Новости за 21.02.2018

An Oklahoma House Public Safety Committee will discuss a bill that would allow carrying firearms without a permit.

Watch live as First Alert Storm Chasers track the wintry mix moving into the Oklahoma City metro.

In America, gun violence has become a reoccurring fact of life, and the response to it is even more predictable.

Salem is to be played by–surprise–a cat!

Here's what to look out for if you're ordering fast food to your doorstep.

Margarita Day is nothing without one of the delicious drinks.

Parents searching for ways to protect their school children are being led to a NC's company's bullet-proof backpack panels.

Here’s how you can avoid the extra fees.

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This T-rex in Pennsylvania was just an attentive father.

The proposal would make it unlawful to do so if pants were worn too low, exposing “skin or undergarments.”

Who needs a gold medal when you've got dangling honey squid legs?

As more of the arctic-dwelling birds migrate south, some need help on their journey.

Billy Graham, the massively influential evangelical minister, has died at 99.

"Here we are in our seventies and we're still enjoying this skating opportunity."

German Olympians got 1,000 gallons of the stuff shipped to them in PyeongChang.

The two had been married only three months and had been sailing on a delayed honeymoon to St. Maarten, Puerto Rico and Cuba.

Six animals died Tuesday in a fire that burned for much of the day in Luther.

Several Oklahoma City metro school districts have canceled classes for Wednesday because of inclement weather.

People gathered Tuesday to honor and remember a homeless Vietnam veteran who recently died, proving that you don’t need to have blood relatives to have a family.

An Oklahoma City woman has been charged with murder after police said she gave a fentanyl patch to her granddaughter's boyfriend, who died in October.

For the first time in three years, Oklahoma is not facing a revenue failure.

Sen. James Lankford and other lawmakers and leaders announced Tuesday that Oklahoma students will learn about the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot.

Slick road conditions will remain in central Oklahoma, as we expect another round of freezing rain moving in Wednesday morning.