OG&E: 3,600 customers still without power after Oklahoma Derecho storms
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — OG&E crews have restored power to 94% of customers impacted by Sunday night’s severe storms, but crews are trying to beat the clock as additional storms are expected to move into the area Tuesday night. At 12 p.m. on Tuesday, OG&E said 3,621 customers...
OHP K-9 remembered for protecting countless lives passes away
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Officials with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol are remembering a dedicated K-9 officer who passed away earlier this month. K-9 Dak was born in 2014 and began serving with the OHP in 2015. Throughout his distinguished career, officials say Dak's exceptional instincts made a significant impact...
Oklahoma ACA insurer Mending to end health plans after this year
One of seven carriers offering Affordable Care Act Marketplace health insurance in Oklahoma will cease offering coverage next year. A health policy analyst says the move comes amid a broader trend of insurer exits as several federal policy changes fuel declining enrollment. Mending, founded in 2021, offered individual
McKesson picks Moore for 330,000-square-foot distribution hub, 200+ jobs expected
MOORE, Okla. (KOKH) — City leaders in Moore say a major U.S. company is coming to the Sooner State with a new regional distribution facility. McKesson Corp., a Fortune 100 U.S.-based company that distributes about one-third of all pharmaceuticals in North America, has selected Moore as the site of a highly automated re
One arrested in fatal shooting in NE Oklahoma City
One person has been arrested, and another has died following a shooting in Northeast Oklahoma City on Monday, officials say.
OG&E makes quick work of power restoration
Only about 3,600 customers of Oklahoma Gas & Electric remained without power as of mid-day Tuesday following the Sunday night storm that at one point left 77,000 customers statewide without electricity. A utility update Tuesday afternoon indicated 94% of the impact customers had power back on and crews continued workin
Police seek to identify suspect in copper theft investigation
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Authorities are asking for the public’s help identifying a man allegedly connected to a copper investigation. Police say the man (shown above) is wanted for questioning regarding copper that was stolen out of several electrical poles at a business near Northwest Expressway and Council.
OKC Party Pros Muscle Into Tulsa With Big New Showroom Lease
Marianne's Rentals, a long-running, family-owned event-rental company out of Oklahoma City, is moving into South Central Tulsa with a sizable new showroom. The firm has leased about 18,149 square feet at 8532 E. 41st Street in a freestanding retail building near the BA Expressway, which will put a hefty stockpile of te
Edmond police arrest two more suspects tied to Arcadia Lake mass shooting
EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — Edmond Police have arrested two additional suspects in connection with the May 3 Arcadia Lake mass shooting that left one person dead and injured 22 others. Detectives with the Edmond Police Department (EPD) arrested 21-year-old Marcus Kane Jones on Tuesday. Jones was transported to the...
Oklahoma National Guard Museum opens new facility in Oklahoma City
A new chapter in Oklahoma’s military history is now open to the public. The Oklahoma National Guard Museum celebrated its grand opening last week, unveiling a new facility designed to tell the story of Oklahoma’s Army and Air National Guard from pre-statehood through the present day. The museum’s...

















