Arizona is bracing for a shift in its weather as monsoon activity looks set to ramp up after a stretch…
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Oklahoma Couple Charged After Authorities Seize Over 50 Animals from Home
EL RENO, Okla. – An El Reno couple is now facing criminal charges after authorities seized 52 animals from their…
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Oklahoma’s Renewable Energy Growth Could Stall Under New Megabill
Wind power currently generates over 40% of Oklahoma’s electricity, and solar companies have been eyeing the state for future projects.…
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Oklahoma Homeowners Alerted: Hidden Tax May Reduce Home Sale Profits
Oklahoma homeowners have long enjoyed affordable prices and steady home values. But for many long-term owners, rising property values now…
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‘Anti-Government Militia’ Claims Responsibility for Targeting Oklahoma Weather Radars
A group identified as an “anti-government militia” is drawing attention after claiming it’s targeting weather radar systems in Oklahoma. Days…
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11 Easy Ways to Lower Your Summer Electric Bill
With Oklahoma’s summer heat driving up electricity use, OG&E is sharing simple strategies to help residents cut energy costs without…
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FEMA Sets July 22 Deadline for March Wildfire Assistance in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY — FEMA is reminding Oklahoma residents impacted by the March wildfires and straight-line winds that they have until…
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Ex-Houston Board Member Faces Backlash for Calling Flood-Struck Camp ‘White-Only Girls Camp’
A former member of Houston’s Food Insecurity Board is under fire after posting a TikTok video referring to Camp Mystic—where…
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Flash Flood Warnings Issued Across Eastern Oklahoma, Western Arkansas Amid Heavy Rain
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Flash flood warnings are in effect for several counties in eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas as steady,…
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ICE Sparks Outrage in Brentwood After Using Firehouse Lot for Operations
Brentwood, Long Island — A wave of controversy is sweeping through Brentwood after ICE agents were seen using the local…
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