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  • Teen leads Enid Police on a chase in a stolen FedEx truck

    ENID, Okla. – An Enid man was arrested after he allegedly tried to break into an apartment and stole a FedEx truck. The chaotic incident started at the Cherokee Terrace Apartments when witnesses say 19-year-old Khalid Marquise Lee tried to force his way into one of the units and allegedly began chocking a dog that was tied up outside. Darlene Phillips says she saw Lee’s shadow and looked out to see him yanking on Bella the family dog’s chain outside. […]

  • Keeping it up to code: Dispensary, grow house inspections now cities’ job

    ENID, Okla.- Medical marijuana businesses across the state are now required to submit a certificate of compliance to the OMMA from the municipalities they are located in. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority shared this on their website: Starting August 30, 2019 all business applicants will be required to submit a Certificate of Compliance from the political subdivision that has jurisdiction where the business is located (usually a city or county). Businesses located within Oklahoma City may submit the Certificate of Compliance provided […]

  • Garfield Co. love triangle ends in road rage

    GARFIELD COUNTY, Okla. – A love triangle leads to two crashes on Highway 81, a man rushed to the hospital, and two women behind bars. Court documents say Timothy Yost left his wife Richelle Yost back in June to live with his girlfriend Amanda Breeze in the town of Bison. After an argument over laundry, dishes, and toilet paper Yost decided to leave Breeze. On September 14th, he gathered his things and called Richelle for help getting the van and […]

  • “You couldn’t ask for a better kid than him,” Lexington community remembers fallen teen

    LEXINGTON, Okla. – The community of Lexington is in mourning after an 8th-grade football player passed away on Tuesday. Riley Boatwright was playing middle linebacker when he collapsed on the field and was rushed to an area hospital where he later died. Riley’s friend Ean Caywood remembers his best friend as outgoing and never having met someone he did not like. “He was always wanting to have a good time. You couldn`t ask for a better kid than him. He […]

  • “He was all about that baby and she was all about him,” Grandfather dies after saving 3-year-old granddaughter from house explosion

    MAUD,  Okla. – A grandfather rescued his 3-year-old granddaughter after the home they were in exploded. Don Osteen was a longtime educator, Army Veteran, and Purple Heart recipient. He spent his life putting others first and would help anyone if they needed it, even a stranger. Brendon Osteen says his father looked forward to every minute that he could spend with his granddaughter, Paetyn. That`s what he was first and foremost I mean he was all about that baby and […]

  • Mystery Solved: Strange seismic pulse felt across the state

    NORMAN, Okla. – Seismologists investigate a mysterious pulse after it was caught on seismic monitoring systems across the state at the same time almost every day. “Started to notice a sort of weird sort of regular almost heartbeat-like signal moving across the screen and at first it sort of registered as a what the heck is that kind of moment,” said Dr. Jacob Walter, State Seismologist of Oklahoma. Seismic Analyst, Andrew Thiel started tracking the pulse on June 24th and […]

  • “It leaves our town vulnerable,” Reduction in OK Co. patrol deputies causing concerns for some

    HARRAH, Okla. – The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s department has seen a reduction in patrol deputies over the years and it is causing concern among some rural communities. “Over the years we’ve seen our revenues dwindle for law enforcement maybe 8 years ago we had close to 50 patrol deputies out in the county able to protect citizens,” said Mark Myers, Public Information Director, Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office. The number of patrol deputies has been reduced to less than half that […]

  • “Maybe you’ll see me when I shoot you,” OKCPS, OKCPD investigate Snapchat threats

    OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City Public Schools and the Oklahoma City Police Department are investigating after racially-charged Snapchat threats concerning Capitol Hill Middle School surfaced last night on social media. Since their discovery, a police report was filed and officers have opened an investigation into the threats. Officials say they believe the individual involved has been identified. “We’re very thankful for all the parents that reached out to us and let us know that this threat was going on, on […]

  • Police respond to more than a dozen incidents at John Marshall Middle School

    OKLAHOMA CITY – More than a dozen incidents of disturbances or fights have been reported at John Marshall Middle School since the school year began about 2 weeks ago. The list of incidents includes disorderly conduct, a fight at school, and an assault. All of this coming out after a teacher was injured Monday during one of these incidents. We reached out to Oklahoma City Public Schools to see what changes they are making to keep the students safe in […]

  • Oklahoma City Council approves MAPS 4 vote amid controversy

    OKLAHOMA CITY – Although the Oklahoma City Council voted unanimously to approve MAPS 4, the meeting came with fireworks from some citizens. It will be up to the citizens of Oklahoma City whether they want to approve all 16 projects as a package with a simple yes or no vote in December. A few of the city councilmembers admitted they did not like some of the individual projects, but were happy with MAPS 4 overall. “I’m extremely proud of this […]

  • Purcell officials discover 32 dogs inside home during welfare check

    PURCELL, Okla. – 32 dogs rescued from a hoarding situation inside a Purcell home and police say it all started as a welfare check at the home when several of the dogs ran out the front door. Animal control was called out to investigate, and once inside the home, they discovered deplorable conditions. “There was just dog feces and urine just covering the floor. There wasn’t a place you could step without stepping in that. That’s why we were instructed […]

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