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Family of slain Oklahoma City woman advocates for awareness after her murder
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — A 28-year-old Oklahoma City woman was murdered by her boyfriend in Little Rock, Arkansas last week who has previously been convicted of murder. Lashabra Plunkett's family describes her as a devoted mother to her seven-year-old son, basketball star and animal lover. They're now trying to bring awareness to what happened to her, so it doesn't happen to others.
Altus police seek leads on missing woman, Elizabeth Lee, last seen August 20
ALTUS, OKLA (KOKH) — The Altus Police Department (APD) is seeking information on a missing woman. According to APD, Elizabeth Lee has not been seen since Aug. 20. Lee's family made a follow-up missing persons report today, Aug. 31. Additionally, Lee had filed a protective order just before she...
Edmond superintendent responds to controversy, protests over flag display
Just about a week after a controversy involving the American flag exploded at Edmond North High School, the district's superintendent addressed the issue in an email to parents, students and staff but didn't pledge to change the district's stance regarding the display of flags. Edmond Superintendent Angela Grunewald said in an email Friday that the district’s top priority was to provide a safe learning environment for students and staff members. “That includes working to limit any potential...
Tulsa man drowns at Ft. Gibson Lake, wife and passersby attempt rescue
WAGONER COUNTY, OKLA (KTUL) — A Tulsa man drowned inFt. Gibson Lake on Friday, Aug. 30. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP), 70-year-old Pedro-Ramirez-Anaya was swimming atthe Taylor’s Ferry north swim beach at approximately 3:21 p.m. Ramirez-Anaya and his wife were swimming in chest deep water when...
Sept films boast comedy classics, centennial celebration
Sept films boast comedy classics, centennial celebrationOKC theaters are capping the summer with some hysterical comedy classics to celebrate an exhibition sendoff and 100 years of entertainment in the Stockyards. Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press
Pet of the Week: Chihuahua Brothers Brock and Burke
Every Friday we like to highlight our Pet of the Week and this week's pet we have Brock and Burke. They are 18-month-old Chihuahua brothers and they must be adopted together. They are a little on the shy side but quickly warm up and enjoy playing in the yard. They'd do best either in a home without kids or at least older kids.
It’s not too late: OKCPS has Open Seats for Pre-K Students
The local public school district -- Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) -- still has free, “full-day pre-kindergarten (Pre-K) seats available for students who turned four on or before September 1, 2024.”. The district has space to accommodate four-year-olds residing within district boundaries as well as the ability to welcome...
'We're Pumped About It': Tulsans Enjoy Festivities At Zink Lake
The Big Dam Party at Gathering Place has officially kicked off the Labor Day weekend. There are events Friday through Labor Day celebrating the grand opening of the Williams Bridge and Zink Lake. “That is really cool down there; I want to Kayak down there; it looks so fun,” said...
Shannon leads Indians over Rams in season opener, 31-15
Senior Comanche quarterback Colby Shannon made his final home opener memorable, scoring five touchdowns as the Indians pulled away from the visiting S&S Consolidated Rams from Sadler, Texas, 31-15, on Friday night. While Shannon was leading the offense, the Indians had a stellar defensive effort to keep the Rams scoreless...
The 31st Annual Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride
Motorcyclists from across the nation will come together September 22, 2024, for a scenic ride across Arkansas from Searcy through the Ozark Mountains to McAlester OK to honor Native American Indians as a part of the 5-day event. Now in its 31styear, the Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride® makes a five-day journey from Cherokee NC home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to Seminole Oklahoma home of the SeminoleNation.
Curbside Apparel providing work, training for the homeless
Looking for custom gameday apparel for the upcoming season and wanting to support a good cause at the same time? Each purchase made at Curbside Apparel provides work opportunity and training for those looking to escape homelessness.
Bob Stoops blasts narrative that OU should be intimidated by SEC: 'We beat the hell out of Missouri'
Bob Stoops is optimistic about Oklahoma’s future as it transitions from the Big 12 to the SEC. Stoops spoke with ESPN’s Jake Trotter about the move. Trotter’s wide-ranging piece, which compared Oklahoma’s SEC to Nebraska’s Big Ten transition, published on Friday morning. Stoops, the winningest...
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