Edmond Officials Unveil Monthly 911 Snapshot, Promising Transparency in Emergency Response Data
The City of Edmond, Government, took to social media with a novel approach to civic engagement, shedding light on the workings of its emergency response system. In a recent Facebook post, Edmond officials shared a "Monthly Snapshot" of their 911 call intake and incidents handled—serving as a barometer for the...
KFOR’s Ali Meyer moving from morning to evening broadcasts
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – KFOR’s Ali Meyer announced on Monday that she will be moving from the morning show to evening broadcasts. Ali can now be seen on the 4 p.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. shows on News 4 after decades on the morning show. She will also continue in her award-winning investigative reporting. […]
Oklahoma Weather Alert: Oklahoma City Homeowners Pay the Price for Ignoring Winter Prep
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – After multiple rounds of winter cold already tested homes across Oklahoma, many homeowners are discovering that overlooked winter prep issues don’t require extreme conditions to...
Families Speak Out in Wake of News of State Farm Hail Scheme
Craig and Elizabeth Gutierrez, whose roof was destroyed in September 2024, are one of many individuals and business owners nationwide, who reached out to Oklahoma Watch after news broke of State Farm’s alleged hail scheme. In fighting a denied roof claim, Craig and Elizabeth Gutierrez battled with State Farm’s...
Death row inmate returns to Oklahoma to face execution
OKLAHOMA CITY — Death row inmate William Lewis Reece has been returned to Oklahoma to face execution for the 1997 murder of 19-year-old Tiffany Johnston.
County Assessors examine the cost of no more OK property taxes
The new year had many county assessors looking at what sort of impact would be had if Oklahoma got rid of its property tax. Critics have said it could destroy the money that public schools and many others rely on.
Driver dies in crash on Kickapoo Turnpike after vehicle hits bridge support
OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLA. (KOKH) — A driver is dead after a crash on the Kickapoo Turnpike Saturday night. Oklahoma Highway Patrol responded around 10:30 p.m. near mile marker 138 in Oklahoma County, where a vehicle driven by 56-year-old Larry Rowland left the roadway. The car went into the grass median and hit a bridge...
Hundreds rally in Oklahoma City after ICE shooting in Minneapolis
OKLAHOMA CITY - Hundreds of people gathered Sunday afternoon alongOklahoma City Boulevard at Scissortail Park for the “ICE Out for Good” protest, part of a nationwide response to the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis earlier this week. The crowd stretched between...
Free Oklahoma City grief training teaches how to support others through loss
OKLAHOMA CITY - Grief touches every life, but many people feel unsure how to navigate it or how to support someone who is struggling. During this interview,Calm Waters CEO Trisha Koelsch explains a free community grief training designed to help both professionals and the public better understand the grief journey,...
Paseo Arts Association announces open call for entries in annual art exhibition
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Paseo Arts Association announced an open call for entries in its annual juried art exhibition "The March Show!" The March Show is a themed exhibition at Gallery II of the Paseo Arts & Creativity Center, featuring artwork in all mediums. The theme this year is "Here and Now!"
