Yukon residents turn in petition to recall mayor amid data center controversy
YUKON, Okla - Yukon residents turned in a recall petition against Yukon Mayor Brian Pillmore on Thursday. Residents are calling for Pillmore to be removed from his position amid growing controversy over a proposed data center project and the city’s agreement with developer BLE Landholdings, which is associated with Bel
Daring Police K-9 Refuses To Let Go of Suspect, Even While Being Dragged By...
Most police dogs are trained to stop suspects from getting away. Few end up being dragged down the road while refusing to let go. That’s exactly what happened when a brave Oklahoma City Police K-9 ... Read more
Brent Swadley files court papers concerning recent recorded attorney/client conversations
Brent Swadley files injunction against the Attorney General and others over recorded jailhouse phone calls with his attorney.
Oklahoma-Based Homebuilder Sued for Pregnancy Discrimination
H.C. Employees, LLC doing business as Home Creations, a homebuilder operating in Oklahoma and Texas, violated federal law when it fired an employee because of her pregnancy, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit announced today. According to the EEOC’s lawsuit, Home Creations’ sal
This Hidden Oklahoma Pasta Shop Is a Handmade Italian Dream Serving Fresh Noodles and...
Fresh pasta is a different beast from the dried stuff in a box. It is tender, silky, and so delicate that it cooks in two minutes flat. One hidden Oklahoma City shop has made it their mission to bring this handmade Italian dream to the Sooner State, and the results are absolutely worth seeking out.
Man accused of throwing Molotov cocktail at man in wheelchair outside OKC police headquarters
OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City man is accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at a man in a wheelchair before allegedly pushing the victim into the flames outside of the OKC police department. Police said the attack happened early Thursday morning near S. Lee Ave. at W. Main St....
Oklahoma’s new bartender training law takes effect as businesses adjust to new requirements
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Marissa Murrow Act now requires bartenders working private events to complete in-person training before they can serve alcohol. While business owners say they support the goal of preventing impaired driving, some say getting certified is becoming more difficult due to limited class availability. Wha
Oklahoma doctors issue new guidelines for dental procedures after joint replacement
The American Dental Association and the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons have renewed guidelines for individuals pursuing dental procedures after receiving a joint replacement. Watch News 9’s 5 p.m. newscast now. Watch News 9’s 4 p.m. newscast now. 50 minutes ago. An aerial view of severe weather, World...
Yukon man charged with second-degree murder after hit and run
OKLAHOMA CITY - Sterling Morales of Yukon, OK, has been charged with second degree murder after a hit-and-run accident left one person dead in Oklahoma City, according to police. Court documents claim that Morales, a 28-year-old man, was pulled over by officers near 3100 North Interstate 35 Service Road in...
OKC Fire Chief clarifies fireworks laws as Fourth of July nears
OKLAHOMA CITY - For the first time in nearly 40 years, Oklahomans can legally buy bottle rockets and purchase fireworks year-round under the state’s new Rockets Red Glare Act. However, city officials would like to remind residents that fireworks are still banned in Oklahoma City’s city limits. News...

















