Taylor Adams
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Oklahoma vets use fish skin to heal badly burned puppy
Dr. Terrel and her team at Bella SPCA plan to use fish skin to help Arlo heal. → Read More
Fact or Fiction: Oklahoma doctors warn against COVID-19 misinformation
Public health officials are sounding the alarm, warning the unvaccinated to change course, but still, so many hesitate to get the vaccine and some continue to listen to misinformation spreading like wildfire on social media. → Read More
Oklahoma City pharmacy donates face masks to Oklahoma County Jail
As COVID-19 cases continue to ramp up around the state, masks are once again being required inside the Oklahoma County Detention Center. → Read More
Deadly stabbing shakes Oklahoma City neighborhood
One person is dead after a stabbing Wednesday morning in Oklahoma City. → Read More
OU Professor goes missing from Nevada hike
A University of Oklahoma professor is missing in Nevada. → Read More
Organization giving away millions of dollars in healthcare to uninsured Oklahomans
“We have a mission to be a catalyst to help individuals gain access to healthcare who wouldn’t be able to otherwise,” said Jeanean Yanish Jones, the Executive Director of the Healthcare Alliance for the Uninsured. → Read More
Oklahoma Christian University, INTEGRIS team up for innovative nursing program
As Oklahoma continues to face a large nursing workforce shortage, Oklahoma Christian University and INTEGRIS are teaming up to create an innovative way to increase the state’s nursing workforce. → Read More
“It’s just nasty,” Raw sewage problems persist at Oklahoma City apartments
A metro apartment in southwest Oklahoma City is plagued with raw sewage problems. → Read More
Oklahoma trooper, self-proclaimed dog whisperer saves pup hiding from the rain
Friday morning, he saved two other dogs along a different highway. Not five minutes after we left the interview, he got another call about three more hunting dogs who needed help. → Read More
State lawmaker says years-long flooding at capitol complex needs to be fixed
The tunnels connecting the buildings in the State Capitol’s North Complex are once again filling with water. → Read More
Thousands of dollars in lawncare equipment stolen from Pay It 4Ward recipient
A Pay It 4Ward alumni says thousands of dollars' worth of lawncare equipment was stolen from his storage unit. → Read More
Flix Brewhouse reopening after months of closure
After months and months of closure, Flix Brewhouse in Oklahoma City is reopening its doors. → Read More
Murder charges filed against 5 inmates allegedly involved in March Oklahoma County Jail hostage situation
Five men are being charged in the deadly hostage situation at the Oklahoma County Jail back in March. → Read More
Skydance Bridge to light up the night sky for pollinators
The Oklahoma City Skydance Bridge will be lit in bright yellow and orange on Monday, June 21 to raise awareness for Monarch butterflies. → Read More
Oklahoma’s economy roaring back as hospitality industry faces critical worker shortage
As Oklahoma’s economy roars back to life, the hospitality industry is facing a new challenge. → Read More
Oklahoma City middle school teacher crowned new Miss Oklahoma
23-year-old Ashleigh Robison was crowned with the title June 12. She teaches Language Arts to seventh graders at F.D. Moon Middle School in Oklahoma City. → Read More
13th annual “PieceWalk” brings awareness to Oklahomans with autism
The walk is Saturday, June 12 at 7 p.m. at Scissortail Park in Downtown OKC. → Read More
Oklahoma health leaders hoping incentives push residents to get vaccinated
The Oklahoma City-County Health Department is hoping businesses will help in the push to get Oklahomans vaccinated. → Read More
What you need to know: Amazon Sidewalk coming to Oklahoma next week
Beginning next week, the Amazon Sidewalk will be active in Oklahoma and across the country. → Read More
Spike in Oklahoma unemployment fraud cases as state nears end of federal extended benefits
“We anticipated seeing a lot more activity because criminals are trying to get as much money as they can before benefits are cut off,” said Oklahoma Employment Security Commission Director, Shelley Zumwalt. → Read More