Clinton, OK

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – Neighbors are reacting after a man allegedly shot a 13-year-old family member at point-blank range Sunday night and held him as a hostage during a stand-off with Midwest City Police. The family told News 4 the victim, Chris, underwent emergency surgery and has a long...

Five-star wide receiver Jordan Hudson decommitted from Oklahoma, he announced Monday. Hudson chose the Sooners last July over offers from several schools, including Alabama, Texas, and LSU. "First off, I would like to thank coach (Lincoln) Riley and the entire OU staff for believing in me and giving me the...

NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) – Norman police are hoping a monetary reward will help solve a young mom’s mysterious death. Owachige Osceola’s body was discovered inside her Norman duplex on September 25, 2013. Her friend, Cassandra Mejia, said Osceola’s family couldn’t find peace until her killer is found. “To me, it’s...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Frustration is mounting from residents across the Oklahoma City metro who rely on unemployment benefits. The line of people wrapped around the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission building Monday morning, after their accounts were suspended over the weekend. OESC issued a statement Sunday saying the agency did not...

ESPN 300 wide receiver Jordan Hudson decommitted from Oklahoma on Monday. The No. 12-ranked recruit overall in the 2022 class had been committed to the Sooners since July 2020 but is now looking to explore other options. Hudson is a 6-foot-1, 190-pound receiver from Garland (Texas) High School and was...

VINITA, Okla. (KOKH)--The owner of a long-term care facility near Vinita has been charged with 17 counts of exploiting residents who were elderly or physically or mentally unable to handle their finances. According to the office of the Attorney General, Randy Joe McKinney, 61, is alleged to have stolen over...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Should you stop by Magnolia Village in a rainstorm, you might find one heck of a mess. News 4 first stopped by the complex a couple weeks back. Residents told our team they’re constantly dealing with flooding, insect issues, and a lack of response from maintenance.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new Miss Oklahoma has been crowned. Pageant officials crowned Ashleigh Robinson over the weekend. She is an English teacher at F.D. Moon Middle School in Oklahoma City. Robinson joined KOCO 5 on Monday to talk about her mission to create equitable opportunities and a culture of...

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Department of Corrections is searching for an inmate who walked away from the Clara Waters Community Corrections Center in Oklahoma City. Staff discovered that Dejuan McDowell, 32, was missing early Monday evening from the facility in northeast Oklahoma City. Officials then initiated escape procedures. McDowell...

The world’s largest steam locomotive is set to take a trip through Oklahoma. The Union Pacific “Big Boy” engine 4014 will leave Wyoming on August 5, and pass through eastern Oklahoma on its way to Fort Worth, Texas. When the train last visited Oklahoma in 2019, thousands of spectators lined...

VINITA, OKLA. – The owner of a long-term care facility has been charged with 17 counts of exploiting residents, who were elderly or physically or mentally unable to handle their finances. Randy Joe McKinney, 61, is alleged to have stolen over $62,000 from at least 17 residents while he owned...

TUTTLE, Okla. (KFOR) – An Oklahoma man caught once-in-a-lifetime footage of an EF0 tornado while midflight Saturday afternoon. J. Evans was flying his glider around Tuttle and Minco Saturday afternoon when a shear funnel formed near him. Evans was able to navigate his glider around the formation while filming the...

Three years after Oklahoma voters approved legalizing medical marijuana, the state will beef up enforcement of its cannabis laws. State lawmakers this year approved a slate of legislation that allows state agencies to ensure medical marijuana businesses are complying with licensing, testing, operation and tax requirements. Beginning Nov. 1, medical...

The Sunday, June 13 headline in The Oklahoman (‘Feds seek $82 million for reservation case costs’) distilled the latest series of steps taken to dismantle Oklahoma. If Congress agrees to spend the money, the U.S. government will spend that money to crush efforts to sustain the area we call “Oklahoma.”

The end is near...Next Saturday, June 26th (06-26-21) the additional Federal unemployment benefits will expire in the state of Oklahoma. If you're currently collecting unemployment after the 26th of this month you'll lose that extra $300 per week you've been receiving. Back in May Governor Kevin Stitt along with representatives from the OESC (Oklahoma Employment Security Commission) announced that they would be cancelling those extra weekly payments. Instead they'll offer a "Back to Work" cash incentive for Oklahomans who return to the workforce. They've just expanded the program so that more people will qualify!