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A man was killed Friday night in an officer-involved shooting in Edmond.
One person was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Edmond. Emily Ward, Edmond Police public information officer, said police received a request to check for a suspicious person in the 1900 block of Three Stars Road just before 11 p.m. Friday. The address is near E Second Street and Bryant Avenue. ...
Tulsan calls 2 News after getting no help for dead animal in home
TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa individual was at risk of losing their rental assistance after a housing inspector found a rotting animal in their closet ceiling. Lawren McKenna reached out to 2 News Problem Solvers on behalf of her sibling, who asked to go by the name Sunflower. McKenna...
Coaching legend Nick Saban expresses concerns over Oklahoma's physical adjustment to the SEC
Former Alabama head coach and legend of the game Nick Saban is enjoying his post-retirement media opportunities (and we're all better off with him still staying with the game). Making an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show live from Dublin, Ireland, Saban remarked on Texas and Oklahoma's ...
Unleash Your Inner Flower Child at SMO21+ Adults Only: SMOstock at Science Museum Oklahoma August 30
Get ready to groove back to peace, love, and protons at Woodstock-themed SMOstock. On Friday, August 30, join Science Museum Oklahoma for an unforgettable evening for adults that channels the spirit of the iconic 1969 festival. With live music, retro vibes, and far-out fun, SMO21+: SMOstock promises to transport you...
Edmond lawmakers ask school district to reconsider policy on display of American flags
Four state lawmakers − all of them from the Edmond area − have sent a letter to Edmond school officials urging administrators to rethink their position on student displays of the American flag. The letter − hand delivered to the Edmond Superintendent Angela Grunewald's office Friday morning − was sparked by a recent...
Floating Films to show 2023 hit 'Barbie' this weekend at Riversport
OKLAHOMA CITY — Riversport will show the Oscar-nominated 2023 hit "Barbie" as part of its Floating Film series this weekend in Oklahoma City. >> Open the video player above to see what it's like at a Floating Film event. The Floating Films event kicks off at 6:30 p.m. on...
Oklahoma City Airport Trust Votes To Change Airport Name
Will Rogers World Airport is one step closer to being renamed. On Thursday, the Oklahoma City Airport Trust voted 5 to 0 to pass a joint resolution with the city to rename the airport "OKC Will Rogers International Airport." It now heads to the city council for consideration. Earlier this...
Homeland Scholar Athlete of the Week — Daley Rice
SHAWNEE, Okla. (KFOR) — This school year KFOR is once again recognizing outstanding scholar-athletes. We are teaming up with “Homeland” to honor Daley Rice of Shawnee High School. Daley plays basketball for the Shawnee High School Wolves. In the classroom she has a 4.0 GPA and is...
Shrum acknowledges ‘growing pains’ of record enrollment
Although OSU has reached record enrollment in several of its student demographics, it has not been without some issues, President Dr. Kayse Shrum said Tuesday. Shrum said during a Faculty Council meeting that the university will have to adjust to its new growth. “I know that in our strategy, we...
Sooner football, softball players star in funny NIL car ads
NORMAN, Okla. (BVM) – Dozens of Oklahoma Sooners athletes are receiving NIL checks after appearing in some car commercials, and a select group are even driving away in new vehicles. Fowler Automotive Group is partnering with over 50 OU Sooners for TV commercials that will air during fall games,...
Annual Stockyards Stampede in Oklahoma City On The Way
Surely, we've all seen a scene from an old western movie with cattle running down the field with cowboys running in tow, pushing them along to the next place. Stampedes these days look a little bit differently. If you don't believe me, you can see for yourself this fall. The...
Tulsa SPCA Rescues Over 30 Dogs
The Tulsa SPCA says it's in serious need of donations after taking in 34 new dogs. They say this is its third large-scale rescue in just two months. Tulsa SPCA says they were contacted by a case worker assisting a client who was doing her best to take care of over 30 dogs left behind when her brother died. They say she was overwhelmed and the situation was taking a toll on her health and finances.
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