Search for female suspect ongoing after pursuit, crash in Spencer
A female suspect fled on foot after a police chase ended in Spencer. Authorities are using K-9 units and drones to locate the subject.
Greater OKC aerospace industry supports $8.8 billion in output and more than 80,000 jobs
The Greater Oklahoma City aerospace industry remains a cornerstone of the regional economy, generating $8.8 billion in goods and services and supporting more than 80,200 jobs, according to the latest Greater Oklahoma City Region Aerospace and Aviation Industry Survey and Economic Impact Assessment released by the...
An Oklahoma soldier’s story was almost forgotten—until these Oklahomans told his story
A teacher-student pair at Heritage Hall is illuminating World War II history. Together, they're telling the story of an Oklahoman who died during D-Day, when the Allied forces launched the invasion of Normandy. However, the soldier they chose to spotlight is still, in many ways, a mystery.
Man dies after being pulled from pond at Edmond disc golf course
Police say man drowned Sunday afternoon at a disc golf course pond in south Edmond.
After years of lap-dog performances, Oklahoma’s Ethics Commission has finally found its bite
Hats off to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission, which over the course of the past few months has seemingly transformed itself from a toothless shih tzu into an aggressive, but well-trained pitbull that’s going for the jugular. For years, the agency and its governing board inspired about as much fear as a cute baby bunny...
Oklahoma schools enforce new bell to bell no cell policy to enhance learning environment
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — Back to school is in full swing, and like every year, there's something new for the incoming class. A big item is the new cell phone ban across all Oklahoma schools. Phones can be a problem, especially if you're trying to learn. That's why the state implemented the bell to bell, no cell...
OCU Law tenant rights clinic rebrands amidst Oklahoma’s housing crisis
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Oklahoma continues to rank among the highest in the nation for eviction rates. “There is an inherent power imbalance between landlords and tenants and a lot of times tenants don’t know what their rights are,” said Victoria Wilson, staff attorney. Oklahoma City University School of Law says...
Yukon and Mustang educators welcome new affordable work-life balance childcare
Unique childcare initiative by Yukon and Mustang Public Schools, providing educators with cheaper, DHS-compliant, and highly accessible care for their children.
Oklahoma City jail agreement proposes housing inmates in Cleveland County Detention Center
Cleveland County Commissioners will discuss on Monday a proposed agreement with the Oklahoma City Municipal Facilities Authority that would allow Oklahoma City to house its inmates at the Cleveland County Detention Center. If approved, the authority would pay $68 a day for each inmate housed in the detention center,...
Oklahoma City Braces for Showers and Thunderstorms with Warmer Temperatures on the Horizon
Oklahoma City residents should keep their umbrellas at hand this week, as the National Weather Service predicts a mix of showers and thunderstorms leading into a rise in temperatures. The latest update from the National Weather Service Oklahoma City details a 50 percent chance of precipitation today, with possibly...
