Suspect leads police on chase in metro before crashing
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) — A suspect with several warrants took off after a brief traffic stop in the metro, but was arrested after crashing into several vehicles Saturday. Oklahoma City Police responded to the crash around 5 p.m. Authorities said the suspect was speeding and crashed near South 30th and Agnew after
10 Surprisingly Affordable Oklahoma Breakfast Spots Where You Can Eat For Under $10
Breakfast does not have to cost a lot. In Oklahoma, that is a daily reality at a collection of unpretentious spots that know how to start the day right. Cozy diners keep the coffee flowing. Bustling cafes pile plates high with homestyle favorites. Every single one of these ten destinations...
Heat Can Be Hazardous to Your Heart
With many areas of Oklahoma reaching peak summer temperatures, the INTEGRIS Health Heart Hospital and the American Heart Association (AHA) are preaching prevention. It’s not something many people think about, but temperatures over 100 or even temperatures in the 80s with high humidity can cause a dangerous heat index t
Oklahoma City Wants Your Say on Plan to Quadruple Downtown Housing by 2060
Oklahoma City wants to hear from anyone who lives, works or hangs out downtown before it finalizes a sweeping strategic development plan that envisions a car-free stretch of Park Place, a reimagined Santa Fe Station and enough new housing to more than quadruple the district's current 6,000 units by 2060. City officials
Tinker Air Force Base hosts groundbreaking for bomber campus
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Tinker Air Force Base is moving forward with a major expansion aimed at boosting bomber maintenance capabilities, including work tied to the B-52 modernization project. The base recently purchased 131 acres of land on the east side of Douglas Blvd., where the current Maintenance,...
No Teachers. No Traditional Classrooms. Just AI and a $40,000 Tuition. This New School...
A new private school opening in Oklahoma is drawing attention for a model that removes traditional classroom teachers from the center of instruction and replaces much of the academic day with artificial intelligence, while charging families $40,000 a year in tuition.
OKCPS wants families to be prepared before first day of school.
The first day of school for Oklahoma City Public Schools is August 11th. The district wants teachers, staff, students, and parents to all be prepared.
Receiver appointed, tenants at the Classen apartments report flooding, mold and broken elevators
s the legal battle surrounding Vesta Realty properties continues, tenants at the Classen Luxury Apartments say they've dealt with flooding, mold, broken elevators and more.
Construction on new Governor’s mansion moving along
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Construction is progressing on a new $6 million governor’s mansion being built on the grounds of the state’s current residence. The project is funded by private donations and is scheduled for completion in January. The mansion project was first reported in 2022 as...
Oklahoma’s 3 most beloved restaurants that closed recently
The loss of these local and regional favorites comes shortly after On The Border closed all its Oklahoma restaurants. The latest goodbyes include two longtime Oklahoma City gathering places and…
