Paul Folger
KOCO-5 Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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Young autistic woman reunited with missing therapy pigeon named Geraldine
A young autistic woman has been reunited with her missing therapy pigeon. → Read More
OCPD: 'Bic Bandit' accused of stealing more than $2,000 worth of cigarette lighters
Police said they are searching for the man being called the "Bic Bandit." → Read More
People recognize cattlemen depicted in recovered hand-drawn picture
A hand-drawn picture of seven men posing in the "Sale Barn" at Stockyards City was recently discovered in a Yukon shed. → Read More
Accepted by OU, once-homeless teen made 2.5-hour trip to school each day
An incredible Oklahoman, Jordan made a way when there seemed like there wasn't one at all. → Read More
Prague volunteer pastor blackmailed teen for pictures, court documents say
Authorities have released new information about an Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation raid at the home of a Prague volunteer pastor. → Read More
Siblings meet teachers who helped them after the Oklahoma City bombing
In a reunion 23 years in the making, Brian Martinez and his sister Michelle meet the teachers who helped them through the Oklahoma City bombing. → Read More
Video of dying veteran being honored at Oklahoma hospital goes viral
A video of a dying veteran being honored at a Tulsa hospital has gone viral. → Read More
Girl Scouts to give girls place to go if teachers walk out
As the reality of a teacher strike looms, many groups are looking to help children who will have no place to go. → Read More
'Mr. Sam' shares mysterious criminal past of historic Route 66 site
This story has all the makings of a movie -- a murder mystery in the shadow of the red Round Barn on Route 66. → Read More
SandRidge Energy to reduce Oklahoma City workforce by 30 percent
SandRidge Energy announced Monday that it is reducing its Oklahoma City workforce by 30 percent. → Read More
Sen. James Lankford: System in place to prevent mass shootings failed
Sen. James Lankford said that what's painful about the Florida high school shooting that killed 17 people last week is how much the system failed. → Read More
Building that survived OKC bombing renovated
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Second wave of OG&E crews heads to Puerto Rico in relief efforts
A second wave of OG&E crews is packing up and heading to Puerto Rico to help bring electricity back to the island. → Read More
Mother calls Fallin a 'liar, murderer' after State of the State speech
An Oklahoma mother had strong words for Gov. Mary Fallin during her final State of the State address on Monday. → Read More
Goats provide cheap, effective solution to Midwest City problem
A group of goats has an important job in Midwest City. → Read More
Beer coming to OSU baseball and softball games
Big changes are coming to Oklahoma State University baseball and softball -- for the first time, beer will be sold at games. → Read More
Family of Sirloin Stockade mass murder victim recounts horror 40 years later
It was 40 years ago when Oklahoma City fell victim to a mass murder. Six people were shot inside a restaurant. The culprits were a woman, her husband and his b... → Read More
Motorcyclist killed in Edmond crash identified as 54-year-old man
Police have released more information about a crash Sunday afternoon in Edmond, involving a motorcycle,in which a man was killed. → Read More
Caddo County authorities warn against elk hunt scam
The Caddo County Sheriff is looking for a person involved in an old-fashioned case of fraud, and it involves elk hunts in Oklahoma. → Read More
Panel offers recommendations for battling state's opioid epidemic
State leaders presented a final report on the Oklahoma Commission on Opioid Abuse on Tuesday. → Read More