Andy Weber
KOCO-5 Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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Recent articles by Andy:
US Senate to cast final vote on bill protecting same sex marriage
Oklahoma lawmakers reacted as the U.S. Senate will cast their final vote on a bill that would protect same-sex marriage. → Read More
Oklahoma department announce nonprofit apply for financial relief
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce announced nonprofits will now be able to apply for financial relief. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmakers want to know what is legal after abortion ban
Months after Oklahoma’s abortion ban went into effect, some lawmakers still want to know what exactly is legal. → Read More
Oklahomans can avoid Thanksgiving foodborne illnesses with tips
Leaving food out for too long or consuming undercooked meals can lead to foodborne illnesses, which could potentially be dangerous. → Read More
Grants offer tribes help cleaning up abandoned oil and gas wells
There are several thousand of these wells on tribal land. When left unsealed, they can contaminate groundwater and harm wildlife. → Read More
Oklahoma counselor tips to ensure Thanksgiving is positive
An Oklahoma counselor provided tips to ensure Thanksgiving is a positive experience for everyone. → Read More
Group pushes to make abortion a constitutional right in Oklahoma
As a group pushes to make abortion a constitutional right in Oklahoma, there’s new attention on the process they’re trying to use. → Read More
Some shoppers swearing off Oklahoma mall after gallery display
This occurs after art portraying prominent politicians and media personalities as Nazis was displayed out in the open. → Read More
Electric vehicle maker closer to $1M incentive package from OKC
Canoo, the electric vehicle maker, is one step closer to receiving a $1 million incentive package from Oklahoma City. → Read More
Electric vehicle maker seeking $1M from Oklahoma City
An electric vehicle maker is seeking $1 million from Oklahoma City. → Read More
Oklahoma commissioners join litigation against e-cig company
Oklahoma County commissioners agreed to join litigation against e-cigarette manufacturers. → Read More
Oklahoma can wait decades to execute death row inmates. Here's why
Richard Fairchild's execution renewed questions about why the death penalty process is so long — and expensive. → Read More
Oklahoma group discusses complaint that led to DOJ investigation
The DOJ announced this week that it is investigating Oklahoma, Oklahoma City and the Oklahoma City Police Department following a complaint from the Oklahoma Disability Law Center → Read More
Inhofe farewell speech as Oklahoma’s longest serving senator
Sen. Jim Inhofe delivered his farewell speech as Oklahoma’s longest-serving senator. → Read More
Cherokee Nation wants Congress to honor treaties made years ago
The Cherokee Nation called on Congress on Wednesday to honor treaties made nearly 200 years ago. → Read More
Tulsa King, starring Sylvester Stallone, officially premieres
Oklahoma City is now on the streaming screen. → Read More
Who has the right to make gaming compacts with Oklahoma tribes?
Who has the right to make gaming compacts with Oklahoma tribes? → Read More
Oklahoma tribal veterans are invited to history-making project
The First Americans Museum invited veterans and those active in the military who are tribal citizens to participate in the second annual Making History Project. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmaker wants to get rid of straight party voting
Democrat lawmakers have already tried once to do away with straight-party voting, but it didn't get past committee. → Read More
Oklahoma City will house plant for electric vehicle company Canoo
Canoo announced Thursday that the plant will be able to produce 20,000 cars a year → Read More