Endangered Missing Advisory canceled for 27-year-old woman last seen in OKC, located
An Endangered Missing Advisory has been issued for 27-year-old Ashley Branch, who was last seen in Oklahoma City early Thursday morning.
Man accused of killing Kansas mothers files motion to dismiss charges
Tad Cullum's lawyers filed a motion accusing the Texas County, Oklahoma, district attorney of violating the court's gag order.
Governor Stitt welcomes $179 million investment, says “Oklahoma keeps proving it’s a top destination...
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt announced that McKesson will invest $179 million in a new facility in Moore, Oklahoma, calling the project another sign of the state’s growing business environment. “Oklahoma keeps proving it’s a top destination for growing businesses,” Stitt said. “I am proud to welcome their...
Every Oklahoma Town Has A Favorite Sonic
Every town has one. The Sonic everybody recommends and the Sonic everybody avoids.
Wiley Post Park announces new improvements along Oklahoma River
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – The City of Oklahoma City officials at Wiley Post Park announced new improvements to the north area of the park along the Oklahoma River. “We are so excited to see this area come to life,” OKC Parks Director Melinda McMillan-Miller said. “We invite residents to come and explore the playgrounds, s
CMS launches nationwide framework for Medicaid work requirements
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its Interim Final Rule with Comment (IFC) requiring certain adult Medicaid applicants and enrollees to meet conditions of eligibility starting January 1, 2027.
Skydance Bridge to glow blue as OKC joins World Bronchiectasis Day “BE the Light”...
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma City is taking part in a worldwide effort to raise awareness for people experiencing bronchiectasis. In honor of World Bronchiectasis Day, Oklahoma City is lighting up the Skydance Bridge blue on July 1 to raise awareness for bronchiectasis in the first "BE the Light" campaign.
BeHeard Movement makes urgent plea for donations as mobile supply trailers run bare
TULSA, Okla. — The BeHeard Movement is facing a critical shortage this summer, and organizers say their mobile outreach trailers are running out of basic essentials faster than ever. The local nonprofit brings services directly to individuals experiencing homelessness through its mobile drop-in centers, providing showe
As data centers eye Oklahoma, tribes weigh the costs
Tribal nations across Oklahoma and the country are working out how to navigate an influx of corporate interest in Indian Country, thanks to a rise in data centers.
Oklahoman creates AC shade to help lower the heat
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Has your AC unit ever overheated or struggled to keep up in the heat? One Oklahoman had a similar issue and took matters into his own hands by creating a shade designed for AC units. “It was just, you know, 76, 77 every day running...
