Ashley Moss
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Homeowners out thousands of dollars after botched renovation
One metro area family said their home was left in shambles after a months long renovation worth thousands of dollars. → Read More
Principal hit with strip search lawsuit at area middle school
A principal in Edmond Public Schools faces a lawsuit after allegations of an unlawful strip search for a student back in 2021. → Read More
Oklahomans address public safety ahead of marijuana vote
Oklahomans will head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana in the state. → Read More
Class action lawsuit detail jail mental health crisis
The State Department of Mental is at the center of a new lawsuit, claiming they aren’t giving inmates access to mental health resources fast enough. → Read More
Man says funeral home held father’s body for months
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – An Oklahoma City man trying to make funeral arrangements for his father said a local funeral home held the body for nearly three months. Mateo Rosas said his family worked with the Heritage Funeral Home in OKC to transport his father’s body back to his hometown in Mexico shortly after […] → Read More
Renter shocked at bills for home repairs
One KFOR viewer said she took steps to protect her property, including letter water drop and leaving cabinet open, even putting a space heater near the pipes as the landlord suggested, to help protect them from freezing. → Read More
Oklahoma recreational marijuana advocates and opponents prepare for upcoming special election
Oklahoma voters are just a couple of weeks away from voting on legalizing recreational marijuana in the Sooner State. → Read More
EL Reno police stop robbery suspects headed the wrong way
A late night bolo for a car driving the wrong way along I-40 led El Reno Police to an arrest. → Read More
‘Holy smokes’: Couple says good Samaritan helped put fire out with feet, then vanished
An Oklahoma City family is searching for a man they said helped quickly put out a fire that suddenly broke out in their backyard over the weekend. → Read More
Hall of Fame removed from Dept. of Education
Oklahoma educators around the state were shocked to learn that the Oklahoma Educators Hall of Fame was removed from public display following a call from State Superintendent Ryan Walters for the portraits to be removed. → Read More
State law puts wrong name on birth certificate
Donnell Teal said from the day she was born, there’s never been any question that he was Lillian’s father. “The first time I held my daughter in my arms I cried,” he said. → Read More
Life sentence modified for man convicted in 2015 death of 6-year-old boy
The man convicted in a deadly 2015 head-on crash in north Oklahoma City had his life sentence modified in a Oklahoma County court. → Read More
Man fights for back wages from fast food chain
It’s ‘no bueno’ at Taco Bueno for some employees at the certain locations for the tex-mex chain across the metro. → Read More
Oklahoma deputy describes being “hunted” by suspect who allegedly killed partner
An Oklahoma deputy says she is lucky to be alive after a gunman shot two of her coworkers and then set his sights on her. She says if it wasn’t for a kind stranger, she probably would not have survived. → Read More
Competing priorities dominate 2023 legislative session
In the past Governor Stitt prioritized issues like taxes, education, marijuana and jobs. He shifted his focus for this 2023 agenda, but not all lawmakers seem to be on board. → Read More
Federal fund will replace stolen SNAP benefits
Help could be on the way for Oklahomans who have had their food stamp benefits drained right out of their bank accounts. → Read More
Lease feud stalls stadium build for semi-pro team
Instead of tossing footballs, representatives for Crossroads Mall and the United Football League are tossing serious accusations instead. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmakers propose changes to citizen-led petitions
In a Senate Judiciary committee meeting Tuesday, lawmakers voted affirmatively for Senate Bill 518, pertaining to the state’s initiative petition process. → Read More
‘He’d rather kill her’: Friend speaks out about Edmond murder victim
Dimithy McMillan said his friend, Demetria Jordan, was a person who cared deeply for others. → Read More
Oklahoma Tourism courting new restaurants for state parks
The Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department held its fifth open house to gather responses from all parties or suppliers interested in providing restaurant services at Oklahoma State Parks. → Read More