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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A crash is slowing traffic on I-44 in Oklahoma City Monday morning. Officials say the rollover accident happened on I-44 southbound near NW 10th St. Traffic is being impacted in that area. It is unclear what caused the crash or if anyone was injured. Visit KFOR’s Live Traffic Map for updates.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Plans for Oklahoma City’s proposed Legends Tower are still alive, but the developer says the biggest challenge may not be federal approval, it’s whether there’s enough demand to fill it. Developer Scot Matteson told News 9 that while discussions with the Federal Aviation Administration...

The Norman Transcript, Okla. The Norman Fire Department officially has a new fire engine. Obtaining the truck was a several-year process, as fire trucks are custom-built and can take two or more years to complete once the design is approved. The new truck will service Fire Station 3 for several years as the department

MOORE, Okla. (KOKH) — The Moore Police Department is inviting the community to meet local officers, ask questions, and learn basic self-defense at Coffee with a Cop. On June 27, officers with the Moore Police Department will be at Blackout Jiu-Jitsu Gym at 10 a.m. for Coffee with a Cop.

The Sooners add a three-star pass catcher to their 2027 class.

Norman City Council has signed off on a tight spending plan for the fiscal year running July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, opting for caution over ambition as sales tax revenue refuses to budge. City leaders are pitching the budget as a way to keep the lights on and the streets paved while they wait to see if the loc

Several children have died as part of the challenge, which health officials have been warning about since at least 2020.

Everyone talks about ribs. Ribs get the headlines, the Instagram photos, the lines wrapped around the building on a Saturday afternoon. But Oklahoma barbecue has a secret masterpiece, and it is not the thing with the bones. Ten hidden gem BBQ joints across the Sooner State are serving something else entirely, a smoked

Tuesdays used to be the most boring day of the week. Far enough from the weekend to feel hopeless, close enough to Wednesday that you could almost taste the hump. But one Oklahoma restaurant decided to change the Tuesday narrative entirely, offering a buy one, get one half price prime rib dinner that has locals marking

Promotion runs from June 14th – July 5th at Boot Barn, Cavender’s Western Outfitters, Langston’s Western Wear, and Tener’s Western Outfitters in Oklahoma City, OK. OFFER VALID ON ALL MEN’S, WOMEN’S, OR YOUTH BOTTOMS. PAY FOR THE TWO HIGHER PRICED ITEMS AND THE THIRD OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE IS FREE. OFFER NOT VALID ON