fact Check: The Independent Views Claims of UCO Violating The First Amendment
On Oct. 7, 2025, five current students and one former student filed a list of grievances through an attorney with “The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press” and on Oct. 27 filed another list of grievances with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) against :
‘Boys from Oklahoma throw their ropes all wrong’: This week’s OKC calf chase
A halter-broke bull calf likely loose from Cattlemen’s Congress caused a stir in Oklahoma City, with a roper's awkward catch grabbing social's attention. The post ‘Boys from Oklahoma throw their ropes all wrong’: This week’s OKC calf chase appeared first on AGDAILY .
Storms moving into Oklahoma Thursday
Another round of rain and possible severe weather is expected to move through the state Friday through Saturday.
