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Oklahoma HS football: Putnam City LB Brayden Knox commits to Tulsa 2025 recruiting class
Just over an hour after Jenks offensive lineman Javion Antai announced he’ll continue his career at Tulsa, the Golden Hurricane got another commitment from an in-state prospect Thursday. Putnam City linebacker Brayden Knox announced he’ll play for Tulsa at the next level, choosing the school over several other Division...
Pauls Valley man accused of letting dog starve to death
PAULS VALLEY, Okla. (KXII) - A Pauls Valley man has been accused of letting a dog starve to death. According to court documents, James Hedgecock, 63, left a dog tied up without food or water at a home on South Pine Street, which led to the dog starving to death.
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association holds 10th annual Barbecue for Heroes
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA) held their 10th annual Barbecue for Heroes event. The event is meant to give back to veterans who have done so much for the country. Todd Hollingsworth, public relations officer for the CVMA, says the event is a fun family...
Truck hits utility lines, knocks out power in part of Piedmont
Customers of Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. in the northern part of Piedmont lost power when a tractor-trailer struck utility lines at N Piedmont Road and Arrowhead/NW 192 on Thursday. No one was injured in the incident Thursday afternoon, Fire Chief Andy Logan said. Up to 250 customers were affected...
Yukon Public Schools promotes literacy with free book giveaway at Shedeck Elementary
YUKON, Okla. (KOKH) — Addressing Oklahoma's literacy scores takes no days off, even on the 4th of July. Fox 25 attended a free book giveaway in Yukon, where many families braved the hot weather at Shedeck Elementary School to give their kids something to read this summer. "This is...
McLoud Blackberry Festival Kicks Off July 12
The longest running food related festival in Oklahoma is kicking off soon. The McLoud Blackberry Festival starts July 12. Melanie Krause, with the festival, stopped by News 9’s Coca Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to talk about the history of the Blackberry Festival and what attendees can expect from this event.
Oklahoma City firefighter lights up home in patriotic colors and decorations
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Oklahomans across the state are celebrating the Fourth of July and one household is going all out. Oklahoma City Fireman, Jared Kesler, decorated his home for Independence Day, lighting his house in red, white, and blue colors and decorating his lawn. His wife, Alisha Kesler,...
From the KOCO Archives: Sky 5 captures Fourth of July fireworks show over OKC
OKLAHOMA CITY — Watching a fireworks show is always fun, but getting a bird's-eye view of one adds to the excitement. In 2018, Sky 5 was in the air during a fireworks show over Oklahoma City. Pilot Chase Rutledge gave a different view not only of fireworks but of downtown Oklahoma City lit up for the Fourth of July celebration.
Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Empowers Native Youth Through Heritage and Health
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is dedicated to fostering physical activity and cultural awareness among Native American youth. Through various seasonal programs, such as its TURTLE Camps, Kids in the Kitchen, Mixed Martial Arts camps and Clinic Culture Nights, OKCIC is committed to bridging the gap by utilizing its resources to nurture cultural connections and promote healthy lifestyles.
Yellowstone rangers, armed person exchange gunfire at national park
(NEXSTAR) – Law enforcement rangers at Yellowstone National Park confronted an armed individual at the park early Thursday morning, a Yellowstone spokesperson said. The individual was killed after “an exchange of gunfire” with the rangers, the park said in a press release. A ranger was also injured in the confrontation, but was recovering in a […]
Edmond police remind boaters of boat limit at Arcadia Lake, link to live counter
ARCADIA LAKE, OKLA. (KOKH) — The Edmond Police Department is reminding folks who are headed out to Arcadia Lake that there is a boat limit. Only 150 boats are allowed out, which is 50 boats per park. You can see the live boat counter for Central State Park, Edmond...
Fourth Of July Festivities Underway In Yukon With Freedom Fest Parade
Fourth of July festivities are already underway across the metro Thursday morning. On this Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch, Addie Crawford joins us from Yukon where they're getting ready for the Freedom Fest Parade. If you have an organization or community event you'd like to see highlighted on the...
EMSA Issues Reminder About Medical Heat Alert As July 4th Plans Get Underway
If you're planning to be outside for several hours July 4 or this weekend, EMSA is reminding everyone that a medical heat alert is still in effect. Paramedics have responded to at least 47 heat exhaustion calls since June 23. Thirty-five of those people had to be hospitalized. EMSA is...
Potential Name Change At WRWA Brings Oklahoma Aviation History Into New Logo
A new name could soon fly over Will Rogers World Airport. Oklahoma City Airport Trust members have been discussing the airport's rebranding efforts since the beginning of the year. Following last week’s airport trust meeting, the likely name would be OKC Will Rogers International Airport. OKC Director of Airports Jeff...
Woman detained in North Miami stabbing
NORTH MIAMI, Okla. — A woman is detained in a northeast Oklahoma stabbing, officials with Quapaw Nation Marshal Service say. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to call for a stabbing in North Miami at 712 Pine St. just before 9 a.m. Thursday and found a man with a stab wound to the chest. He was taken to a Joplin hospital.
Oklahoma Civil Rights Trail financed, awaiting action from governor
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s 13 original Black towns will soon be connected on the Oklahoma Civil Rights Trail. The trail will link towns that are significant to civil rights history through a grant program with the Oklahoma Historical Society. Because the towns cover a vast geography, the trail will allow visitors to pick and choose which to visit.
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