Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board names new executive director
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board has selected one of its own to lead the agency into its next chapter. During Wednesday’s board meeting, members voted to promote General Counsel Kyle Counts as the new executive director. He will officially take over the role Dec. 1,...
Former NPS teacher Summer Boismier files lawsuit against state officials alleging violation of First...
Former Norman Public Schools teacher Summer Boismier filed a lawsuit against former State Superintendent Ryan Walters and the Oklahoma Board of Education on Friday, alleging state education officials violated her First Amendment rights by revoking her teacher’s license. According to the legal complaint, Boismier is...
Former Norman teacher sues Ryan Walters, Oklahoma State Board of Education members
Ex-Norman Public Schools teacher Summer Boismier is suing Ryan Walters and former school board members for revoking her teaching license.
Oklahoma woman defying odds after surgery complication
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A surgery turned life-threatening overnight for one Oklahoma City mother, but thanks to quick action from her daughter and medical team, she’s defying the odds. “There was a point doctors and people didn’t think I’d survive, but here I am, and so I want people to know God still works miracles,”...
At This Oklahoma BBQ Joint, The Smoked Brisket Has A Cult Following
Nestled in Oklahoma City, Leo’s BBQ has become a cherished destination for barbecue enthusiasts. Known for its legendary smoked brisket, this humble establishment at 3631 N. Kelley Ave resonates with authentic flavors that captivate both locals and visitors. The brisket, smoked meticulously in hickory, draws praise...
What would an Oklahoma grown banana taste like? This couple almost found out
THE VILLAGE, Okla. (KFOR) — The last of Rob and Kathy Tigner’s backyard oasis is fading with the waning daylight hours of another year. The couple nurtures a wide variety of green and flowering plants when it’s warmer. Most of them were tucked away in the garage...
One killed in officer-involved shooting, OSBI says
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is investigating an officer-involved shooting after a welfare check turned deadly.
Missing Advisory canceled for missing 29-year-old woman, 1-year-old daughter last seen in MWC, located
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for a missing 29-year-old woman and her 1-year-old daughter.
Free food pantry opens at coffee shop in Jones
As SNAP benefits are paused across the country with the federal Government Shutdown still going on, many small businesses are stepping up to help the community by opening food pantries.
Oklahoma’s “Ghost” Police Cars: Clever Safety Move or Stealth Ticket Trap?
OHP is rolling out new “ghost wrap” patrol vehicles that blend into traffic until your headlights hit them—Oklahomans are split on whether that’s safety or stealth.
