‘Historic injustice’: Board recommends OKC Council approve name change for location
The Metropolitan Library Commission voted Thursday to send a resolution requesting a name change for a controversial library to the Oklahoma City Council.
Frontier City & Wild West Water Works to reimplement chaperone policy this weekend
Frontier City & Wild West Water Works are reimplementing their chaperone policy this Saturday.
National DNA Database in Edmond Unlocks Oklahoma’s Cold Cases
A national DNA database is helping to solve new and cold cases in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City man arrested after allegedly threatening security guard with gun and machete
An Oklahoma City man is facing felony charges after allegedly threatening a Dollar General security guard with a firearm and a machete during a confrontation over a bag of ice, according to court documents. Oklahoma City Police responded to reports of an assault with a deadly weapon and arrived to...
Honduran national detained after dragging ICE officer during arrest, authorities say
A Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer was injured after trying to arrest an undocumented immigrant living in Oklahoma City.
A 5ft problem left on a metro woman’s lawn to clean up or pay...
An Oklahoma City homeowner says OG&E left behind a 5-foot pile of tree limbs on her lawn after storm damage repairs. The city noticed the pile weeks later but said she would not face a fine. However, a couple of days later, a notice showed up on her door telling her to clean up or pay up.
Gov. Stitt sends flood response teams to Texas, New Mexico
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) – Gov. Kevin Stitt sent additional support personnel to help New Mexico and Texas amid devastating, deadly floods that have beleaguered both Southwest states. Stitt and the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) deployed a 10-person support team on Monday to assist with incident...
Edmond Police warn residents of bank fraud scam
According to the Edmond Police Department, there has been an increase in scam calls targeting bank customers.
Woman says city has ignored broken retaining wall washing away yard
An Oklahoma City woman says the backyard she’s called home for more than half a century is being washed away by a creek, and despite years of phone calls to the city, nobody has done anything to fix the problem.
WATCH: OKC Zoo’s baby elephant splashes around in celebration of World Elephant Day
The Oklahoma City Zoo shared an adorable video of baby elephant, Xerxes, splashing around in water in celebration of World Elephant Day.
