"The ship took a hit from a wave about 11:00 at night," Sharon Tutrone said. "The wave hit on our side of the ship – we were on the right side of the ship – and that wave pushed the ship to the left where I thought we were going to capsize."
It's the beginning of bee week and the 95th Scripps National Spelling Bee is going on in Washington, DC with 231 contestants.
Oklahomans will see work starting today for the first phase of the a major road construction project in the historic Paseo Arts district.
Book fairs aren’t just for elementary school kids anymore! Full Circle Bookstore will be hosting a 'Grown-Up Book Fair' for the community June 17 to benefit Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Oklahoma County.
Oklahomans will be able to take an up-close look at the Oklahoma State Capitol without even heading to the building.
First responders are on the scene of a near drowning in northwest Oklahoma City.
The Tulsa Police Department says two people were arrested for beating up a Sonic manager after receiving the wrong order.
Science Museum Oklahoma will host a free event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sally Ride’s historic trip as the first American woman in space.
Chick-Fil-A's newest big hire — a vice president of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) — has some conservative groups calling for a boycott.
Following the Memorial Day holiday, more Americans will soon be confronting a years-long summertime problem: fewer lifeguards on duty, particularly raising significant safety issues.
A popular Tex-Mex restaurant will open its second Oklahoma City-area location next week.
An Oklahoma public school district has a new learning space thanks to a group of students and faculty members at the University of Oklahoma.
An Oklahoma man was killed and his wife critically injured in a head-on collision on a Maine highway Monday.
The Metro Technology Centers Community Outreach and Wellness Center is launching a new and free program for families in Oklahoma City.
Authorities are investigating a crash that claimed the life of a Coweta man.
FEMA and the State of Oklahoma Disaster Recovery Centers in Cleveland, McClain, and Pottawatomie counties will begin new hours of operation on Thursday, June 1.
Timothy Bliefnick reportedly searched, “How to make a homemade silencer” and “How to wash off gunpowder.”
Five people are recovering after being injured in a boat explosion at a local lake.
Officials say two people are dead following a crash in Lincoln County.
Authorities say more than a dozen people have been arrested following an investigation into an illegal marijuana growing operation.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - The family of Melissa Patton is on a desperate search to find her after she disappeared without a trace over the weekend. "[She had] no I.D., no phone, no car, no money. She has nothing [but]the clothes on her back," said her daughter Amanda Hilton. Hilton contacted KFOR after initial searches [...]
Edmond PD says this is still an ongoing investigation.
Oklahoma City (KFOR) - One person is dead after a deadly hit and run, according to an OKCPD spokesperson. The incident took place near SW 74th and S Western Avenue in Oklahoma City. No information about the victim or suspect has been shared by police at this time. A police spokesperson said they do not [...]
Firefighters responded to a morning fire at a notorious southwest Oklahoma City apartment complex. Tenants of the Creekside Apartments told KFOR this is just one more problem to add to their long list of concerns.
A metro family was hoping for a new addition to their home, but they were instead left with thousands of dollars worth of debt and loads of unfinished construction.