Новости за 20.12.2017

She says the network refused to pay her equally.

All that's left for Republicans' long-sought victory on tax reform is a signature from the president.

"Killed the thing I hated most. I wanted that thing dead for decades."

A former Noble day care owner found guilty of murder in the death of a four-month-old girl has been sentenced to life in prison.

Eight Americans, two Swedish tourists and at least one Canadian were among the victims of a tour bus crash in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula.

A man and a woman were killed in a house fire late Tuesday night in southeast Oklahoma City.

Students at a Massachusetts high school will now be known as "first years" when they enter ninth grade.

A big change is coming to the Oklahoma state fairgrounds as the city will start to change the way people park at the fair.

The FBI is getting involved in the financial mess at the Oklahoma State Department of Health after millions of taxpayer dollars were mismanaged.

Norman city leaders have voted to wipe away the controversial name of one of its streets.

The Norman City Council voted Tuesday to change the name of a street linked to a member of the Ku Klux Klan.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious device found near a gas meter Tuesday afternoon in southwest Oklahoma City.

A University of Oklahoma regent who likened gay people to pedophiles has made a public apology during an appearance with the leader of an LGBTQ advocacy group and reiterated that he doesn't plan to resign.

Attorney General Mike Hunter announced that the FBI and the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will partner with his office to investigate issues relating to the use of federal funds at the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

"I wish we could make Christmas every day for her."

Sandy Bast started recording when she heard a loud noise coming from outside of her front door. She looked out to see a man in a U-Haul tossing packages out of his truck.

The Senate will still vote on the bill Tuesday night before passing it back to the House Wednesday.

Michael Bateman, executive director of Jesus House, joins the KOCO 5 News Team to discuss how the program is helping low-income families during the holiday season.

Casey Moore discusses what the city of Edmond is doing to start a new holiday tradition after preemptively canceling the annual Christmas parade.

Police are investigating after a body was found Monday afternoon inside a southwest Oklahoma City apartment.

Four faculty members of a central Oklahoma school district have been suspended amid an investigation into alleged abuse and embezzlement within the district.