Oklahoma committee reviews complaints of free speech violations at OSU, OU
A committee focused on free speech on Tuesday reviewed two complaints of Charlie Kirk-related free speech violations at Oklahoma’s two largest public universities. The two complaints made to the Free Speech Committee were about Oklahoma State University and University of Oklahoma. While the legislatively-created commit
Intersection near Oklahoma City hospital closing for road repairs
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Drivers in Oklahoma City may have to find an alternate route to their destination as crews close a busy intersection. Officials with the City of Oklahoma City say the intersection of NW 9th and Shartel Ave. will be closed from June 11 through June 17.
5 Things To Know: SW OKC murder investigation, Luther town hall postponed
1. Suspect on the run after southwest Oklahoma City double murder. • Victims identified as Christopher Anderson, 26, and Brian Hedrick, 42. • Bodies found behind apartment complex three days ago. • Victims were living in a homeless encampment. A suspect remains on the run after two people were found...
Medicaid Fraud investigations lead to conviction, guilty plea
OKLAHOMA CITY (June 9, 2026) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) secured a conviction this week against a Tennessee counselor and a guilty plea from a Nichols Hills behavioral analyst after investigations of fraud, identity theft and violations of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act.
5-star DL Prospect Kellan Hall Treasures Oklahoma’s ‘Developmental’ Culture
Kellan Hall has now taken several trips to Norman, and the 5-star defensive lineman can see himself playing for the Sooners one day.
Norman to consider ordinance allowing encampments on private property
NORMAN, Okla. - The Norman City Council is set to discuss a proposed ordinance Tuesday that could allow unhoused individuals to camp on private residential property. According to the proposed ordinance, homeowners would be able to apply for permits to grant up to two people to set up a temporary shelter in their front
City leaders decide not to move forward with Norman homeless encampments ordinance
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — A proposal that would allow temporary homeless encampments on private residential property in Norman is not moving forward. During a special meeting on Tuesday, the Norman City Council met to discuss the temporary suspension of the zoning ordinance to allow camping in areas zoned as residential.
The Breakdown: New ordinance for homelessness
The Breakdown is a unique program that re-envisions the way news is brought to the OKC Market. On today’s segment News 4’s Lauren Henry breaks down her story about a new ordinance taking place that could let homeless people camp in your front lawn. Tune in Monday through...
Oklahoma will see 17-year cicadas in 2030. Here’s why you may have heard some...
Trees in south Oklahoma City and Moore had unexpected visitors this year. Despite the four years left on their clock, some Brood II cicadas emerged from the ground in the spring looking for mates. Periodical cicadas differ from the annual singing insects heard in hot summer months. The broods are...
OKC man says he’s waited nine months for AC repairs as dangerous heat builds
OKLAHOMA CITY - As dangerous heat intensifies across Oklahoma, many residents are looking for ways to stay cool, whether it’s hanging out at splash pads, pools or just staying indoors with air conditioning. At Scissortail Park’s splash pad, Oklahoma City mother Mariana Candia said she’s been taking her children...

















