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The House passed a bill to avert a government shutdown late Thursday, but the measure has hurdles to clear in the Senate.

Tod Hanley was sitting at his desk last week at Bergey Windpower in Norman when he said the front-desk clerk peeked into his office and told him to call police.

Investigators still have not determined why Stephen Paddock opened fire from a high-rise hotel suite, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the death of a man in custody at the Cleveland County Jail.

The Supreme Court said Friday that it would take up a challenge to the latest version of President Donald Trump's travel ban.

Their daughter says she can hear her mom chuckling. ????

Oklahoma City police are in pursuit of a vehicle Friday afternoon in northeast Oklahoma City.

The PyeongChang games will kick off with a bang!

According to officials, the man called 911 and said he "killed some people and that he was going to kill himself."

Some of the kids became giggly, while others got sick.

Officials said the pair were lucky that the drone had been nearby.

A young man makes public his experience with sexual abuse.

Watch out America. Winter not over yet!

Moore police have released body cam video of a legislator reporting the discovery of a GPS tracker on his pickup truck.

The House has passed the short-term measure to avoid a potential government shutdown as the deadline nears.

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A safe place for monkeys in Oklahoma, Mindy's Memory Primate Sanctuary in Newcastle says they're hoping to build more enclosures and help even more.

More than 1,400 Oklahomans have been hospitalized and 45 have been killed by an aggressive form of the flu this season, according to new numbers released by the State Department of Health Thursday.

Construction will begin on the new eastern Oklahoma County turnpike and Tim Gatz, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, joins KOCO 5 this morning to answer viewer questions.

Construction has begun on the new eastern Oklahoma County turnpike and Tim Gatz, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, joins KOCO 5 this morning to give us an update.

Facebook is about to change how often you'll see KOCO 5 News in your News Feed. But here's how to ensure you'll get all the latest local news, weather and traffic.

No winter wardrobe is complete without these accessories!