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Nichols Hills City Manager set to step down December 31, 2026by Terré Gables/KFOR
On Friday, the City of Nichols Hills announced that after 10 years, Shane Pate is set to step down as Nichols Hills City Manager on December 31, 2026.
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US measles cases hit 35-year high as expert warns vaccine hesitancy is fueling the outbreakby Scripps News Group
US measles cases hit a 35-year high. A public health expert says vaccine hesitancy and politics are fueling the dangerous surge.
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44 percent of credit-challenged consumers are relying on financing for purchasesby Kelly Broderick
A new Snap Finance study has found 44 percent of credit-challenged consumers rely on financing to make major purchases.
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Cyclosporiasis outbreak exposes a weakened US public health systemby Heather Schlitz Reuters
The outbreak may represent a new — and risky — normal: a public-health system some say has been weakened by decades of underfunding and hollowed out by Trump administration cuts.
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Around the Block: Yukon, OKC Zoo, and a Sooner family tradition.by Cameron Estes/KFOR
The City of Yukon confirmed that repairs are complete and water pressure has returned.
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One hit, killed by vehicle in Minco, OHP saysby Caroline Kelley / KFOR
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, one person was struck and killed by a vehicle in Minco Friday morning.
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Former Kentucky governor arrested while on the set of a holiday movieby Scripps News Group
Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin was arrested on Thursday in Bourbon County on a contempt charge while he was on the set of an upcoming holiday movie.
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Blumenthal, Harvey
Blumenthal, Harvey
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Blumenthal, Harvey
Dr. Harvey Jay Blumenthal, 88, passed away on August 30, 2026 in San Jose, CA.
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Three days after finding a home, an OKC man lost it to fireby Sam Royka
Brian Kenney, an Oklahoma City man, overcame injury, loss, and a fire with help from Key to Home housing services.
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Stocks fall after a surprisingly strong jobs report raises prospects of an interest rate hikeby ALEX VEIGA, Associated Press
U.S. stocks fell and Treasury bond yields mostly rose Friday after the government reported that employers unexpectedly added 162,000 jobs last month. The surprise increase in hiring could give the […]
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WATCH: Aggressive mystery animal is attacking people in New Hampshireby Jocelyn Fiset
An aggressive mystery animal is on the loose in New Hampshire, and authorities said it's gone after multiple people in recent days.
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Strong August jobs report puts Fed rate hike back in focusby Emily Gregg
A stronger-than-expected August jobs report has increased bets that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates at its Sept. 15-16 meeting.
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Patrick Clancy reacts as images of himself and his children on vacation a month before they were killed are shown in theby Greg Derr, USA TODAY NETWORK
Patrick Clancy reacts July 27 as images of himself and his children on vacation a month before they were killed are shown in the Plymouth Superior Court in Plymouth, Mass.
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Two Oklahoma men plead guilty to lethal synthetic opioid distribution, face 20 years in prisonby Mario Gonzalez/KFOR
Two Oklahoma men pleaded guilty to federal drug charges after being accused of distributing a synthetic opioid that ultimately led to one person's death.
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Greenheck plans $300M investment, 700-job Owasso expansionby Journal Record Staff
Greenheck Group plans to acquire a former Macy’s facility in Owasso, creating more than 700 jobs and investing an estimated $300 million.
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Citadel explores buying U.S. oil production assetsby Emily Gregg
Citadel has held talks to buy U.S. oil production assets as the hedge fund considers expanding its ownership of physical energy assets.
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Tony-winning producer Jordan Roth jumps to acting in ‘The Shards’by BRUCE R. MILLER Lee Enterprises
Jordan Roth always wanted to act. Seven Tony Awards as a producer just got in the way.
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OSU's Drew Mestemaker has averaged 361 passing yards in first starts of last two seasonsby Eric Bailey Tulsa World
How did the Oklahoma State quarterback handle his first starts of the past two seasons and how is he attacking Saturday's game at Tulsa?
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Man hospitalized following officer-involved shooting Thursday eveningby Curtis Killman Tulsa World
Police had responded to a disturbance with a gun about 6:45 p.m. at Rozay’s Wingz after receiving reports that two men had been fighting in the parking lot, according to a TPD social media post.
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Citizens Bank of Edmond’s Jill Castilla joins G20 economic discussionby Journal Record Staff
Citizens Bank of Edmond CEO Jill Castilla discussed Main Street growth at the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting.
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