Oklahoma City OK

47-year-old Cory Charlston was arrested Tuesday after posting death threats towards an Oklahoma County Sheriff's Deputy on social media.

OKLAHOMA CITY - UPDATE: An Oklahoma County judge has granted a request for bail for former Death Row inmate Richard Glossip. In a ruling on Thursday, a judge ruled that bail for Glossip would be granted while the state prepares to retry him for the 1997 murder of Oklahoma City motel owner Barry Van Treese.

More families and unaccompanied youth are experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City now than at any other point in the past two decades, according to newly released figures. Though the city’s overall homelessness saw a small decline this year, unaccompanied youth and family homelessness grew by 11% and 5% respectively

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — As the sun sets on another lovely, spring evening in Central Oklahoma, a quiet neighborhood goes through the motions of settling down. But inside one house, Jimantha Marie is working on a night that holds promise in 9,000 points of light. “I kind of look...

The Sooners offered a 6-foot-2 pass catcher from fertile recruiting territory.

Former Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is now facing multiple allegations just filed in a lawsuit.

Route 66 is getting top billing at the Oklahoma State Fair in 2026, with organizers locking in "The Midway of the Mother Road" as the fair's official theme. The run is set for Sept. 17–27, 2026, at State Fair Park in Oklahoma City, where fair planners say the historic highway will shape the look and feel of rides, exhi

A Wednesday afternoon fire inside a restaurant at a strip mall in the 600 block of N. Mustang Road left the business with an estimated $113,000 in damage but, fortunately, no reported injuries, according to Oklahoma City fire officials. Crews said the restaurant was empty when the blaze broke out and confirmed the stru

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A group of second graders in Oklahoma City were treated to a special pep rally for their reading skills. This week, Rollingwood Elementary School was presented with a $5,000 check and named the first-place winner of the 2025-26 Thunder Reading Challenge. Students started their day...

A hacking group named ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for last week's breach, threatening to leak data involving nearly 9,000 schools worldwide and 275 million individuals if schools did not pay a ransom by May 6.