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Another round of severe storms are expected to make their way through Oklahoma on Monday evening and night.

The financial outlook for Medicare improved in the past year, and the program’s funding to pay all the costs for hospital services of older and disabled beneficiaries won’t run out until 2036, five years later than last year’s estimated date. A stronger than expected economy and lower expenditures on services such as inpatient hospital and [...]

It took the couple roughly two months and three trips to Dallas to find the lamp.

There’s buzz in the burger world that McDonald’s is working on something big.

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a new law earlier this week that may affect your next trip to the liquor store.

Disneyland has introduced a new ticket deal just in time for the upcoming summer season.

A Pennsylvania pastor was almost shot mid-sermon on Sunday after a man walked up to the pulpit and pulled a handgun that ended up misfiring.

Aziza Graves, 43, now faces up to three years in prison, according to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.

Palmer Candy has issued a recall on several "white coated confectionary items" sold in 17 states due to a salmonella risk.

Marysville Police said more than $20,000 was found in a bathroom at a theater last weekend, and then more than $10,000 in a KFC bathroom on Thursday.

A car crashed into a home in northwest Oklahoma City Monday morning.

Mold found inside the Mabel Bassett Correctional Center has one Oklahoma prison advocate worried about the health of inmates inside.

Sooners Salvage A Game, Take Down OSU in Bedlam

A fight just after 9 p.m. led to a shooting in Southwest Oklahoma City Sunday night.

Police confirmed that the suspect shot during an officer-involved shooting Sunday night has died.

A suspect was shot by an officer just after 8 p.m. Sunday in Northwest Oklahoma City, it's unknown right now what the original call was abou

Steve Miller stepped over the wood debris on his property to speak with KFOR, it was his home, now gone after Saturday's Sulphur storms.

An officer fired his weapon Sunday afternoon after responding to a call about a woman who shot a man near Northwest 63rd in Oklahoma City.

The stars have aligned for one of 2024’s best meteor showers.

The company says a computer can falsely detect too much current on one or both of the tail lamps, causing them to stay dark while the trucks are being driven. That can increase the risk of a crash.

Khaya Njumbe, 15, has dreams of attending medical school, but will have to wait until he's 18 because of child labor laws.