Meet Skipper, the puppy born with 6 legs and 2 tails
A puppy was born in Oklahoma City with two extra legs and an extra tail.
GOP politicians look to protect drivers who hit protesters
Now, Republican politicians across the country are moving to stop the road-blocking maneuver, proposing increased penalties for demonstrators who run onto highways and legal immunity for drivers who hit them.
'Not just a number': Woman places flags in front yard to honor those who died from COVID-19
Brandy Becerra, who lives in Yukon, Oklahoma, has placed more than 2,000 flags on her front lawn as a tribute to those who have died from COVID-19.
Police: Oklahoma man tells cops he fatally shot woman ‘to teach her a lesson’
Police did not immediately release a motive in the killing or mention whether the suspect and victim knew each other.
Oklahoma zoo shares ultrasound of baby elephant due in 2022
The elephant calf will be the fourth for 25-year-old Asian elephant Asha.
New excavation to begin at cemetery, looking for victims of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
On May 31 and June 1 in 1921, a white mob attacked Tulsa's Black Wall Street, killing an estimated 300 people and wounding 800 more while robbing and burning businesses, homes and churches.
Newborn piglet melts hearts with adorable photo shoot
Oklahoma-based photographer Cashlie White recently photographed a sweet little newborn piglet named Dynamite.
US Marshals rescue 5 missing children, make 262 arrests in Oklahoma
US Marshals say they have found five missing children and arrested hundreds in a two-month-long operation in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma senator wants to make attacks on officers a hate crime
A state senator in Oklahoma says he plans to file legislation that would classify any attacks on law enforcement officers as a hate crime.
Hobby Lobby raises minimum wage to $17 an hour for full-time employees
The pay increase will take effect on Oct. 1, 2020.
US Marshals apprehend man accused of molesting infant on video
The U.S. Marshals Service has arrested a 22-year-old Oklahoma man accused of sexually assaulting a 6-month-old, recording the encounter and sharing it on social media.
Teacher arrested for allegedly exposing herself to class during cartwheel
PAWHUSKA, Okla. - Oklahoma authorities arrested a substitute teacher after she allegedly exposed herself to a high school choir class.On Tuesday, the Pawhuska Police Department announced the arrest of 34-year-old Lacey Sponsler, who was booked on one complaint of indecent exposure after a Snapchat video from the class was shared online.Investigators say Sponsler performed a cartwheel in front of a Pawhuska High School choir class without any underwear on under her skirt.Police told KJRH that Sponsler told the students that she wasn't wearing any underwear before doing the cartwheel.Officials say she also told the students to destroy the video.According to KOTV, court records show that in 2008 Sponsler received a deferred sentence after pleading guilty to public intoxication, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a university.A court clerk said the felony charges still appear on her record, and it's not clear if school officials – who declined to comment – knew about them when she began working there, KOTV reported.Pawhuska schools released a statement saying that the district takes the safety of its students seriously and that Sponsler is no longer allowed to work at the school.
Oklahoma man dies after trying to save dog on icy pond
DUNCAN, Okla. - An Oklahoma community is grieving after a hunter died while trying to save his friend's dog over the weekend.Tanner Shorter drowned while trying to save the dog in an icy pond.
USGS: 4.3 magnitude earthquake hits northern Oklahoma
MEDFORD, Okla. — No injuries or damage were reported after a 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck northern Oklahoma on Friday morning.The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake's epicenter was near Medford, or about 95 miles north of Oklahoma City.
Video shows Oklahoma officer saving woman’s life after heart attack
BLANCHARD, Okla. - A roadside rescue was caught on camera in Blanchard, Oklahoma early Monday morning.Tina Costello started having severe chest pains, and her husband and daughter attempted to rush her to the hospital, according to KFOR.Their high speed caught an officer’s attention, and he pulled them over.Before Blanchard police officer Jordan Jones even came to a stop, the driver, Jeff Litty, jumped out.On dashcam video, you can hear Litty saying "My wife's having a heart attack.""I immediately call for first responders," Jones said.He hurried to the truck to find the woman unresponsive."I was just in panic.
Mad meth user reports her alleged dealer to the police
PITTSBURG COUNTY, Okla. - A mad meth buyer gave police a bizarre tip in southeast Oklahoma.Split down the middle by Highway 69, Savanna is a haven for truck drivers.
Two killed by strong tornadoes that swept across portions of southern Oklahoma
WYNNEWOOD, Oklahoma -- Two people were killed Monday, May 9th by strong tornadoes that swept across portions of southern Oklahoma.An emergency manager says a man was killed when a large tornado tore through a home at Wynnewood, Oklahoma.
Search still on for five-year-old girl who vanished after tornado 69 years ago
WOODWARD, Oklahoma -- The deadliest tornado to ever hit the state of Oklahoma was 69 years ago, in April of 1947.That's when a monster from the sky roared through Woodward, Oklahoma, leaving 185 dead, more than 1,000 injured, hundreds of homes and businesses destroyed and one bizarre mystery to this day that has even the most seasoned investigators baffled.It’s the vanishing of five-year-old Joan Gay Croft of Woodward.Her cousin, Marvella Parks, was 14 that night and remembers how terrifying the killer twister was when it descended on the unsuspecting town."I was really, really scared," Marvella said. "I was crying.
12-year-old boy allegedly sexually assaulted by older students on bus headed home from wrestling tournament
NORMAN, Oklahoma -- An Oklahoma high school wrestling coach has been terminated, and several students have been suspended after reports of an "extremely disturbing" incident involving the Norman North High School JV wrestling team.According to KFOR, the alleged incident happened on the bus -- as the JV team was heading home from a tournament.Sources tell KFOR the incident involved a 12-year-old boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted by several older students while on the bus.Police were contacted by school district officials, and an investigation is underway by both police and district officials.School district officials tell KFOR two students were suspended, and more are being suspended as the investigation continues.Norman Public Schools officials said in a press release obtained by KFOR: “An adjunct coach who was responsible for supervising students on the bus was immediately dismissed.
Four-year-old steps up with big delivery for officers during hours-long standoff: "They needed coffee and pizza"
YUKON, Oklahoma -- When a four-year-old Oklahoma boy saw police officers standing in the cold during a standoff, he wanted to do something about it.