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Business and community leaders gathered at Meridian Technology Center on May 6 to hear an economic outlook presentation from Cortney Cowley, Oklahoma City Branch Executive for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Cowley spoke during an event hosted by the Logan County Economic Development Council (LCEDC), focusing

Before grocery stores shrink wrapped everything in styrofoam and plastic, there was a better way to buy meat. A butcher who knew your name, who could tell you which cow your steak came from, and who would never look at you funny for asking for a two inch thick ribeye.

Oklahoma laboratories and doctors will soon be required to notify state health authorities of positive tests for alpha-gal syndrome.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma — A severe weather outlook has been introduced for Saturday, May 16, 2026, targeting a corridor from central Kansas into north Texas, with Wichita, Kansas and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma sitting directly in the heart of the threat zone. An expansive warm sector is expected to be...

OKLAHOMA CITY - The cause of a fire that damaged a home Monday evening in southwest Oklahoma City is under investigation, firefighters say. According to the Oklahoma City Fire Department, fire crews were called to the scene of a fire just after 11 p.m. at a home near Southwest 29th Street and South May Avenue.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Firefighters responded to a fire at an apartment complex on Tuesday in southwest Oklahoma City. According to the Oklahoma City Fire Department, firefighters were called after 6 a.m. to an apartment unit along South Indiana Avenue near Southwest 15th Street. Firefighters say two people lived in the...

Surely you knew we wouldn't skate through May so easily, did you?

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – New data on distracted driving shows Oklahoma ranks 10th in the nation for the deadliest states for distracted driving. That’s according to a new report from cell phone carrier whistleOut, using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. “I thought we’d be a lot higher, unfortu

EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — An Edmond doctor is paying civil penalties after allegations that he violated the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970. A U.S. Attorney announced doctor Edward Shadid, a spinal surgeon, paid $110,000 after he failed to use proper DEA forms while transferring controlled subs

A hot air balloon made an unexpected landing in the middle of a street in an Edmond, Oklahoma, neighborhood over the weekend, but this isn't the only time something like this has happened. Edmond police responded to the scene after the balloon touched down. But how common are landings like...