Oklahoma City OK

A growing dispute between racing horse owners and jockeys is casting doubt on whether races at Remington Park can fully continue as scheduled, as a group of jockeys has threatened to boycott until a new deal is reached.

OKC Animal Welfare joins Living Oklahoma with another Pet Pal of the Week, sponsored by Mathis Home. This time we're talking about Girly Girl, a medium sized pitbull mix. She is very affectionate, loveable, and quick learning. You can adopt or foster a pet from OKC Animal Welfare. Visit them at 2811 SE 29th St. in...

BNSF Railway will open a pint-sized intermodal terminal in Oklahoma City in November to serve Hobby Lobby Stores. The 42-acre facility will streamline the craft retailer’s supply chain and allow loaded containers to move directly from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to its network of distribution centers in...

The chronically understaffed Oklahoma County Detention Center has even fewer guards than last year, despite efforts to hire and retain more officers with bonuses and wellness programs. There are currently 360 staff members at the jail, including 134 detention officers. That’s 30 fewer detention officers than the jail...

The family of the Oklahoma County Deputy killed in 2022 while serving an eviction notice reacted to learning the accused murderer may not face justice.

The Oklahoma City Zoo has welcomed a new member to its animal family.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — Oklahoma City Police are looking for a man with a warrant for several charges. Necco Lowery, 31, has an arrest warrant for assault with a dangerous weapon, first-degree burglary, possession of a firearm after a felony conviction, assault and battery, and malicious injury to property.

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Attorney General Gentner Drummond has warned major artificial intelligence companies to stop hurting kids. In a letter to a dozen companies, including Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft, Drummond and a coalition of 43 other attorneys general addressed reports of AI chatbots engaging in sexually...

One person died after a car and motorcycle crash in Oklahoma City on Wednesday night, police said.

Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners held two back-to-back closed door meetings this week to discuss “personnel” issues. A filing was made on Wednesday, September 3 of two meetings that fell under the Corporation Commission Open Meeting Act Exempt Event. The act allows commissioners to hold certain meetings without the...