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Body camera footage shows man trapped underneath car after suspected DUI crash

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Body camera footage captures the moments first responders freed a man suspected of drunk driving from underneath his car, after he crashed into an Oklahoma City business. Body camera footage shows Oklahoma City police officers and firefighters as they arrived to the scene where Kevin Powell had crashed into a building […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

KFOR

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Parents face felony charges of child neglect; officers say human waste was found all throughout the home

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla. (KFOR)- In Northwest Oklahoma City, a horrible case of child neglect.  Both parents facing felony charges for the unsanitary conditions of their home and the disregard of their children’s well-being. A call to police from pest control led to the arrest of two parents back on October 26th. Officers were asked to […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 22h

The Oklahoman

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Not Your Average Joe's growth stalls amid DOL lawsuit, closures

A period of growth and change for nonprofit coffee shop Not Your Average Joe and its affiliated businesses has come to a halt following fallout related to an ongoing federal lawsuit filed by the United States Department of Labor. Recent closures and plans for moves at three of the brand's locations — ABE's in downtown OKC and the Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations of Not Your Average Joe — came unexpectedly in recent days. The company, a nonprofit that aims to provide meaningful employment to people with physical, intellectual and developmental disabilities, posted about the various closures on its social media channels. Founder Tim Herbel told The Oklahoman in October that ABE's was moving from its current location inside Sailor & The Dock to a location currently occupied by the Not Your Average Joe in the Ron J. Norick downtown library, characterizing the current state of the organization as a season in which the nonprofit needs to combine costs. However, in a post to the brand's social media made Monday, Nov. 2, about the Choctaw and Broken Arrow coffee shop closures, the company said the closures were spurred on by "unexpected state funding cuts," but did not elaborate on what

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Asher residents warned of possible water outages for two weeks starting Nov. 30

ASHER, Okla. - Residents in Asher could experience low water pressure or a complete loss of water service for two weeks beginning Nov. 30, 2026, as crews repair a waterline serving the Macomb water plant. According to a notice from the town of Asher, the Atoka waterline that supplies the...

Asher, OK · 22h
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Cheba Hut Signs Eight-Unit Deal to Fire Up Oklahoma Expansion

Multi-Unit Franchise Group Signs Development Deal for Oklahoma City and Tulsa Markets. Led by entrepreneurs Rose Taylor and Steven VanCauwenbergh, the expansion comes after their first Oklahoma City spot quickly became one of the brand’s top-performing restaurants. The duo is keeping that momentum going with new spots in Edmond and Norman, alongside plans to enter the Tulsa market starting in 2027.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Oklahoma County judge promises changes to bail system after concerns of constitutional violations

Judges in Oklahoma County routinely fail to consider whether defendants can afford bail, leaving poor and homeless people jailed on low-level charges. Other counties have already faced civil rights lawsuits.

Oklahoma County, OK · 1d

KFOR

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City of Edmond hosts Veterans Day Ceremonies on November 11

The City of Edmond is preparing to honor the nation's veterans in a series of community events scheduled for Wednesday, November 11.

Edmond, OK · 1d

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Daughter speaks out after man convicted in mother’s hit-and-run death gets reduced sentence

OKLAHOMA CITY - A metro man with a history of DUIs and a deadly hit-and-run has been granted a reduced prison sentence. The daughter of the woman killed in the hit-and-run is speaking out about the decision. After waiting four years for a conviction in her mother’s death, Leeanna Pannell...

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Democratic Caucus Call to Resign

Analysis: Oklahoma House Democratic Leadership is calling on Rep. Danny Williams, R-Seminole, to resign after being re-elected during the general election Tuesday night. Earlier this year, Williams faced allegations of sexual misconduct which led to the House Rules Committee meeting in September to discuss and recommend disciplinary action. The committee made several recommendations, including requesting Williams step down from his position. Now that he is re-elected, members of the House Democratic Caucus are renewing the call for him to resign. Apparently Democratic Leadership loves partisan attacks and hates Democracy as demonstrated by public vote.

Oklahoma · 1d

KATV

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Animated film "Will I Dance Again?" tells OKC bombing survivor’s brave story

Which film festival awarded 'Will I Dance Again?' Best Animation?. Why is 'Will I Dance Again?' recommended for mature teens and up?. Nearly three decades after the Oklahoma City bombing changed her life forever, Daina Bradley’s story is being brought to the screen in a way that’s as striking as it is heartfelt — through animation.

Oklahoma City, OK · 17h

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OKC’s Asian District celebrates over 50 years along Route 66

OKLAHOMA CITY - As Route 66 prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary, Oklahoma City’s Asian District is marking half a century of culture, community and perseverance along the historic highway. Stretching along Classen Boulevard from Northwest 23rd Street to Northwest 36th Street, the district draws crowds for its food,...

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

KFOR

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Oklahoma Humane Society breaks ground on new campus

A new $40 million Oklahoma Humane Society campus officially broke ground Thursday morning.

Oklahoma · 2d

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OKC’s stepmom checks off bucket list with Saturday Cain’s Ballroom performance

When stepmom takes the stage inside Tulsa’s historic Cain’s Ballroom Saturday night, the Oklahoma City band will have reached a major milestone in their career. “We are extremely excited to play Cain’s Ballroom,” said vocalist and guitarist Lindsey Cox. “This venue has been on our bucket list since the beginning.”

Tulsa, OK · 2d

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Community Comes Together to Give Edmond Veteran a Fresh Start

EDMOND, Okla. - Clay Gonzalez is a disabled Army veteran, and his wife Lori is battling cancer, so upkeep to their Edmond home wasn’t a priority financially or physically. “The way the economy has been for over 10 years what little bit of savings I had was gone,” said Edmond homeowner Clay Gonzalez.

Edmond, OK · 2d

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Former OKCPS employee set for arraignment on delinquency of a minor charge

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A former employee at the Oklahoma City Public School District who is accused of providing alcohol and marijuana to a minor is expected in court. In August, an arrest warrant was issued for Jennifer Shokat, a former administrative intern for John Marshall High School in Oklahoma City after she was accused of contributing to the delinquency of minors.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

The Cool Down

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Oklahoma tenant says she spent $900 on meals during 2 weeks without gas at her apartment

"I got a purse full of receipts from buying food outside my house because all the food I have is for the stove and for the oven."

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

KFOR

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The Breakdown: Deer versus vehicle car crashes

Oklahoma City (KFOR) – Officials in Oklahoma have sent out their annual warning about Rut season, the time of year that drivers have the highest chance of hitting a deer on the road. In late fall, bucks are on the search for a doe, which could lead to dire consequences for those on the road. News 4’s Dylan Brown has the story.

Oklahoma City, OK · 16h

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Somewhere In This Packed Oklahoma Shop Sits The Action Figure Your Mom Sold At A Garage Sale

Somewhere in a cardboard box from 1986, your favorite toy left home for a quarter and never came back. Plenty of Oklahomans have spent years wondering where those heroes went. There is a shop in Oklahoma City where the answer might be sitting on a crowded shelf, waiting for you. It is packed with vintage action figures, retro video games, comics, and collectibles stacked from floor to ceiling.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

KFOR

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Edmond fire proposes wildfire protection plan, as the city expands East of I-35

EDMOND Okla. (KFOR)- Edmond fire officials are proposing a wildfire protection plan as the city grows and wildfire risk increases. Previously, there was not a plan for prevention in place, but new risks are coming to surface in the city. A main concern for Edmond Fire is the neighborhoods growing quickly, east of I-35. The homes […]

Edmond, OK · 1d

The Oklahoman

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Former Oklahoma legislative aide put on probation for role in conspiracy

A former longtime legislative aide at the state Capitol has been put on probation for conspiring in 2025 with then-state Rep. Ajay Pittman to deceive the Oklahoma Ethics Commission with a falsified check. Trena Byas, 57, of Del City, pleaded guilty Oct. 28 to conspiracy to commit a felony, second-degree forgery and violating the state Computer Crimes Act. Under a plea deal, she was put on probation for three years. She also was ordered to pay a $150 judicial assessment, court costs and other fees. Her attorney, Malcolm Savage, said on Nov. 6 she would have no comment. More: State Rep. Ajay Pittman resigns and pleads guilty to three felonies Pittman and Byas were charged with conspiracy, second-degree forgery and the computer crime on Jan. 28 in Oklahoma County District Court. Pittman, D-Oklahoma City, pleaded guilty to all three felonies the same day and resigned from office. Under a plea deal, she was put on probation for seven years. Pittman also is making restitution under the deal, with the funds going to a charity. She was allowed in April to pay $7,858 to the Langston University Foundation in installments. Pittman, 33, was first elected in 2018 and represented House District

Oklahoma · 10h