Zach Rael, KOCO-5 Oklahoma City

Zach Rael

KOCO-5 Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City, OK, United States

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  • KOCO-5 Oklahoma City
  • 4029news
  • KOAT.com
  • KSBW Action News 8

Past articles by Zach:

Oklahoma sees spike in white supremacist incidents, ADL says

White supremacist incidents have seen a dramatic spike in Oklahoma, according to a report from the Anti-Defamation League. → Read More

Oklahoma lawmaker discuss block of overhaul of sentencing laws

An Oklahoma lawmaker discussed the overhaul of Washington, D.C., criminal sentencing laws. → Read More

Did natural gas companies manipulate prices to make Oklahomans pay more in winter storm?

Did natural gas companies manipulate prices to make Oklahomans pay more during the massive winter storm at the beginning of 2021? → Read More

Red Cross helping Norman tornado victims this weekend

This weekend, the Red Cross will be set up from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Crosspointe Church on 24th Avenue Southeast. → Read More

Oklahoma lawmakers voice opinions on State Question 820

Several Republican lawmakers at the state Capitol and from Oklahoma's delegation in Washington have come out against the proposed measure. → Read More

Norman community begins process of cleaning up after tornado

The Norman community has begun the long and slow process of cleaning up after the tornado. → Read More

University of Oklahoma football player loses home in tornado

A University of Oklahoma football player lost his home in the tornado. → Read More

OG&E work to make sure power stays on in upcoming Oklahoma storms

Oklahoma Gas and Electric is working to make sure the power stays on during the upcoming Oklahoma storms. → Read More

Oklahoma nonprofit aims to help small businesses thrive

A nonprofit organization aimed at boosting entrepreneurship and small business in the state hosted its launch party Thursday afternoon in downtown Oklahoma. → Read More

Students at Oklahoma City public school learn about Black history

Students at an Oklahoma City Public School got a chance to learn about Oklahoma City’s Black history. → Read More

Family raise money for playground to honor life of Oklahoma man

Last year, a horrific plane crash in northwest Oklahoma City took the life of a grandfather. → Read More

Oklahoma food bank prepares for people as SNAP benefits end

Food pantries in Oklahoma are getting ready for the influx of people who need their help to make ends meet. → Read More

Bill at Oklahoma Capitol could prevent fentanyl overdose

A bill making its way around the Oklahoma state Capitol that the author said could prevent unnecessary fentanyl overdose deaths. → Read More

Oklahoma treatment center for opioid recovery opens new clinics

In our state of addiction, the opioid epidemic is still running rampant with cases of fentanyl overdoses and deaths continuing to skyrocket. → Read More

Oklahoma churches to decide whether to leave over LGBTQ+ members

The clock is ticking for dozens of churches in Oklahoma to make a key decision. → Read More

Oklahomans to gather at Scissortail Park to support women in Iran

Oklahomans are gathering at Scissortail Park to support the women in Iran. → Read More

Oklahoma AG says Stitt illegally appointed members to Veterans Commission

Attorney General Gentner Drummond said Stitt, who has been in an ongoing feud with former members of the commission, did not follow the law → Read More

Oklahoma City grocery store to help customers fighting inflation

Everyone is feeling the tight squeeze of inflation, especially when it comes to buying food. → Read More

Oklahoma’s congressional delegation reacts to State of the Union

Oklahoma’s congressional delegation reacted to the president’s State of the Union. → Read More

Stitt delivers State of the State address, lays out priorities

Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his 5th State of the State address, laying out his top priorities. → Read More