EVENTS THAT KICK OFF TOMORROW. YEAH. EVAN AND JESS, YOU CAN TELL RIGHT NOW AT 5:00. IT’S PACKED. THERE’S A LOT OF PEOPLE HERE AT THE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS, AND THESE CROWDS ARE REALLY ONLY GOING TO GET BIGGER AS THE WEEKEND GOES ON. PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS …
An Oklahoma bill moving through the Capitol would give law enforcement the right to test drivers on their English proficiency.>> Download the KOCO 5 app | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channelIf the officer doesn’t think the driver meets the standard …
During an April 22 meeting, members of the OCC discussed House Bill 2747, written by Rep. Trey Caldwell (R-Faxon), and Senate Bill 998, authored by Sen. Todd Gollihare (R-Kellyville). The similar legislation would require the Commission to give special …
Commuters in Oklahoma City experienced significant delays Friday morning following a semi-truck accident on Interstate 40. According to KOCO, the westbound lanes of I-40 at the junction with Interstate 35 were closed around 5:45 a.m. after a semi-trailer …
Oklahoma City residents awoke to an electrified start of the day as firefighters battled early morning blazes sparked by lightning strikes. News 9 reported that a house on Southwest 90th Street, near Rockwell Avenue, was set ablaze following a lightning …
STATE OFFICES. YOU MAY HAVE GOTTEN ONE OF THESE TEXTS OR EVEN SEEN THE ADS. IT’S THE MOST RECENT TECH SCAM THAT’S IMPACTING THOUSANDS OF OKLAHOMANS, AND NOW IT’S EVEN CLOGGING UP THE PHONE LINE AT OTA. BOTH OF US. BUT MAINLY OKLAHOMA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY. …
One Republican lawmaker wants to send controversial social studies standards back to the Oklahoma State Department of Education.WATCH: Oklahoma lawmakers question Ryan Walters about proposed new social studies standards>> Download the KOCO 5 app | …
THIS TO SEE IF THERE’S ANY CHANCE TO SAVE IT. EVERY DAY PEOPLE GATHER HERE AT THE TRAIN STATION IN OKLAHOMA CITY TO CATCH THE HEARTLAND FLYER FOR WORK OR PLEASURE. BUT IF THAT FUNDING DOESN’T CROSS THE FINISH LINE, IT COULD DERAIL THE ROUTINE OF BOTH TEXAS …
Oklahomans for Equality Board President Whitney Cipolla greets a group of more than 60 Queer advocates at the Dennis R. Neill Center in downtown Tulsa. Cipolla uses her teacher's voice to say, “Good morning, everyone.” The bleary-eyed group slurps down …
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