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OKLAHOMA CITY - This week’s Pet of the Week is Benicio!. Benicio is a 1-year-old who weighs 80 pounds. He is a large mixed breed. He is a sweet and lovable goofball who is always happy to make friends and bring a smile to his human’s face. Benicio...
"It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and best friend," his family announced Wednesday.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma History Center Museum will present “Faces of the Mother Road: The Lost Portraits of S.J. Tyler.”. Tyler, who operated an Afton photography studio from 1913 to 1950, photographed people who lived, worked, and traveled along the famed Route 66. Photo historian Adam Forgash...
Find Something You Love at BRAUM’S AFFAIR OF THE HEART ON October 23rd - 25th!. From one-of-a-kind home décor and handcrafted gifts to boutique clothing, gourmet foods, jewelry, seasonal décor and more, shoppers will discover special finds they won't see anywhere else. Whether searching for the perfect Christmas gift or something special for yourself, Affair of the Heart offers something for every style and budget.
Integris Health is set to merge with Risant Health.
OKLAHOMA CITY - Former Oklahoma restaurant owner Brent Swadley will be in court on Wednesday to appear for sentencing after being convicted of defrauding the State of Oklahoma. Sentencing began Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Oklahoma County Courthouse, where a new judge will determine his punishment. Swadley was convicted...
The best pie I ever ate came from a plain little counter I almost drove right past on a gray Oklahoma afternoon. No fancy sign, no big crowd, just a glass case and a smell that made me pull over fast. That kind of surprise is exactly why smart holiday...
Looking for the ultimate comfort food hit in Oklahoma City? Join us as we head over to Los Tacos (1620 SW 89th, OKC, OK) for my favorite comfort food setup: a footlong chili cheese coney topped with mayonnaise!. From burgers, tacos, and burritos to classic coneys and sanchos, Los Tacos...
An Oklahoma sheriff's office shared body camera footage from the capture of a caiman after months on the loose.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – On Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Zoo announced the birth of new zebra foal, Astra. The new female Plains zebra foal was born on Monday, Oct. 19. The newborn, Astra, is the daughter of mother Calypso and father Mars. The OKC Zoo continues their trend of space-themed names for the Zoo’s zebras. […]
A voice heard in an empty building, a little girl reportedly seen in a window, and strange encounters around the old post. Fort Reno has some stories.
Movie star Jason Momoa and rising homegrown filmmaker John Swab have been clocked in and getting to work in downtown Oklahoma City this week. Production on Swab's anticipated crime thriller "Copperhead ," which started filming in September in various OKC locations, was underway on Tuesday, Oct. 21, in downtown, with the requisite lights, cameras, action — along with Momoa, Swab, other cast and crew, extras, police cars and a crane. Portions of Robert S. Kerr and N Broadway avenues around the set were shut down Tuesday afternoon for the production. A small crowd of people gathered across the street from the set to catch glimpses of Momoa , who seemed to take the attention in stride, often flashing his familiar wide grin. Along with Momoa ("Supergirl"), "Copperhead" stars Miles Teller ( "Top Gun: Maverick"), Tenoch Huerta ("Black Panther: Wakanda Forever"), Adria Arjona ("Andor") and Primetime Emmy Award winner Kiefer Sutherland ("24"). "Copperhead" is the latest homegrown movie from Swab, a Tulsa native known for making several hard-hitting crime dramas in his hometown, including "Body Brokers ," "Little Dixie" and "One Day as a Lion ." Written by Chad Feehan and J. Todd Scott , the crime thriller will follow a
Santa Fe South Schools, a district in Oklahoma City, has taken full control of its cafeteria operations for the 2025-26 school year, cutting ties with an outside food service manager to run its own kitchens. The district says the shift means it can build its own menus, tweak old favorites, and roll out new recipes rather than following a contractor's playbook.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A powerful documentary that centers on the lived experiences and overlooked perspectives of South Vietnam and the Vietnamese diaspora will be shown at the Oklahoma History Center on Saturday, November 7, from 1 to 3 p.m. The “Vietnam War: Untold Stories from the South — Trials,...
Thirty-five new artworks created by University of Oklahoma students and faculty are now on display inside the Oklahoma City Zoo, all built around a single theme: the native plants that quietly hold Oklahoma’s ecosystems together. The exhibit, called “Radical Observation: Plants as Ecological Collaborators,” opened October 12 at the Patricia & Byron J. Gambulos ZooZeum and is free to view with regular zoo admission.
Restaurateur Brent Swadley is asking a judge to let him go home on probation. He also doesn't want to pay any restitution, and more than 40 supporters wrote character letters praising him. A number described him as a man of integrity. Prosecutors want the judge to send him to prison for 10 years for his fraud crimes. They also are asking the judge to order him to pay almost $10 million in restitution to the state and $75,000 in fines. Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong has set aside two days − Oct. 21 and 22 − to decide restitution and punishment in the highly publicized case. The sentencing is set to begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday. However, a new issue could result in another delay. Swadley on Oct. 19 sued State Auditor Cindy Byrd for a forensic audit report over his contract with the state. "Defendant Byrd cannot use her public office to impact criminal cases, yet simultaneously avoid the transparency requirements of the Open Records Act," his attorneys complained. The attorney general's office has said no written report exists. "Our office remains focused on securing justice in this case, and we look forward to his sentencing hearing," the
Will Rogers International Airport in Oklahoma City has unveiled a 25-year expansion plan, according to a city announcement. The proposal, called “Cleared for Takeoff”, outlines three expansion phases to accommodate up to 20 million passengers annually, up from 4.6 million, Jeff Mulder, Oklahoma City director of airports, said in the Oct. 13 release.
A caiman that got loose in Cleveland County in August has been caught.
