Another of KFOR’s own inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame
EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — KFOR’s 6:00 p.m. newscast producer, Patrick Spencer, was inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame on Thursday. Spencer has been with KFOR since 2015, but his impact as a journalist in Oklahoma began decades ago. He has covered the execution of Timothy McVeigh along with the devastating
Oklahoma Highway Patrol K9s receive bullet, stab resistant vests
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Two K9s with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol are a little bit safer thanks to a recent donation. Durk and Elvis, both K9s with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, received bullet and stab protective vests from the non-profit Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. The vests are embroidered...
10 Must-Try Mexican Restaurants in Oklahoma That Taste Straight From the Heart of Mexico
You can tell a lot about a Mexican restaurant within sixty seconds of walking through the door. The smell of fresh tortillas. The sizzle of a fajita plate headed to a nearby table. The way the salsa hits your tongue, bright and spicy and clearly made that morning. Oklahoma has...
“That’s an impound”: Oklahoma County deputy locates BMW with 2022 tag
The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office on Thursday took to its social media Facebook page, highlighting a record find.
Denton man arrested after shooting ex-girlfriend, fleeing to Oklahoma
DENTON, Texas - A Denton man was arrested in Oklahoma City on Wednesday after allegedly shooting his ex-girlfriend, police said. On Tuesday, May 12 at around 10 p.m., Denton Police responded to reports of a shooting in the 2400 block of North Bell Avenue. Officers were flagged down by two...
Authorities seek help identifying suspect in larceny investigation
The Midwest City Police Department is asking the public for help identifying a man allegedly wanted for questioning in connection with a string of shoplifting incidents at retail stores.
Man arrested for making death threats towards a sheriff’s deputy
47-year-old Cory Charlston was arrested Tuesday after posting death threats towards an Oklahoma County Sheriff's Deputy on social media.
Former Oklahoma Death Row inmate Richard Glossip to be released on bond, judge rules
OKLAHOMA CITY - UPDATE: An Oklahoma County judge has granted a request for bail for former Death Row inmate Richard Glossip. In a ruling on Thursday, a judge ruled that bail for Glossip would be granted while the state prepares to retry him for the 1997 murder of Oklahoma City motel owner Barry Van Treese.
Homelessness among families and youth reach new highs in Oklahoma City
More families and unaccompanied youth are experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City now than at any other point in the past two decades, according to newly released figures. Though the city’s overall homelessness saw a small decline this year, unaccompanied youth and family homelessness grew by 11% and 5% respectively
Route 66 Takes Over Oklahoma State Fair Midway in 2026
Route 66 is getting top billing at the Oklahoma State Fair in 2026, with organizers locking in "The Midway of the Mother Road" as the fair's official theme. The run is set for Sept. 17–27, 2026, at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, where fair planners say the historic highway will shape the look and feel of rides, exhi
