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Woman in custody after apartment fire in Northwest Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – The Oklahoma City Fire Department responded to an apartment fire in the 7100 block of Melrose Lane, just off Rockwell Ave, Sunday afternoon. A woman has been taken into custody on suspicion of arson after possibly starting the fire. No injuries have been confirmed at this time, but crews a
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Motorcyclist Cuts Off Driver Near SE 44th, Then Stabs Him Repeatedly

A traffic dispute near SE 44th Street and the South I-35 Service Road in Oklahoma City turned violent late Saturday night when a motorcyclist allegedly pulled a knife and stabbed a driver multiple times. The driver was rushed to a nearby hospital and listed in stable condition, while the motorcyclist was arrested at th
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Young Oklahoma cerebral palsy athletes learn skills from national Paralympic soccer star

BETHANY, Okla. - For some young athletes, getting on the field is about more than playing a sport. It’s about finding a place where they feel like they belong. Saturday, a group of children with cerebral palsy had the chance to do just that during a soccer clinic hosted by Oklahoma Youth Parasports at Bethany Children’
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Oklahoma City couple sues to force release of stalled State Farm roof-claims report

An Oklahoma City couple is asking a judge to force the release of a state investigation into how State Farm handled denied roof-damage claims — a dispute that could carry implications far beyond one storm-damaged home, according to The Oklahoman. Here's what to know. Homeowners Craig and Elizabeth Gutierrez...
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This Oklahoma Art Playground Lets You Crawl Through The Exhibits And Touch Almost Everything

The rules are simple at this immersive art space in Oklahoma: touch everything, crawl through tunnels, and let your curiosity run wild. Forget the velvet ropes and glass cases. This is an art playground where you can climb, slide, and explore a world built around the emotional highs and lows...
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One injured, one arrested in SE Oklahoma City stabbing

OKLAHOMA CITY(KFOR)- The Oklahoma City Police Department responded to stabbing near SE 44th St and S I-35 Service Rd late Saturday night. Officers at the scene confirmed a motorcyclist cut in front of a driver at the intersection. An altercation took place shortly after between the motorcyclist and the driver. During t
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Oklahoma City Police Lieutenant Gets Surprise Reunion With His Son After a Year-Long Overseas...

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — An Oklahoma City police lieutenant thought he was heading into an ordinary day at work. Instead, he was greeted by his son, Officer James Shaw, who had just returned after a year-long military deployment overseas. The reunion happened inside a department garage and was captured...
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Former Ninnekah Superintendent Bunch Pleads No Contest in Omni Hotel Strangulation Case

Michael Todd Bunch, the 50-year-old former superintendent of Ninnekah Public Schools, has entered a blind plea of no contest to a felony strangulation charge stemming from a 2022 incident at an Oklahoma City hotel, closing out the criminal case just weeks before he faces sentencing this fall. Bunch pleaded no...
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EMSAcare enrollment and opt-out window opens Sept. 1 for Oklahoma City residents

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Starting Sept. 1, Oklahoma City residents can enroll or change their membership status with EMSAcare. Throughout September, OKC residents can enroll in EMSAcare, which covers out-of-pocket expenses for EMSA treatment-in-place services and emergency ambulance transports ending at hospitals
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Overnight vacant church fire in southeast Oklahoma City under investigation

OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma City Fire Department said an overnight vacant church fire in southeast Oklahoma City is under investigation. Multiple crews responded to a fire near Southeast 44th Street and South Shields Boulevard around 2:14 a.m. Firefighters entered the building to conduct a primary search. When firefig

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