Новости за 11.01.2024

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is on the scene of a reported train derailment in Logan County.

The Tecumseh Police Department has confirmed officers are responding to a shooting.

The 4Warn Storm Team says Oklahoma has a stretch of subfreezing temperatures and snow on the way, so KFOR talked with several experts on what you need to do to prepare.

Oklahoma Zoo officials say, due to the predicted winter storms and below-freezing temperatures, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden will be closed to the public on Sunday, January 14 and Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, January 15, 2024.

A man was arrested after he grabbed a flight attendant and asked her if she wanted to join the "mile high club" on a Florida-bound flight, according to a criminal complaint filed in the Middle District of Florida.

The Office of the Chief Examiner has released a summary of the report for the bystander killed during a shooting in Garvin County in October.

Oklahoma winter weather can be dangerous and you should make sure to check your vehicle is ready.

The trial for Michelle Troconis, a woman charged in connection to the disappearance and death of a Connecticut mother, is underway in a Stamford courtroom.

A memoir that Lisa Marie Presley had been working on at the time of her death will be published this fall. The book, currently untitled, was completed with the help of actor Riley Keough, the eldest of Presley's four children.

Chesapeake Energy announced on Thursday it has agreed to merge with Southwestern Energy.

Fruit Stripe Gum, with its bold colors and short lasting flavor, is being discontinued after 50 years on the market.

Amazon is cutting several hundred positions across its Prime Video and MGM Studios unit.

First Arctic Blast of the season coming in early Friday morning! Expect strong NW winds, bitter cold temps, near zero wind chills!

About half a dozen witnesses testified Wednesday afternoon in an alleged abuse case out of the Robert M. Greer Center.

Some say exercise is the fountain of youth, and a group of seniors in Moore is proving that - with members up to 100-years-young! Those members recently came together to honor their instructor who has been leading the class for years free of charge.

Google has laid off hundreds of employees working on its hardware, voice assistance and engineering teams as part of cost-cutting measures.

At a hearing on Wednesday, 29-year-old Desiree Sanchez was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of killing her disabled sister-in-law and hiding the body a basement in November.

Officials say criminals use the apps to lure tourists and visitors to meet in public places like hotels, restaurants and bars.

Brutally cold weather is on the way this week, which means it’s time to start thinking about our furry friends.

Tribal members were ticketed last year for the tags on their cars. Two Oklahomans got tickets which they were expected to pay. However, Monday, their tickets were dismissed by the court.

Oklahoma County Commissioners say they are getting close to making a decision on where the new jail location will be placed. On Wednesday morning, they removed four of the seven locations under consideration and now they are down to three possibilities.

After a contentious end to last year and having to be subpoenaed, State School Superintendent Ryan Walters announced the end of partnerships with three organizations at Wednesday's Budget & Appropriations hearing.

A delay with a new ambulance service in Edmond has slowed down life-saving help from hitting the streets. American Medical Response, AMR, was expected to start operating in Edmond on Tuesday. It was pushed back due to a licensing delay by the state.

When a rescue effort took a wrong turn, Oklahoma City firefighters said they were asked to help coax a cat out of a car's dashboard.

The Edmond Fire Department has confirmed crews are responding to a house fire near E 15th Street and S Air Depot Boulevard.