10 Oklahoma Diners Serving Onion-Fried Burgers Worth Hitting The Road For
Thinly sliced onions smashed directly into beef on a hot griddle, caramelizing into a savory crust that no other burger in the country can replicate. Oklahoma invented this, and the state has been perfecting it ever since. The onion-fried burger was born out of Depression-era creativity, and what started as...
Unsolved State Fair murders inspires new law for reviewing cold cases in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma families waiting for answers in unsolved murder cases may soon have a new path to justice. Governor Kevin Stitt has signed Senate Bill 1636 into law, creating a formal process to review cold cases. Lawmakers say the measure is designed to help families who have spent years without
Fight over uncooked burger leads to SE OKC homicide
OKLAHOMA CITY - A fight over an uncooked burger led to a homicide in southeast Oklahoma City, court documents said. An affidavit said Oklahoma City police were called to a home near Southeast 15th Street and South High Avenue on Monday, April 13, just before 10 p.m. On scene, officers said they located the victim, late
Multiple Tornadoes Very Large Hail and Damaging Winds Targeting Texas Through Wisconsin Including Oklahoma...
CENTRAL PLAINS — A large and potentially significant severe weather event is taking shape for Monday, May 18, 2026, with very large hail, damaging winds, and multiple tornadoes all likely across a massive corridor stretching from Texas northward through Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and into Wisconsin. The threat c
‘River’ the hatchery dog protects fish for OKC Parks
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — She has a shiny black coat, big ears, four legs, and the best job in the city. River, the fish hatchery dog, spends her days on guard keeping the fish safe before they are stocked in ponds. “Come on, up up!” said John Rayfield, Fisheries...
New Norman entertainment district breaks ground
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A new entertainment district is coming to Norman, and on Tuesday, project leaders officially broke ground. Plans include bringing dining, retail, sporting events, and more to the development. “This is a moment I know you can’t sit around and celebrate for a long time because...
Walters facing new defamation lawsuit
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — An Edmond teacher Ryan Walters tried to strip of his teaching certification is now suing the former state superintendent for defamation, accusing him of intentionally abusing his position to smear his name and teaching career. Regan Killackey is suing both Walters and the State Department...
Life of civil rights Pioneer Richard Brown honored at Clara Luper Sit-In Plaza
OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City leaders and families gathered Tuesday morning to honor civil rights pioneer Richard Brown, one of the students who helped desegregate local lunch counters during the historic 1958 sit-ins. The ceremony took place at the Clara Luper Sit-In Plaza in downtown Oklahoma City - the same...
Former Grain Silo in Oklahoma Reopens 90-Foot Walls With Different Ownership
Specs: High Plains Climbing recently reopened under different ownership in the iconic 90-foot grain elevators in Oklahoma City. According to High Plains Climbing Co-Owner Aaron Gibson, the agricultural background of the facility “pre-dates Oklahoma statehood, as early as 1901. The silos were abandoned in the 1970s and
OKC Police: Woman assaulted while walking dog in NW OKC neighborhood, suspect in custody
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma City Police say one person is in custody, accused of attacking a woman who was walking her dog in a Northwest Oklahoma City neighborhood Wednesday morning. It happened in a neighborhood just northeast of Northwest 30th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue just after 2 a.m. Oklahoma City Police

















