Oklahoma Coverage

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Legal weed business is booming in Oklahoma, regulators racing to catch up

In Oklahoma, the legal pot business is booming, and regulators are racing to catch up. It's not the kind of well-oiled machine you'd expect to see Oklahoma, but make no mistake, folks here know a boom when they see one

Oklahoma community mourns loss of six people, including five children

Six dead in Oklahoma family massacre

Investigators say Jarron Dejon Pridgeon shot seven people, including five young children, in a Muskogee home early Tuesday, killing six of his victims.

Oklahoma couple welcome new baby during ice storm

An Oklahoma couple recently became new parents and the birth was nothing like what they imagined.

Jailers charged in 'Baby Shark' torture

Oklahoma detention officers accused of forcing inmates to listen to popular children's song for hours at a time while handcuffed and standing in isolation booths.

Lawsuit seeks reparations for Tulsa race massacre

A lawsuit filed by survivors of the 1921 massacre and their descendants seeks repair of destruction in Tulsa's Greenwood district, as well as the City's continued failure to rebuild the area.

Cold case search comes up empty

Oklahoma investigators had hoped new information would help them find the remains of two girls missing since 1999.

Tulsa to remove "Black Lives Matter" street painting

City attorney admits the street mural was painted without a permit after the issue was raised by the Tulsa County Republican Party chairman.

Search for mass graves resumes in Tulsa

Historians believe victims of the city's 1921 race massacre could be buried at one of three sites currently being investigated.

Oklahoma woman shocked to find out dead husband already voted

An Oklahoma woman says she was shocked when a poll worker said her recently deceased husband had voted before her arrival.

2 Oklahoma officers charged with murder after they used Tasers 50+ times on a man who later died

Two Oklahoma police officers have been charged with second-degree murder after they used Tasers more than 50 times on a man who later died, according to court records.

Michael Levenson, New York Times

Woman shot while attempting to steal Nazi flag

An Oklahoma man faces several charges after shooting that witnesses say started with a dare at a party.

Moo-ving friendship: Calf and cattle dog form inseparable bond

An Oklahoma couple's disabled calf and carsick cattle dog have become best friends. (Video from KFOR)

President Trump campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla.

President Trump is holding a campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla. It's the first event he's held since the coronavirus pandemic began.

People already camping out for President Trump's Tulsa rally

On Saturday, President Trump is holding his first rally since the coronavirus pandemic started. People are already lining up outside the arena in Tulsa, Okla.

Trump campaign says it can't be held liable if rally attendees get COVID-19

The Trump campaign has issued a disclaimer that adds that anyone who contracts COVID-19 can't hold President Trump, the arena or others responsible.

'I was almost done:' News chopper rescues stranded swimmer

KFOR helicopter pilot Mason Dunn and managing editor Steve Johnson swoop in to rescue a man struggling to stay afloat in the North Canadian River after a rafting accident.

COVID-19 shut down unveils social media star

As COVID-19 shut down the National Cowboy and Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma an unlikely social media star emerged.

Caught on camera: Delivery driver held against his will

Delivery driver streams frightening encounter to Facebook Live as he's held against his will by an HOA president inside a gated Oklahoma City neighborhood.

Police: Anger over COVID-19 restrictions leads to McDonald's shooting

Three employees at an Oklahoma City McDonald's were wounded Wednesday when a woman became angry and fired shots after being told the dining room was closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Oklahoma sign language interpreter gaining popularity on social media for abilities

As a sign language interpreter, Jimmy Mitchell provides crucial information for residents in Oklahoma who are deaf. His approach and attitude are winning over fans on social media.

Deadly tornadoes ripped through Texas, Oklahoma

Several powerful tornadoes ripped through parts of Texas and Oklahoma on Wednesday night killing at least five people, and injuring dozens more. The massive storms rained down hail and the extreme winds flung vehicles into trees and knocked down buildings.