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Oklahoma in a Minute - July 31, 2024
In Lawton, the City is considering an anti-camping ordinance, which would require people experiencing homelessness to either sleep outside of city limits or find an interior shelter to rest in. That and more headlines from across the state in Oklahoma in a Minute.
POSITIVELY OKLAHOMA: 2 News gives local boy his time to shine
TULSA, Okla. — A 12-year-old with sky-high dreams is getting a glimpse into the future. Reed Secondine walked into 2 News Oklahoma on a sweltering Oklahoma day, but 2 News Anchor Julie Chin first introduced you to him in the heart of severe weather season doing what he loves most: tracking Oklahoma weather.
OK County Commissioners take next step toward Oklahoma City mental health facility
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma County Commissioners on Wednesday announced they are taking the next steps in bringing a mental health facility to southeast Oklahoma City. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Commissioners have been saying the Oklahoma County Detention Center isn’t equipped to treat people...
Oklahoma County advances new Behavioral Care Center for jail alternatives
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Oklahoma County Board of County Commissioners unanimously voted to advance the construction of the County's Behavioral Care Center for the new County Jail today, July 31. The facility will consist of 60 beds and is expected to provide trauma-informed mental health care to...
Judge asked to ban surprise health inspections at Oklahoma County jail
The trust overseeing the Oklahoma County jail is asking a judge to permanently block state health inspectors from conducting surprise inspections. In a petition that started out with a quote from former President Donald Trump, the trust contends the Oklahoma State Department of Health has no legal authority to conduct the disruptive unannounced...
Chat With The Chief: Cannabis While Driving
On this week's Chat With The Chief, we're learning more about how the Oklahoma City Police Department is policing impaired driving. News 9 spoke with Oklahoma City Police Chief Wade Gourley to learn more about the effects cannabis has on drivers.
Maureen Heffernan who transformed Myriad Gardens, opened Scissortail Park, set to say goodbye
Maureen Heffernan, the Maine transplant who oversaw the rebirth of the Myriad Gardens and the launch of Scissortail Park, is stepping down from that job after bringing national acclaim to Oklahoma City’s top park attractions. Heffernan was director of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens when she accepted a job offer in 2011 to...
NAR settlement! OKC housing market balance? Rent cap?
Hey, y'all. Man, there was a ton of interesting real estate news the past week, all linked below, but first: If you haven't bought a house in awhile, and you're thinking about taking the plunge, brace yourself. Come Aug 17, it'll be a different world out there. That's when the National Association of...
Sneak Peek Inside MAPS4 State Fair Coliseum Construction
After a few rain delays, construction on the MAPS4 State Fair Coliseum is picking up. On Wednesday, civic leaders got a firsthand look at the progress at the one-of-a-kind venue. Construction crews say the project is about 70 percent complete with thousands of tons of steel and 1,200 truckloads of...
Carmelo Anthony reflects on Thunder tenure, proclaims he had no role in OKC
Days before the start of the 2017-18 season, the Oklahoma City Thunder rocked the NBA world when they acquired Carmelo Anthony from the New York Knicks. The surprising addition capped off an eventful offseason for the Thunder, who also traded for Paul George. OKC sought to build up a contender after Kevin Durant’s departure.
In bloody Sunday killings 1 suspect, 3 victims named so far
In bloody Sunday killings 1 suspect, 3 victims named so farLast Updated on July 31, 2024, 10:19 PM | Published: July 31, 2024 OKLAHOMA CITY — In the course of four hours Sunday evening three people were shot to death. One of the victims lived long enough to be taken to the hospital before dying. The other two were already dead when police arrived. The […] Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press
Fugitive leads Oklahoma law enforcement agencies on chase before causing collision
OKLAHOMA CITY — A man wanted for violating his parole led law enforcement officials on a chase Wednesday afternoon before causing a collision and fleeing the scene. Open the video player above for more top headlines. Quintavisa Johnson, 34, was wanted by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections for a...
Lyric’s ‘Cinderella’ a revelation for deaf, ASL inclusion
Lyric’s ‘Cinderella’ a revelation for deaf, ASL inclusionIn a unique and powerful new production of fantasy classic "Cinderella," Lyric presents a groundbreaking incorporation of sign language and broad inclusion. Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press
Firefighters Respond To SW OKC Fire
The Oklahoma City Fire Department is responding to a grass and trash fire in Southwest Oklahoma City. Firefighters say the fire happened near South Council Road and Southwest 15th Street. Authorities say the fire is blowing black smoke over Interstate 40. This is a developing story. Refresh this page for...
Aug. 1 last chance to enter for a bonus prize with St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway
EDMOND, OKLA. (KOKH) — Now is your chance to win a house and help fight childhood cancer. Get your Oklahoma City St. Jude Dream Home ticket today, July 31, to be eligible to win the Bonus Prize, 2024 Kia Forte, courtesy of Bob Moore Auto Group, and it's all for a good cause.
Evy Leibfarth Secures Historic Bronze in Canoe Slalom at Paris Olympics
OKLAHOMA CITY (July 31, 2024) – In an impressive display of skill and determination, 20-year-old Evy Leibfarth from North Carolina made history by winning the bronze medal in the women's canoe singles (C1) event at the Paris 2024 Olympics. This marks her first Olympic medal and the first time a U.S. woman has medaled in Olympic C1 canoe slalom.
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