Oklahoma lawmaker hopes to protect event venues, patrons from bot-powered ticket fraud
Lawmakers are looking to tighten up restrictions around online ticket resales. They heard from local stakeholders about the worsening issue and how to protect consumers from fraud.
Ronald McDonald House OKC expands to 68 rooms, welcomes new CEO
For families traveling to Oklahoma City for a child's medical care, having a place to stay nearby can make an already difficult experience a little easier. Ronald McDonald House Oklahoma City is expanding its ability to provide that support, adding accommodations as it welcomes new leadership. The. nonprofit recently opened...
OKC approves zoning for first mega-data center
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – In an Oklahoma City Council Meeting on Tuesday, Beltline Energy won a huge battle in its efforts to build the first mega-data center in Oklahoma City. According to The Oklahoman, the news comes after Beltline Energy agreed to terms which the company’s attorney described as the most restrictive, regulated zoning for […]
Former death row inmate Richard Glossip returns to court ahead of December retrial
OKLAHOMA CITY - Former Oklahoma Death Row inmate Richard Glossip returned to court ahead of a murder retrial set for December. A judge approved the defense’s request during a hearing Monday for additional DNA testing at an independent lab. The judge denied a request to delay the trial. The...
Customers react to Dollar General lawsuit
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Our state attorney general has joined 19 other state attorney’s general and The Federal Trade Commission in a lawsuit against Dollar General. They accuse the retail giant for years of engaging in deceptive pricing practices, knowing about it, and still doing it. Those we spoke with say they were disappointed to […]
Jason Momoa’s band to perform Halloween night in Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY - Jason Momoa has been turning heads around Oklahoma City in recent weeks, and now the Hollywood star is giving fans another reason to get excited. This time, he’s trading the movie set for the stage. Momoa and his band, ÖOF TATATÁ, are set to perform at...
Creston Park demolition underway as OKC Housing Authority plans neighborhood redevelopment
OKLAHOMA CITY - Creston Park in northeast Oklahoma City is getting a makeover as the Oklahoma City Housing Authority works toward redeveloping the aging public housing neighborhood. The first phase of construction is expected to begin in 2027, but there is no timeline yet for completion of the entire project.
Mistletoe Market brings holiday shopping, Santa and special events to OKC
OKLAHOMA CITY - The annual FabulousMistletoe Market is returning to Oklahoma City next weekend, bringing more than 130 merchants to the Bennett Event Center at OKC Fair Park for a holiday shopping experience benefiting the Junior League of Oklahoma City. The four-day event running from Nov. 5—8 will feature a...
Oklahoma City Council rezones two properties for data centers after delays
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — After months of delays, two proposed data centers in western Oklahoma City were back before the city council for final rezoning decisions. Council members considered final rezoning ordinances for two separate properties near I-40 and Frisco Rd. that are part of a larger proposed data center campus. The decisions have been postponed repeatedly since March, and both items are now back on the council’s agenda.
OKC’s Festival de Vida y Muerte returns to Scissortail Park
Oklahoma City’s Festival de Vida y Muerte returns to Scissortail Park Sunday, Nov. 1, for its seventh annual celebration of Día de Muertos. The free, family-friendly festival runs from noon to 8 p.m. and will feature live music, dance, art, food, community ofrendas and activities celebrating Mexican and Latino culture while honoring loved ones who have died.

















