Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe visited North Kansas City on Friday to spotlight new legislation that could pave the way for…
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‘He Died Doing What He Loved’: Family Remembers Oklahoma Man Killed by Water Buffalo
JONES, Okla. (KFOR) – A family is mourning the loss of Brad McMichael, who was tragically killed Friday after being…
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Victory at Sea: U.S. Seizes $8 Billion in Cocaine from Smugglers
In a sweeping international effort to disrupt the flow of narcotics into the United States, U.S. Navy and Coast Guard…
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Oklahoma Revenue Hits Record $16.9B as Thunder’s Finals Run and Job Growth Power Economy
Oklahoma wrapped up its fiscal year in June with a historic high of $16.9 billion in state revenue — a…
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Social Security Paper Checks Ending Soon — Act by September 30 to Avoid Missed Payments
Millions of Americans must switch to electronic payments before September 30, 2025, or risk disruptions in receiving Social Security, SSI,…
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Aurora Police Pursuits Surge Tenfold Under New Policy
AURORA, Colo. — Police pursuits in Aurora have skyrocketed following a major policy shift that now allows officers to chase…
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Suzanne Morphew’s Remains Likely Moved Twice, Forensic Experts Say; Barry Morphew Re-Indicted for Murder
Barry Morphew has been re-indicted for murder after forensic evidence suggested his wife, Suzanne Morphew, may have been moved at…
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AMBER ALERT UPDATE: Missing 12-Year-Old Tatiana Fuentes Found Safe, Suspects in Custody
IDAHO FALLS — A 12-year-old girl at the center of an AMBER Alert has been found safe in Colorado, and…
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‘We Can Only Do So Much’: Pinal County Animal Shelter Nears Breaking Point
PHOENIX — The Pinal County Animal Shelter is sounding the alarm as it struggles to care for an overwhelming number…
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Tempe Restaurant Owner Uplifted by Community After Burglary
TEMPE, AZ — After a break-in at his longtime burger restaurant, a Tempe business owner is feeling overwhelmed by the…
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