Lacey Lett
KFOR
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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Original host signs off on adoption series and shares what she’s learned
Reporter Lacey Lett has helped so many Oklahoma children find A Place to Call Home during her time at KFOR, and as her time with Oklahoma’s News 4 comes to a close, she shares her experiences with the beautiful children in the OKDHS system on the journey to show how these children are just like any other child with big dreams of a loving family. → Read More
Local music venues get boost from City of OKC reimbursement program
The City of Oklahoma City has stepped in launching a $2 million reimbursement program for local music venues. → Read More
Nonprofit flipping home to raise money for new facility
Due the overwhelming demand, Kristy, Executive Director of Fostering Sweet Dreams, is raising money to build a new facility in a creative way. She just bought a house to flip, and sell again. → Read More
12-year-old looking for a home wants to be a foster parent when she grows up
This bookworm loves shopping too, especially when it comes to buying sneakers. And like most kids her age, she also likes to watch a little TV — including our own “place to call home” segments. → Read More
Local realtor sees “frenzy” over people wanting to buy a home as interest rates remain low
Earlier this month, an average 30 year fixed loan fell below 3% hitting its 8th record low this year. One loan officer News Four spoke to says you can get a 15-year-fixed loan for around 2.625%. Those low rates mean Oklahoma banks are seeing huge volumes of people refinancing as well. One KFOR employee locked in a 10 year fixed rate at 1.825%. → Read More
OKCPS hosts technology device pick up this week
As Oklahoma City Public Schools starts the school year virtually the district is handing out devices to all enrolled children. → Read More
Flix Brewhouse looking to hire 75-100 employees in the next two weeks
“We’re really wanting to get great candidates who love movies, who love craft beer,” General Manager Nick Toros said. → Read More
OKDHS receives 10,000 inquiries about adopting Jordan, the child who wishes to have a family
Jordan’s one wish is to have a family, and 10,000 people want to make that wish come true. → Read More
$2.5 million grant to help OU research geothermal energy
Soon a team from this geology lab will head to California to study geothermal wells in a volcanic field using money from the U.S. Department of Energy. → Read More
108-year-old home turns into boutique hotel, restaurant and bar
It’s a 14-room boutique hotel, bar and restaurant with items throughout the new design hearkening back to the former owners. → Read More
Woman says college didn’t take her seriously after she says she was sexually assaulted on campus
Savannah said she felt sick and needed some air so she went to see the horses because they always helped relax her, but she decided it was too cold and started walking back to her dorm when she believes someone knocked her unconscious. → Read More
“I hope one of ya’ll pick me,” 10-year-old boy desperately wants a place to call home
Jordan lives at a group home now but would love a sense of normalcy and the unconditional love of a parent. → Read More
Woman frustrated with handling of alleged sexual assault case on college campus
A late night walk on the campus has now led to months of fear and frustration. → Read More
Turnpike troubles: Local family says more safe guards are needed in their neighborhood
Neighbors are concerned about children's safety in neighborhoods located near a turnpike. → Read More
OMRF needs participants for Sjögren’s Syndrome study
OMRF is looking for participants in clinical trial for Sjogren's Syndrome → Read More
State Department of Health opens contact tracing call center
Oklahoma Department of Health employs more than 400 people for contact tracing call center in northwest Oklahoma City → Read More
Oklahoma woman gets beloved class ring back after 36 years
As students prepare to head back to class at Kingfisher High School, one alumna also came back to reclaim a long lost treasure. → Read More
Perkins family adopts sibling group of 5
It's a joyous day for five Oklahoma children as they wait for a judge to officially make them the Brandon family. → Read More
OSBI labs sees dramatic increase in rape kits after new law goes into effect
Officials with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation say they need more biologists after a dramatic increase in the number of rape kits coming into their labs. → Read More
County health department investigates 180 complaints about noncompliance with mask mandate
A flood of complaints have poured into the City Action Center since Oklahoma City's mask mandate went into effect almost two weeks ago. → Read More