New AI Officer discusses plans to use the technology in state government
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The state is looking at ways to implement artificial intelligence (AI) into state agencies and other areas of government after appointing a new state Chief AI and Technology Officer. Tai Phan was chosen for the role by the state’s Chief Information Officer, Dan Cronin. “To succeed in A.I. and...
OKC woman faces charges out of Grady County for alleged police chase
GRADY COUNTY, Okla. (KSWO) - An Oklahoma City woman faces charges out of Grady County for an alleged police chase. Amara Stanton is charged with endangering others while eluding, possession of a controlled substance. According to court documents, on Sunday, she was stopped for issues with her car’s tag lights....
Edmond PD responds to Scobey’s racial bias arrest data
The customer was Angela Scobey, the wife of prominent metro Pastor Derrick Scobey. He came to his wife’s defense during the incident and later addressed the Edmond Community Policing Board with data. He says Edmond Police are guilty of lopsided enforcement based on racial lines. We wanted to know...
Greater Mt. Olive hosts free Thanksgiving feast
OKLAHOMA CITY - Thanksgiving is all about family, food, and giving thanks, and this Thanksgiving, that is exactly the focus at Greater Mt. Olive church. It was an idea that was born last Thanksgiving, as church members sat down with their families for dinner. “Just seeing the food insecurity and...
17-year-old dead after overnight crash
KREMLIN, Okla. (KFOR) — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol confirms a 17-year-old is dead after a fatal overnight crash in a four-wheeler around 9 p.m. on Saturday night. The four-wheeler was traveling in the middle of the roadway, and it overturned an unknown number of times.
Drummond rallies nation’s attorneys general to combat Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis
OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 26, 2025) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond is leading 39 state attorneys general in urging Congress to pass the Tribal Warrant Fairness Act, critical legislation that would provide tribal communities with equal access to federal law enforcement resources. In a letter spearheaded by Drummond,...
Childhood friends continue Taft Stadium “Turkey Bowl” tradition for 66 years
A lot of folks like to toss the pigskin around the yard with their family on Thanksgiving. For one metro group of childhood friends, it's a tradition dating back 6 decades with a yearly "Turkey Bowl" at Taft Stadium in northwest Oklahoma City.
Love’s Reopens Oklahoma Travel Stop
The rebuilt site features modernized, expanded facilities and additional amenities. Love’s has announced the reopening of its Stroud, Okla., location along the westbound lanes of I-44 on the Turner Turnpike. The all-new, larger travel stop provides fresh food, larger restrooms and more for those traveling between...
A new DNA process is helping Oklahoma investigators identify decades-old remains in cold cases
A new forensic process is helping investigators across Oklahoma identify remains in cold cases dating back decades — including a Canadian County case involving a woman who had been missing for nearly 40 years.
Has Anyone Else Noticed the Water Smelling Like Sewage?
A recent post on social media has sparked a discussion about the quality of water in certain areas. The original poster (OP) shared their concern about the water in their area smelling like sewage. This observation was made by the OP's mother and grandmother who were visiting from Kansas City and refused to drink the...
