Edmond OK

A recent incident at Jerry's Artarama, a popular art supply store, has sparked a conversation on social media. An unsatisfied customer created a scene at the store, causing distress to both staff and other customers. The customer was reportedly unhappy with a framed print he had come to pick up. Despite the staff's...

Community health and wellness took center stage at the Moore Food & Resource Center on an unassuming morning, where the Cleveland County Health Department pitched in to offer residents a helping hand. In an effort to bolster public health, their team provided SoonerCare enrollment assistance alongside no-cost flu...

Nothing beats the smell of fresh catfish sizzling in hot oil, creating that perfect golden crust that cracks when you bite into it. Oklahoma has a deep love for fish fries, where families gather to enjoy crispy, flavorful seafood that warms the soul. I’ve put together a list of the...

The Village Police Department publicly hailed one of their own earlier this week, extending hearty kudos to Deputy Chief Matt Butcher for his unwavering service and marking another milestone in his professional journey. Butcher, who started his career with the department in 2002, has covered a spectrum of roles...

OKLAHOMA CITY – House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, released the following statement after the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) board voted to reject a proposed emergency rule from the Governor as an extension of his recent Executive Order 2025-16. The proposed rule sought to mandate all...

Update 11/16/25 8:30 p.m: Endangered Missing 18-year-old girl Ivy Gaglione has been found safe, according to authorities. Original story 11/16/25 8:15 p.m: OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for an 18-year-old girl last seen in Oklahoma City. According to OHP,...

In a commendable act of community service, the students of Southern Nazarene University's international management class were recognized for their initiative to combat local food insecurity. Spearheaded by the class, a food drive amassed over 1,000 non-perishable items amidst rising concerns about the termination of...

I grew up believing that crispy fried chicken was just something grandmas made in cast iron skillets, not something you could order at a restaurant. Then I discovered Oklahoma’s BBQ scene, where smoky ribs share menu space with golden, crackling chicken that tastes like Sunday dinner at your favorite aunt’s house.

A local business started a GoFundMe for a three-year-old girl facing pediatric cancer and homelessness in Oklahoma City, the shop owners told News 9 last week. Tyler Marchant, the co-owner of Refinery, said she struck up a conversation with her FedEx driver and learned his daughter was battling a rare illness.

Oklahoma City has launched a new online tool called 'What Goes Where' to help residents sort waste and recycling. The OKC Utilities Department introduced the tool on November 13, 2025, during America Recycles Day. City officials, including Mayor David Holt, Councilperson James Cooper, and Utilities Director Chris...