Новости за 28.03.2026

Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium will be trading out the football field for a soccer pitch when it hosts its first international match in March.

If the USPS runs out of money, will you still get mail?

A long-shot Libertarian candidate running for Senate in Montana pledged to introduce legislation to draft Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) into the military if elected. “I'm running for US Senate. If elected, the first bill I introduce will draft Lindsey Graham into any conflict he publicly supports while in office,” Tom Jandron wrote in a post [...]

Protesters around the country are joining "No Kings" rallies on Saturday, the third round since Trump returned to office. Minnesota, home to two fatal shootings at the hands of federal officers earlier this year, will take center stage in the demonstrations, drawing even Bruce Springsteen. Organizers say more than 3,300 local events are planned nationwide. [...]

Southbound lanes of I-44 are blocked at Southwest 59th after a police chase has ended in a crash.

The Well Done Foundation has spent the last year plugging abandoned oil wells, dating back to the early 1900s, in the Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge.

The 4th annual Tulip Festival starts on Saturday at the Myriad Botanical Gardens and the flowers are already blooming. The event has been so successful, they extended it to a second weekend this year.

FedEx Cares and Operation Warmth, a non-profit, gave out more than 400 pairs of shoes to elementary students, for free. Oklahoma City Public Schools said not only does a good pair of shoes help children grow and play, but it's also tied to better learning.

A family is grieving the loss of 46-year-old Zulma Briones. She was killed in a double hit-and-run in southwest Oklahoma City.

Slow clearing into Saturday morning with a chilly start to the weekend. Much less wind on Saturday and mild. Sunday will be windy again and much warmer with extreme fire danger. Our next chance of severe storms is PM Tuesday into Tuesday night. Easter is still 9 days away, but right now it looks totally [...]

Within six months of working at The First Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma City last year, a woman allegedly spent nearly $100,000 on the church's credit card.

Prairie dogs are sweeping down the plains, making the big migration on Friday from Lawton to Oklahoma City!

Some local students from Kaiser Elementary School in Oklahoma City got to get outside and test their green thumbs Friday morning despite the weather. They planted trees at a local park with an Oklahoma City Forestry crew to celebrate Arbor Day.