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Oklahoma City is a vibrant city that seems to have everything you need for a comfortable life. The Devon Energy Corporation and the Chesapeake Energy Corporation were two of the most influential power companies in the city. Today, there are many other industries, including information technology companies, have made massive strides in terms of development. The availability of various recreational activities provides a release to the people who are busy with their business through the week. It is a very good city for a person to settle down. The availability of all the necessary facilities, has already made many people to settle down here. This is the main reason for the increase in the population of Oklahoma city in the last two decades.
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Investigators: Walters’ TV could stream explicit content, what actually played still unclear
Aug 01, 2025 07:40 AM EDT
A new digital forensics report reveals the TV inside State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ office is capable of connecting to multiple streaming apps, external devices and even wireless AirPlay
78-year-old Guthrie man who was missing, found dead
Jul 21, 2025 07:50 PM EDT
UPDATE: According to the family of 78-year-old Wesley Allen and the Guthrie Police Department, Allen's body was found near a pond.
One dead, two injured in John Kilpatrick Turnpike two-car crash
Aug 02, 2025 06:21 AM EDT
CANADIAN COUNTY(KFOR)- Oklahoma Highway Patrol and Oklahoma City Fire Department responded to a fatal two-car crash at N John Kilpatrick Turnpike early Saturday morning. Authorities arrived to the crash to a gravel truck fully engulfed in flames and a 4-door sedan involved. The 4-door sedan had two occupants with one needing extrication. One occupant from [...]
OTA: Construction on East-West Connector turnpike to start in spring
Aug 02, 2025 07:40 AM EDT
Work on one of Oklahoma’s most controversial infrastructure projects is officially set to begin early next year, as strong opposition and lingering questions about its legality and feasibility show no signs of slowing down.
Oklahoma Governor Stitt issues executive order enforcing Pro-Life
Aug 01, 2025 12:16 PM EDT
On Friday, Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order protecting unborn life directing state agencies to cease all public individual or organization funding connected with abortion providers.
Friends remember life of Oklahoma woman stabbed to death by boyfriend
Jul 31, 2025 06:13 PM EDT
An Oklahoma man is facing a first-degree murder charge after admitting to police that he stabbed his girlfriend to death.
Parents of students speak out about Andrew McGann's "eerie" behavior following murder arrest
Jul 31, 2025 06:09 PM EDT
28-year-old Andrew McGann went to college in Oklahoma, getting his Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. News 4 spoke with parents from a school where he worked in Texas, who describe his behavior with students as "eerie."
State employee upset at mandate, says there is not enough office space
Aug 01, 2025 07:30 AM EDT
The first day back is Monday, but an employee there who wants to remain anonymous says, not only is there not enough space in the building for all of the workers, it isn't safe either.
Jul 30, 2025 07:53 PM EDT
A metro couple is now facing threats of legal action after they hired Evolve Construction and Restoration to replace their roof last year. Caryn and Paul Franson say the work was never started.
"I'm embarrassed:" Konawa City Manager speaks about his behavior captured on body camera footage
Aug 02, 2025 11:20 PM EDT
Konawa City Manager, Daniel Bruton, tells News 4 he is "embarrassed" and "ashamed" of his behavior, captured on Konawa Police body camera footage.
New form helps first responders get to emergencies efficiently
Aug 02, 2025 11:00 PM EDT
It's now going to be easier for Oklahoma City police officers to learn about the conditions inside a person's home or business before they get to the emergency. The department said it will help officers appropriately respond when needed.
Ohio couple welcomes baby from embryo frozen over 30 years, a new record: report
Aug 02, 2025 11:06 AM EDT
A couple from Ohio has welcomed a baby boy who was frozen as an embryo for more than 30 years, setting a new record for in vitro fertilization deliveries.
Electricity cost concerns grow amid push for more AI data centers
Aug 02, 2025 10:57 AM EDT
“Data centers are affecting electricity, but they are affecting electricity planning at this point," Tricia Pridemore said.
1K lbs of frozen ground beef in 5 states recalled over metal risk
Aug 02, 2025 09:50 AM EDT
Ada Valley Meat Company issued a recall for over 1,000 pounds of frozen ground beef that may be contaminated with metal.
Woman pays thousands to fix bathtub, still broken two months later
Aug 02, 2025 07:30 AM EDT
An Oklahoma woman is out thousands after she says the contractor she paid to re-do her bathtub suddenly ghosted her. However, the contractor says it isn't his fault.
Back to school: Here's where you'll find free school supplies in the OKC metro this weekend
Aug 01, 2025 10:14 PM EDT
Oklahoma's 2025 Sales Tax Holiday
Yukon, Mustang teachers get help balancing work and parenthood
Aug 01, 2025 07:15 PM EDT
On Monday, children of Yukon and Mustang Public Schools teachers will start at a new childcare center, specifically designed for their families. It’s part of an effort to retain current staff, attract new hires, and ease the burden of competitive childcare waitlists.
City of OKC says mandatory roofing permits are to protect homeowners from scams
Aug 01, 2025 07:13 PM EDT
If you live inside Oklahoma City limits and are planning a big roofing project, you'll need a permit. It's a $94.50 cost that the city and contractors say is meant to protect homeowners.
Konawa City Manager threatens officer's job after a traffic stop
Aug 01, 2025 07:11 PM EDT
Body camera footage showed the moment that a Konawa police officer pulled over a speeding truck. Inside the vehicle was the City Manager, Daniel Bruton, who was not pleased with being pulled over.
Conservative online school pushed by Supt. Walters not approved for tax credits
Aug 01, 2025 06:46 PM EDT
Despite Superintendent Ryan Walters saying that an online conservative private school was eligible for a state tax credit, they weren't and still aren't.