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OHP: Several Drownings Thursday, Lake Thunderbird Drowning Victim Identified
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has responded to several reported drownings in Oklahoma. One of which was at Lake Thunderbird. OHP identified the Lake Thunderbird drowning victim as 53-year-old Sean Mooney, from Harrah. OHP confirmed that Mooney was working on his boat and fell overboard for an unknown reason on Wednesday,...
'Please, Feel My Pain:' Says Mother Of 17-Year-Old Killed In Accidental OKC Shooting
A southeast Oklahoma City family is grieving the loss of 17-year-old Alfredo Sanchez, who was killed in an apparent accidental shooting while at work on June 28. His mother, Ana Lilia Sanchez, is now planning a funeral for a son she was not prepared to bury. "He was such a...
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...
Oklahoma County killer set to die Sept. 26
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday set a Sept. 26 execution date for Oklahoma County killer Emmanuel Littlejohn. In 1992, Littlejohn and Glenn Bethany robbed an Oklahoma City convenience store. During the robbery, convenience store owner Kenneth Meers was shot in the face and...
Oklahoma City Zoo animals enjoy Fourth of July-themed enrichment activities
OKLAHOMA CITY — Animals at the Oklahoma City Zoo are getting a chance to cool off and enjoy something a little different this holiday. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. On Thursday, guests got to see some of the zoo's wildlife enjoying bubble baths, themed...
Oklahoma City firefighter carves tribute to the Fourth of July into lawn
EDMOND, Okla. — An Oklahoma City firefighter has carved the Fourth of July and patriotism into his yard this year, and he plans to go even bigger in the future. Jared Kesler started painting stars on his grass and even carved an eagle into his front yard at his Edmond home. He told KOCO 5 that he just wants to share his pride in our country with his neighbors.
Metro Mother Reacts To U.S. Surgeon General's Declaration On Gun Violence
The nation's top doctor recently declared gun violence a public health crisis. The U.S. Surgeon General said gun violence was a problem impacting all communities, including right here in the metro. A local mother supported the Surgeon General’s public health crisis advisory. Stephanie Howard spoke up about gun violence in...
Former county election board member sues Oklahoma Election Board for free speech violation
A former Oklahoma County Election Board member has filed a federal lawsuit against the Oklahoma State Election Board, alleging the state agency violated her First Amendment right to freedom of speech and that she was wrongfully terminated from the board. In the complaint, Jenni White, of Oklahoma City, alleged she...
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,...
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 […]
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.
ESPN's Zach Lowe impressed with OKC Thunder's offseason, long-term flexibility
The Oklahoma City Thunder have received ample praise for their offseason. The youngest first seed in league history strengthened their depth with the additions of Alex Caruso and Isaiah Hartenstein. OKC also swung in the draft with Nikola Topic, who was seen as one of the best prospects before he...
Taste Of Oklahoma: Chef Andrew Black's Latest Addition To Oklahoma City's Food Scene
In a new addition to a Downtown Oklahoma City landmark, James Beard Award winning chef Andre Black opens his new restaurant in the Skirvin Hilton Hotel. Perle Mesta, a new restaurant named after the Oklahoma City socialite whose career took her from the White House to abroad, opened on June 24, but is already making a name for itself.
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