Emmanuel Littlejohn’s Final Words Before Contested Oklahoma Execution
Emmanuel Littlejohn was declared dead at 10:17 a.m. on Thursday after receiving a lethal injection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.Story continues
PSO and OGE crews rush to Georgia and Florida to help with hurricane recovery...
Crews from Public Service Company of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Gas and Electric responded this week to prepare for the anticipated damage from Hurricane Helene...
Trans killer sentenced for murder of NYC antiques dealer, decapitated Oklahoma man in separate...
The trans-identified killer convicted of murdering a New York antiques dealer was sentenced to 22-years-to-life in prison on Thursday, prosecutors said.Story continues
Oklahoma Human Services withdraws proposed emergency rules for childcare
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — State officials are reversing course on a plan to rate child care centers differently. “I know that DHS...
Oklahoma couple’s engagement photo captures stormy backdrop
OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma couple's engagement photo session turned extraordinary when a storm created a dramatic backdrop. Get the latest news stories of...
State Superintendent Ryan Walters asking state lawmakers to double Bible-buying budget
OKLAHOMA CITY - On Thursday, State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced his agency will ask for an additional $3 million to purchase Bibles for classrooms....
Video: FOX23 Investigates: Toll road scams making their way to Oklahoma
In a FOX23 Investigation, we warned you back in April about a scam that could be headed our way. It's now made it to...
Oklahoma firefighters association bans energy drinks at training sites
OKLAHOMA CITY- (KOKH) - The Oklahoma State Firefighters Association is banning energy drinks at any and all class sites where there is hands-on training....
Oklahoma power crews leaving to lend helping hand to those affected by Hurricane Helene
OKLAHOMA CITY - On Thursday, the Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company sent 99 employees from Shawnee to Atlanta to help. Get the latest news...
Ryan Walters requests $500,000 to train select Oklahoma teachers to carry firearms
State schools Superintendent Ryan Walters requested that $500,000 in the department's upcoming budget be directed toward a pilot program to train...
