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• Why daylight saving time ended so early this year

  01-11-2026 13:10 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Believe it or not, it's time again for the twice-a-year clock change.
  
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• Victims still seeking justice one year after ammonia leak

  14-11-2026 04:58 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  WEATHERFORD, OK (KFOR) — It has now been one year since an ammonia leak rocked the small western Oklahoma town of Weatherford. Victims are still seeking justice as many suffer lasting health issues. Attorney Clayton Bruner, who is leading the lawsuit, says there have been some snags along the way, but they are seeing progress [...]
  
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• Passengers stranded at Will Rogers Intl. Airport amid nationwide FAA ground stop

  14-11-2026 04:56 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The FAA ordered a nationwide ground stop at airports Friday, citing a communications issue. "Today is kind of a rough day," said Bryan Dennis, a traveler stuck at the airport. It was a gridlock at Will Rogers International Airport, following a nationwide ground stop, ordered by the FAA. "Me and the [...]
  
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• FAA lifts nationwide ground stop on flights

  14-11-2026 03:02 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - The Federal Aviation Administration has released the nationwide ground stop and planes will be leaving from major airports this evening. Will Rogers International Airport is expected to receive several flights through midnight. An official statement has been released by Will Rogers International Airport: The FAA has released the nationwide ground stop, [...]
  
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• Dr. Pepper Water Tower Park now open for game days

  14-11-2026 01:18 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) — One of Norman's newest and most recognizable structures is transforming into a lasting landmark that celebrates college football fandom. The Dr. Pepper Water Tower Park was officially unveiled Friday morning. "Good morning, Norman. What a glorious day," Sheriff of Fansville and OU football legend Brian Bozworth said. What was simply an [...]
  
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• FAA ground stoppage potentially affecting college football games for Saturday

  14-11-2026 01:15 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - On Friday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stoppage for all U.S. flights. The delay impacts millions, including teams such as the ole Miss Rebels who are scheduled to play in Norman against the Sooners Saturday afternoon. OU's opponent, Ole Miss, is currently stuck in Mississippi due to the [...]
  
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• Legal experts say settlement is an easy way out for State Farm

  14-11-2026 01:11 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Alarm bells were ringing Friday, according to several legal experts, after a settlement announcement set to make State Farm pay back around $35 million to customers who weren't paid on certain hail damage claims.
  
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• Clouds rolling in for a chilly Saturday. Spotty light showers turn to solid rain and chill by Saturday evening. Blanket rainfall/clouds Saturday night and Sunday.

  14-11-2026 00:39 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Pt. cloudy and a chilly 36 degrees Saturday morning. Gradually becoming cloudy Saturday with sunset spotty light showers turning to solid rain and chill by 9PM-10PM Saturday. Wet, cloudy and foggy Saturday night and Sunday with wind chill factors! Only 44 degrees on Sunday for an indoor day! Mike #okwx
  
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• Caddo County man sentenced to 20 years for death of 4-year-old Athena Brownfield

  14-11-2026 00:33 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  CADDO COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – Ivon Adams was sentenced to two life sentences for his role in the death of 4-year-old Athena Brownfield. But under a plea agreement to testify against his wife and Athena's biological mother, Adams will serve 20 years in prison, with the remainder of his sentences suspended. "This isn't something that's supposed [...]
  
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• 'Fear is a Reaction. Courage is a Decision' An Oklahoma Veteran writes a memoir of career and life

  14-11-2026 00:12 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) -- Most of the visible highlights lining Russell Smith's office shelves are plain to see. In fact, there is a sort of military precision about the manner in which they are aligned, straight and dusted. Smith grew up in California and joined the Marines at the age of 19. "That was it," [...]
  
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• OKCPS sees reading improvement in elementary schools

  13-11-2026 23:42 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  A big push among Oklahoma City public schools is to improve reading skills for students. At the district's most recent Board of Education meeting, school leaders revealed some of the results.
  
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• 4 the Win! - OSU's keys to beating Texas Tech, Thunder drop two straight to Portland and the Cowgirls' late-game meltdown against Tulsa

  13-11-2026 23:37 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – On this episode of 4 the Win!, Andy Romike, Holden Krusemark and Jacy Jennings discuss the keys to Oklahoma State beating #10 Texas Tech this Saturday, the Thunder's two-game losing streak against the Portland Trail Blazers, the OSU Cowgirls' overtime meltdown against Tulsa Thursday night and much more! 4 the Win! [...]
  
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• Space Heater safety as colder temps near

  13-11-2026 23:06 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - As Oklahomans gear up for the colder weather, space heaters become a safety issue when used continuously. A few ways to prevent any hazards, plug your space heater directly into the wall, avoiding extension cords or power strips. Keep space heaters far away from items that can burn, such as furniture [...]
  
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• OKCPD seeks help identifying a suspect in fraud investigation

  13-11-2026 22:36 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  The Oklahoma City Police Department is seeking public help identifying a man in connection with a fraudulent investigation.
  
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• The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume

  13-11-2026 22:26 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems. The FAA had grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon, causing hundreds of flights to be diverted. Officials cited “extraordinary circumstances” caused by communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. The [...]
  
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• Flights halted at airports across the US due to 'extraordinary circumstances,' FAA says

  13-11-2026 22:26 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  WASHINGTON (AP) – Flights are halted at airports across the United States due to "extraordinary circumstances," the FAA says. In a statement obtained by Nexstar, the FAA specified that the ground stop was issued "following communication issues impacting multiple Air Route Traffic Control Centers." The FAA said its technicians were investigating. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, [...]
  
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• Tanker collides with riverboat on Mississippi River at Port of New Orleans

  13-11-2026 22:22 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  A news release issued by the Port of New Orleans said the American Cruise Lines’ American Heritage riverboat was docked at the port when it was struck by the Atlantic Asphalt tanker.
  
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• Court records explain how 32 bison died from dehydration

  13-11-2026 22:20 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Court records show the deaths of dozens of bison caused by a water supply shutdown at the Downstream Casino and Resort.
  
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• Around the Block: Richard Glossip, 900lbs of Marijuana, and Christmas festivities starting around the metro.

  13-11-2026 21:30 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Happy Friday, Oklahoma! Here are some of the topics that were covered on today’s episode of Around the Block. Richard Glossip: For three decades a murder charge has stood next to Richard Glossip's name, avoiding nine last-minute executions. Thursday, as part of an agreement the state would dismiss the murder charge [...]
  
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• OSU's mascot Bullet IV sidelined after brief illness, Bullet V to debut against Texas Tech

  13-11-2026 20:23 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Oklahoma State University announced on Friday that mascot Bullet IV will be taking a temporary leave from active duty following a brief illness and emergency procedure.
  
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• Free turkey giveaway at OKC Fairgrounds on November 15, 2026

  13-11-2026 20:08 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  A free turkey giveaway is set to kick off at the OKC Fairgrounds on November 15, 2026, at the State Fair Park parking lot near May Avenue beginning at 2:30 p.m.
  
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• Christmas in the Park returns Nov. 21

  13-11-2026 19:56 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Christmas in the Park is set to return November 21, 2026, kicking off the holiday season with new attractions, expanded displays for a beloved Opening Night celebration at Chisholm Trail Park.
  
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• Alex Warren opens 2027 'Finding (More) Family On The Road' tour in Oklahoma City

  13-11-2026 19:49 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Alex Warren, known for songs like "Ordinary" and "FEVER DREAM", is opening his 2027 world tour in Oklahoma City.
  
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• BMW recalls 720K vehicles over fire risk; drivers urged to park outside

  13-11-2026 19:21 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  These vehicles were recalled in 2024 due to a water pump issue that must be repaired again
  
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• State Farm settles for more than $45 million following investigation into Oklahoma roof damage claims

  13-11-2026 18:43 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  The Oklahoma Insurance Department announced on Friday that State Farm has agreed to a more than $45 million settlement after an investigation into roof damage claims.
  
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• OKCPS celebrates 20 years of district powwow

  13-11-2026 18:08 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Oklahoma City Public Schools' Native American Student Services is celebrating 20 years of the district's powwow with an all-youth event.
  
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• Chickasha Municipal Court accepting "Food for Fines" through November 30

  13-11-2026 18:08 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Active ticket holders in Chickasha can receive up to $100 off their ticket by providing a non-perishable food donation with the Chickasha Municipal Court program, Food for Fines, which continues through November 30.
  
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• OKCFD reminding residents of space heater safety as temperatures drop

  13-11-2026 17:26 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  The Oklahoma City Fire Department is reminding residents of space heater safety as the weather gets colder.
  
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• Microsoft reports progress as it works to recover from global outage

  13-11-2026 17:21 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  Microsoft said progress is being made in bringing its popular workplace software back online as a global outage enters its second day, disrupting business communications, police emergency calls, court operations and AI tools.
  
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• Microsoft outage shows the risks of relying on a single technology provider for essential services

  13-11-2026 17:21 via KFOR.com Oklahoma City
  
  As the outage entered its second day Friday, Microsoft said it saw “encouraging recovery progress.”
  
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