1. OKC Animal Welfare Paws-giving lets you share a meal and adopt pets ( news9.com) — OKC Animal Welfare is hosting a Paws-giving event today, offering a chance to share a meal with shelter pets and ...

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office has been given the green light to host online auctions for foreclosed homes. Internet auctions were introduced in 2023, but the agency hit ...

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Oklahomans in dozens of new ZIP codes will soon be eligible to apply for grant money to upgrade their roofs. As part of the State Insurance Department's 'Strengthen Oklahoma Homes' program, the ...

Nearly 200 homes in Yukon are on alert for possible evacuation due to nearby wildfires as temperatures soar into the high 20s across the territory this week. Yukon's Emergency Coordination Centre says ...

Oklahoma City’s most expensive condo for sale is now a penthouse that’s listed for $2.5 million and is within walking distance of the Thunder’s Paycom Center. Not only is it the priciest apartment for ...

Interstate 35 southbound is closed at mile marker 168 after a fuel tanker overturned, spilling 7,000 gallons of biodiesel fuel on the highway. Norman man dies in 2-vehicle crash A Norman man was ...

Nursing homes across the country are facing a scary future: fewer staff projected over the next few decades, and more and more people who will need long-term care. Nursing homes across the country are ...

DALLAS (AP) — As Oklahomans assessed the devastation from wildfires that whipped across the state, damaging or destroying hundreds of homes, officials in both Oklahoma and Texas warned Sunday of an ...

A red flag warning is in effect for much of Oklahoma through Monday night. Raging wildfires in Oklahoma have left four people dead and over 140 injured, the state's medical examiner said on Sunday.

Almost 300 houses and structures were destroyed by the wildfires that burned across the state on Friday and sent some Oklahomans fleeing with only the clothes on their backs, Gov. Kevin Stitt said.