• El Reno family devastated after dog shot by police

    EL RENO, Okla. (KFOR) - An El Reno woman is left begging for answers after her dog was shot and killed in her own front yard.
    “Ducky doesn’t deserve this, at all.” “It should have been handled differently,” said A.Z. and Andrea Zuniga, who live across the street.
    Ducky was a 5-year-old rottweiler that had been a member of her owner’s family since she was just a puppy. That is, until tragedy struck on Tuesday afternoon.
    “He said, ‘Yes, we shot your
  • Storm Blog: Severe weather returns to Oklahoma in May

    Storm Blog: Severe weather returns to Oklahoma in May
    OKLAHOMA (KFOR) — Another round of severe storms are expected to make their way through Oklahoma on Monday evening and night.
    The National Weather Service issued a Potentially Dangerous Situation (PDS) Tornado Watch on Monday afternoon that includes large parts of eastern and central Oklahoma. The tornado watch is in effect until 11 p.m.Refresh this page for the latest severe weather updates from News 4.Oklahoma Weather Radar
    Oklahoma Weather Watches and Warnings Map
    KFOR SkyCam Network
  • 'I was in shock': New Mexico couple finds genie lamp, gets three wishes

    'I was in shock': New Mexico couple finds genie lamp, gets three wishes
    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A New Mexico couple was granted three wishes worth more than $1 million in total after finding a genie lamp while treasure hunting in Texas.
    A company called Treasure Games launched the contest in January. Treasure hunters paid a subscription fee to get clues to where the genie lamp might be hidden."If you find the lamp, you can get $1 million in cash or three wishes worth $1.2 million," said Dirk Gibson, founder of Treasure Games. It took winners Ron N
  • Noem publisher removing North Korea leader meeting reference from book 

    Noem publisher removing North Korea leader meeting reference from book 
    (The Hill) - The publisher of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s (R) upcoming book said it will remove an anecdote about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un from reprints at her request.Noem’s book has faced scrutiny in recent days for including the anecdote, which describes her meeting the North Korean leader while traveling during her days in Congress. After multiple reports raised questions about its accuracy, a spokesperson for her office said Kim “was included in a list of world
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  • American soldier arrested in Russia, accused of stealing: US officials

    American soldier arrested in Russia, accused of stealing: US officials
    WASHINGTON (AP) — An American soldier has been arrested in Russia and accused of stealing, according to two U.S. officials.The soldier, who is not being identified, was stationed in South Korea and was in the process of returning home to the United States. Instead, officials said he traveled to Russia.The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss personnel details.Cynthia Smith, Army spokeswoman, confirmed that a soldier was detained on Thursday in Vladivostok, a major military
  • McDonald's is reportedly working on something big

    McDonald's is reportedly working on something big
    (KTLA) -- There’s buzz in the burger world that McDonald’s is working on something big.  Ian Broden, CFO of the global fast-food chain, said last week that the restaurant has plans to launch a “larger satiating burger,” the food website delish reported.  The move comes amid news that inflation-weary customers in big markets are opting to eat out less.“The consumer is certainly being very discriminating in how they spend their dollar,” McDonald’
  • New Oklahoma law removes requirement for businesses to check IDs before serving alcohol

    New Oklahoma law removes requirement for businesses to check IDs before serving alcohol
    OKLAHOMA CITY (KNWA/KFTA) — Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a new law earlier this week that may affect your next trip to the liquor store."Odell's Law" was signed into law on Thursday removing the requirement for businesses to check IDs before serving alcohol to customers.The law is named after a 90-year-old man who was denied a beer because he didn’t have his ID on him, according to Rep. Robert Manger (R-Oklahoma City).“Odell's Law would remove the cumbersome requirement to check som
  • Disneyland unveils new summer ticket deal

    Disneyland unveils new summer ticket deal
    (KTLA) – Disneyland has introduced a new ticket deal just in time for the upcoming summer season.Beginning on May 29, parkgoers can purchase a three-day, one-park-per-day weekday ticket starting at $149 for children and $249 for adults and weekend tickets starting at $199 for children and $299 for adults.The weekday ticket option can be used on Mondays through Thursdays, while the weekend ticket option can be used on Fridays through Sundays.Upgrades like park hopper tickets and Disney Geni
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  • Gunman attempts to shoot Pennsylvania pastor mid-sermon, video shows

    Gunman attempts to shoot Pennsylvania pastor mid-sermon, video shows
    NORTH BRADDOCK, Pa. (WTAJ) – 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.The frightening scene was also captured during the church's Facebook livestream. San Francisco woman convicted of stealing $60K of goods from Target with self-checkout scamPastor Glenn Germany was preaching at the Jesus Dwelling Place Church in North Braddock when a man identified as Bernard Polite, 26, attempted to shoot h
  • San Francisco woman convicted of stealing $60K of goods from Target with self-checkout scam

    San Francisco woman convicted of stealing $60K of goods from Target with self-checkout scam
    SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) – A San Francisco woman was convicted Friday of stealing more than $60,000 worth of merchandise from a Target store by pretending to pay for the items at self-checkout machines, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office said.Aziza Graves, 43, now faces up to three years in prison.The district attorney's office said Graves had been accused of stealing from a single Target location at the city's Stonestown Galleria "dozens" of times between Oct 3, 2020, and Nov. 16, 2
  • Palmer Candy recalls multiple confections sold in 17 states over salmonella risk

    Palmer Candy recalls multiple confections sold in 17 states over salmonella risk
    SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) - Palmer Candy has issued a recall on several "white coated confectionary items" sold in 17 states due to a salmonella risk.Palmer Candy, based in Sioux City, Iowa, said the potentially affected items could cause a variety of health risks associated with salmonella, including diarrhea, vomiting and abdominal pain. Salmonella can also cause infections in the arteries, among others, and could even lead to death in more susceptible individuals.The company was notified about
  • 'Truly bizarre': Tens of thousands of dollars found in Ohio city's bathrooms

    'Truly bizarre': Tens of thousands of dollars found in Ohio city's bathrooms
    MARYSVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) – There's a money mystery in Marysville, Ohio, after tens of thousands of dollars were found in a couple of bathrooms around the city.The money was found in publicly accessible bathrooms, according to the Marysville Police Division (MPD). Capt. Nate Sachs said more than $20,000 was found in a bathroom at the Avalon Theater last weekend. Less than a week later on Thursday night, more than $10,000 was found in a bathroom at a Kentucky Fried Chicken.“They were hi
  • 4Warn Storm Team tracks severe weather across Oklahoma

    4Warn Storm Team tracks severe weather across Oklahoma
    OKLAHOMA (KFOR) - Severe storms are expected to hit central Oklahoma Monday evening and night.According to KFOR Meteorologist Jon Slater, there is potential for all modes of severe weather, including strong tornadoes."It’s a Moderate Risk for severe weather across much of Oklahoma on Monday. All modes of severe possible including long track strong tornadoes. Please round up the family and have a plan in case severe weather warnings are issued for your area." said Slater.4Warn Storm Team tr
  • Car crashes into house in NW Oklahoma City

    Car crashes into house in NW Oklahoma City
    OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - A car crashed into a home in northwest Oklahoma City Monday morning.Car crashes into NW OKC house. Image KFOR.
    Officials say the incident happened around 2 a.m. near NW 10th St. and May Ave. LOCAL NEWS: Suspect killed in second officer-involved shooting Sunday
    It is unknown if anyone was injured and police are still investigating what caused the crash.No more information is available at this time.
  • Mold found inside Mabel Bassett Correctional Center, DOC working to fix the issue

    Mold found inside Mabel Bassett Correctional Center, DOC working to fix the issue
    MCLOUD, Okla. (KFOR) - Mold found inside the Mabel Bassett Correctional Center has one Oklahoma prison advocate worried about the health of inmates inside. She wants to make sure the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (DOC) takes care of the problem. Oklahoma DOC officials confirmed they found mold inside prison cells and other wet areas. They say they are actively working to fix the issue. LOCAL NEWS: Healthcare worker searches for shelter in Sulphur
    “There's mold in the cells.
  • Sooners Salvage A Game, Take Down OSU in Bedlam

    Sooners Salvage A Game, Take Down OSU in Bedlam
    Norman, OK - Before they could even throw the first pitch the Big 12 regular season crown was decided. Texas had won the title for the first time since 2010. It's the first time in 11 years the Sooners weren't Big 12 regular season champions.It also took some time, but scoring eventually came round in Bedlam. In the fourth Kasidi Pickering hit a two run home run to put Oklahoma on top 2-0.But as they did all series, OSU answered back. In the sixth with the bases loaded, Michaela Wark slapped one
  • Sunday night fight leads to shooting in SW OKC

    Sunday night fight leads to shooting in SW OKC
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) - A fight just after 9 p.m. led to a shooting in Southwest Oklahoma City Sunday night.
    Oklahoma City Police said that a person was shot in the leg after two men started fighting near Southwest 15th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
    | MORE LOCAL NEWS > Suspect shot in Sunday’s second OKC officer-involved shooting >Officials said that it should be a non-fatal injury but will know more soon.
    A KFOR team is headed there now and will know more soon.
  • UPDATE: Suspect killed in second Sunday officer-involved shooting

    UPDATE: Suspect killed in second Sunday officer-involved shooting
    UPDATE 10 P.M.
    Police confirmed that the suspect shot in the Sunday night officer-involved shooting has died.Earlier tonight, officers said a man came outside a home near 7400 Northwest 106th Street and was armed, that's when shots were fired.
    The officer involved is said to have been placed on paid administrative leave.
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) - 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 about.
    OCPD
  • Suspect shot in Sunday's second OKC officer-involved shooting

    Suspect shot in Sunday's second OKC officer-involved shooting
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) - 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 about.
    OCPD said that the shooting happened near Hefner and Rockwell, specifically near 7400 Northwest 106th Street.
    | MORE LOCAL NEWS > OKC officer-involved-shooting after man gets shot by woman >Officials said that no officers were hurt but that the suspect involved was hit.
    This is breaking news, a KFOR team is headed to th
  • Suspect killed in second Sunday officer-involved shooting

    Suspect killed in second Sunday officer-involved shooting
    UPDATE 10 P.M. 05/05/2024Police confirmed that the suspect shot during an officer-involved shooting Sunday night has died.Earlier tonight, officers said a man came outside a home near 7400 Northwest 106th Street and was armed, that's when shots were fired.
    "That person unfortunately did pass away from, from that shooting here at the scene," said Captain Valerie Littlejohn with OKCPD. "That's still all under investigation. Again, we're going to watch all our body-worn cameras, we're going to talk
  • Suspect killed in second officer-involved shooting Sunday

    Suspect killed in second officer-involved shooting Sunday
    UPDATE 10 P.M. 05/05/2024Police confirmed that the suspect shot during an officer-involved shooting Sunday night has died.Earlier tonight, officers said a man came outside a home near 7400 Northwest 106th Street and was armed, that's when shots were fired.
    "That person unfortunately did pass away from, from that shooting here at the scene," said Captain Valerie Littlejohn with OKCPD. "That's still all under investigation. Again, we're going to watch all our body-worn cameras, we're going to talk
  • Did you know Walt Disney once opened an amusement park in Colorado?

    Did you know Walt Disney once opened an amusement park in Colorado?
    DENVER (KDVR) — After Disneyland opened in California, Walt Disney was looking for another U.S. destination to host entertainment. He then set his sights on Colorado.The Denver Public Library took a deep dive into what some locals may remember as Celebrity Sports Center, an indoor and outdoor amusement park in the Denver suburb of Glendale.
    In 1960, Walt Disney and some other big-name investors opened up the park, initially called Celebrity Lanes. After expanding, the project cost $6 milli
  • While battling Stage 4 cancer he lost it all in the Sulphur tornado

    While battling Stage 4 cancer he lost it all in the Sulphur tornado
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) - 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.
    "I just don't know what to do anymore," Miller was getting emotional.
    He was living in a very small RV that was at the very back of his property. He said the generator he had barely worked.
    What KFOR didn't know when walking up to Miller was that besides being a victim of the tornado, he was battling stage four cancer.| SULPHUR SUR
  • OKC officer-involved-shooting after man gets shot by woman

    OKC officer-involved-shooting after man gets shot by woman
    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) - 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 officer is said to have not hit anyone after he fired his weapon. Officials said that the man is alive, it's unknown exactly what his injuries are.| SULPHUR STORIES OF SURVIVAL > ‘Everybody inside is screaming,’ Sulphur survivors save others Saturday night >The shooting happened near Northwest 63rd and May A
  • Why the 'best meteor shower' of the year promises to be extra special

    Why the 'best meteor shower' of the year promises to be extra special
    (WJW) – The stars have aligned for one of 2024’s best meteor showers.The Eta Aquariid meteor shower is caused by debris from Halley’s Comet, according to Space.com. We have a chance to see the Eta Aquariid meteors every May as Earth crosses through the orbit of Halley's Comet.This year, the shower is expected to be extra special as it reaches peak as we have a new moon, NASA explains.That means the skies will be extra dark just before dawn.In the Southern Hemisphere, NASA says
  • Ford recalls 243K pickups because tail lights can go dark, increasing crash risk

    Ford recalls 243K pickups because tail lights can go dark, increasing crash risk
    (NEXSTAR) – Ford is recalling nearly 243,000 Maverick compact pickup trucks in the U.S. because the tail lights may not illuminate, creating a dangerous situation for drivers.
    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.The recall covers certain pickups from the 2022 through 2024 model years.Ford says it has no reports of any cra
  • Boy, 15, on track to become youngest-known college graduate in Indiana

    Boy, 15, on track to become youngest-known college graduate in Indiana
    GARY, Ind. (WGN) — While most 15-year-olds are completing their freshman year of high school, one Northwest Indiana teen is defying the odds by not only graduating from high school but becoming the first in his family to graduate college.Khaya Njumbe of Gary, Indiana, is like many his age: he enjoys video games, basketball, and poetry. He is part of the Jesse White Tumbling Team and a second-degree black belt in taekwondo.Unlike others his age, Njumbe has three associate degrees in biology
  • Amber Alert issued for missing baby after 2 women found dead, child injured in New Mexico

    Amber Alert issued for missing baby after 2 women found dead, child injured in New Mexico
    CLOVIS, N.M. (KRQE) – Two people are dead, a child is wounded, and a baby is missing after an incident in rural New Mexico on Friday.
    On Friday, New Mexico State Police (NMSP) issued an Amber Alert for 10-month-old Eleia Maria Torres. Officials sent out the alert after the Clovis Police Department found the girl's mom and another woman dead at Ned Houk Park.
    The deceased victims were identified as 23-year-old Samantha Cisernos and 23-year-old Taryn Allen. A 5-year-old girl was al
  • One dead after falling from stands during Ohio State commencement ceremony

    One dead after falling from stands during Ohio State commencement ceremony
    COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- One person is dead after falling from the stands during the Ohio State University commencement ceremony on Sunday afternoon.A spokesperson for Ohio State confirmed to Nexstar's WCMH that one person fell from the stands of Ohio Stadium during graduation.Police and emergency responders were still on the scene when WCMH's crew arrived.
    First responders on the scene of Ohio State University after a person fell from the stands of Ohio Stadium during commencement exercises. Th
  • Severe weather threat growing for Monday, here's the latest timeline

    Severe weather threat growing for Monday, here's the latest timeline
    Now is the time to make a severe weather plan for you and your family!Severe storms are likely over much of the state Monday afternoon and evening.Look for increasing clouds as moisture streams back into the state overnight into early Monday. Some clearing is possible midday Monday ahead of storms.With a dryline in western Oklahoma and an area of low pressure to the northwest, storms will fire quickly in the afternoon. Here's the latest timeline and predicted storm motion!Hail to softball size a

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