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Oklahoma RB coach DeMarco Murray suspended for one game for recruiting violations
Oklahoma running backs coach DeMarco Murray will be suspended for one game because he contacted prospects and their families before the permissible time period. The penalties released Tuesday by the Division I Committee on Infractions also prohibit unofficial visits during the 16th-ranked Sooners’ season opener at home against Temple on Friday.
Unbelievable OHP photo shows trailer stuck upright against sign over I-35 in Ardmore
ARDMORE, Okla. — An unbelievable photo shows the aftermath of a trailer getting stuck upright against a sign over Interstate 35, causing a traffic delay in Ardmore on Tuesday. Oklahoma Highway Patrol officials said it appears a driver was raising his trailer while on northbound I-35 and did not...
Catoosa's Blue Whale getting funding boost from Oklahoma Route 66 Commission
Most people stop and snap a quick selfie with Bluey then hit the road and jump back on Route 66. However, preservationists and the City of Catoosa hope that these improvements will encourage people to stop and stay a bit.
OKC hotel burns down, demolished weeks after city deems it dilapidated
OKLAHOMA CITY — A vacant Oklahoma City hotel was demolished Monday after repeatedly catching fire. The Rodeway Inn burned down on Sunday, but this wasn't the first time the building caught fire. In the last four months, the Oklahoma City Fire Department was called to the hotel eight times.
CDC guidelines: Students don’t have to be sent home from school early with lice
If you thought your child would have to go home from school early with lice, national health guidelines actually said they don’t. KFOR spoke with a local expert who said she understands why they state that, but still disagrees.
Cabin on 15 Acres Within a Half Hour to Broken Bow Hits the Market
Just came on the market today! Don’t miss this adorable cabin on partly wooded 15 acres with a pond, only 35 miles from Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Easy access allows you to escape the hustle and bustle for this conveniently located property. Bring your 4-wheelers or ATV and create trails under the treed-canopy of woods. The cabin comes with a covered porch and utilities.
Tahlequah Woman Reflects On 45 Years As City Service Technician
A woman in Tahlequah has worked for the city for 45 years in the same job. She's a service technician, which may not sound glamorous, but it's something she loves. When you find something you love, you don't work a day in your life. Cindy Land found satisfaction in installing...
Civil rights leader, Fairview Baptist Church minister the Rev. John A. Reed dies at 86
The Rev. John A. Reed Jr.. a prominent Oklahoma City minister and civil rights leader, has died. He was 86. Reed, who died Monday, served Fairview Baptist Church in northeast Oklahoma City for more than 60 years. Several civic and state leaders paid tribute to Reed on Monday. ...
'The Whole Place Is Special:' Tulsans Ready To Celebrate At The Big Dam Party
People joining the celebration say this is historical for Tulsa because it shows the city's growth and will draw more people to Green Country. There are big plans this Labor Day Weekend. "Coming to the dam good, or big dam party," said Catherine Uhren of Tulsa. "I'm going to the...
Sooners add defensive lineman, Oklahoma City native to roster for 2024
The Oklahoma Sooners official roster for the 2024 season is out and there’s another piece to the puzzle joining the team this fall. The Sooners added a late transfer in former New Mexico defensive lineman David Rowaiye. Rowaiye, a native of Oklahoma City, spent the last two seasons with...
Tulsa to open first low-barrier shelter, the Residential Care Center, by year's end
TULSA, OKLA (KTUL) — New developments on what the City of Tulsa says will be the first low-barrier type shelter in Tulsa. These developments were addressed this morning during a Public Safety forum hosted by Downtown Tulsa Partnership and the Tulsa Police Department. The City of Tulsa said it...
Notes from OKC Dave’s 2024 OSU Fan Survey Results
The Oklahoma State fanbase’s expectations are set and documented. OKC Dave released the results of his annual fan survey (which you can view here). You should look at Dave’s deep dive into the results because he does a great job of looking at myriad aspects and providing context through his years of conducting the survey. But, here are a few things that stood out to me.
Four-Star Guard Kayden ‘Bugg’ Edwards Includes Oklahoma State in Top Five
A consensus four-star prospect appears to be rather fond of Oklahoma State. Kayden “Bugg” Edwards released a top five last week: Oklahoma State, USC, LSU, Colorado and TCU. Edwards is a 6-foot-3 guard out of Duncanville, Texas and is listed as highly as the No. 56 player in the 2025 recruiting class. According to On3, Edwards is expected to take official visits to each of his top five schools — going Colorado (Aug. 29), OSU (Sept. 7), TCU (Sept. 12), LSU (Sept. 21) and USC (Sept. 27).
No. 16 Oklahoma, QB Jackson Arnold, take aim at Temple
There's no doubt who will be starting at quarterback for Oklahoma in its season opener against Temple. The Owls' quarterback situation is much more up in the air. The 16th-ranked Sooners will take on Temple on Friday night in Norman, Oklahoma, in the season opener for both teams. Sophomore Jackson Arnold will start for Oklahoma, making his second career start after guiding the Sooners in their Alamo Bowl loss to Arizona after Dillon Gabriel transferred to Oregon. Arnold threw for 361 yards and two touchdowns while completing better than 57% of his passes but tossed three interceptions and lost a...
SEC newcomers Texas, Oklahoma win final Tailgate Challenge
Southeastern Conference football takes on a new flavor this season with the addition to tradition-rich programs from the University of Texas and Oklahoma University. It’s not just the gridiron where the Longhorns and Sooners are looking to make a big impression. Attention, 'Bama and Auburn fans: They’re coming to win at tailgating, too.
City Council discusses park maintenance, takes no action
Stillwater’s community parks will not see major fixes anytime soon. The City Council met Monday for a special meeting study session to discuss Parks & Community Resources and its budget, the 2022 Stillwater Parks Master Plan and other various community gathering spaces. As planned, action was not taken. Councilors discussed fine-tuning the current master plan to include more specific action items for the short-staffed department, along with the budgetary challenges of paying for maintenance and improvements.
'Made My Bones Chill:' Neighbors React To Norman Kidnapping Suspect's Death
Neighbors were left reeling after learning a man accused of kidnapping and beating a Norman woman was found dead in jail. The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office believes he took his own life on Sunday, four days after his arrest. “I wish he would have gone through the repercussions instead of...
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