Edmond police grant hospice patient’s dream ride-along
EDMOND, Okla. - For Olivia Snyder, a lifelong interest in law enforcement became a dream fulfilled when the Edmond Police Department arranged a ride-along experience during her time in hospice care. Snyder, 23, said the opportunity meant everything to her after years of battling severe medical conditions that left her.
Interstate 44 near May Avenue reopened following crash
The westbound lanes of Interstate 44 have been narrowed to one lane west of North May Avenue on Thursday afternoon following a crash.
OAK Oklahoma City Lands Evereve, 7th Ave, FACE FOUNDRIÉ
OAK, the 20-acre mixed-use district in the heart of Oklahoma City, today announced Evereve, 7th Avenue and FACE FOUNDRIÉ as the latest additions to its best-in-class retail lineup. Opening in the coming year, the new concepts join Oklahoma City’s most dynamic retail destination, which also includes RH, Shake Shack, Mes
The Breakdown: Assault in youth sports
The Breakdown is a unique program reinventing ways to bring news to the Oklahoma city market. On today’s episode of The Breakdown, News 4’s Abigail Franklin discusses her story about parents getting physical with referees and umpires in youth recreational leagues. Tune in every Monday through Friday at...
Free child care program helping Oklahoma families stay afloat
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KFOR) — Oklahomans are struggling to find child care, which can be expensive. Many low-income families may not realize there are more options available. “I want to draw my mama,” said Chase Fleetwood. Fleetwood loves superheroes. One in particular. “Spiderman!” said Fleetwood. His mother, Jeliyah P
Automatic expungement, easier medical parole and better good-time credits: Oklahoma’s criminal justice reforms
Corri Williams completed probation for burglary five years ago, but the punishment didn’t seem to end there. Everything from finding a steady job to a place to live proved difficult after the conviction, said Williams, who eventually found a job as a volunteer coordinator at the Opportunities Industrialization Center o
4 people killed in fiery I-40 crash near Yukon
YUKON, Okla. - Four people died in a crash on Friday involving a wrong-way driver along Interstate 40 near Yukon, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Around 12:30 a.m., OHP says troopers were notified of reports of a driver travelling on the wrong side of the interstate near Mustang Road. Reports indicate the dri
This Unassuming Restaurant Is Where Oklahomans Go for the Best Chicken Fried Steak Ever
The chicken fried steak arrives looking like a golden map of Oklahoma, covering the entire plate and hanging over the edges like a delicious blanket. A waterfall of peppery gravy cascades over the top, pooling around mashed potatoes that sit nearby like loyal sidekicks. The country star who lent his...
Boley Rodeo Day in Oklahoma celebrates nation’s oldest African American rodeo
Boley Rodeo Day in Oklahoma celebrates nation’s oldest African American rodeo. The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City will celebrate Boley Rodeo Day on Friday, marking the kickoff of what is recognized as the nation’s oldest African American rodeo. The rodeo, which dates back to...
Duckie’s Woodfire brings bagels and beer concept to Downtown Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY - Duckie’s Woodfire in downtown Oklahoma City is flipping the script on the traditional bagel shop, serving up house-made bagels and craft beer in a concept that blends bakery, taproom and a neighborhood gathering space all under one roof. Opened in January, the restaurant starts its baking...

















