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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Another tenant at a Vesta Realty property is speaking out about poor living conditions and a lack of maintenance, this time at the Putnam Green Apartments. “In my dishwasher, there is cockroaches, as you can see. And usually there’s not just one, there’s usually multiple,”...

YUKON, Okla. - Frustration mounted among some Yukon residents Wednesday night after a special City Council meeting drew a crowd large enough to require attendees to be split among multiple locations, leaving some feeling disconnected from the proceedings. The special meeting was called to appoint a replacement for form

Fire crews are on the scene of a commercial fire in Southwest Oklahoma City.

OKLAHOMA CITY - In a meeting on Thursday, the Oklahoma State Department of Education will decide whether three Oklahoma teachers facing allegations of abuse toward students should lose their teaching certificates. The cases involve allegations of assault and abuse involving special education students. The board meeting

Cinderella's Tom Keifer Band is coming to the Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City, and we're giving away tickets!

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — A proposed half-cent sales tax has been shut down after the Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners did not second the proposal. On Tuesday, the tax was proposed to fund public safety with 78% of the funding going towards the new jail for Oklahoma County.

Some lakes are built for swimming, skiing, or showing off your boat. This one was built for something else entirely. When this Oklahoma reservoir was constructed decades ago, the water level rose and swallowed a forest whole, leaving behind a graveyard of bare trunks that reach out of the water like frozen screams. The

OKLAHOMA CITY — Sixteen Oklahoma universities, including the two largest in the state, are seeking to raise their tuition and fees by an average of 2.96%, should a state board give approval. With nine more colleges intending to hold their tuition and fees flat, Oklahoma’s higher education system could see a 2.2% increa

This information was first published in KOSU's music newsletter, The Spy Bulletin. You can sign up to receive local music news, ticket giveaways and concert listings in your inbox every Wednesday. Gene Triplett, a Hall of Fame journalist and longtime entertainment editor at The Oklahoman, died on June 6 at...

A strong jet stream wave, unusually strong for late June, will travel across our State and interact with high heat and thick humidity. Elevated Severe Storm (Supercell) Risk is with us, especially near and North of I-40. A Flash Flood Watch is also in effect from North OKC Metro thru all of Northern Oklahoma. Heads […]