Новости за 07.03.2018

California couple records two mountain lions playing on their porch in the middle of the night for 20 minutes.

A girl's fight against tick-borne illnesses has taken her to some unexpected places.

Officials with the Oklahoma Education Association have moved up a deadline for lawmakers to fund teacher pay raises and education needs, saying that they are "putting lawmakers on notice."

Some Oklahomans have formed a group to oppose SQ 788, which would legalize medical marijuana in Oklahoma if passed. Watch their news conference live in the video player above.

Here's the history of the event and how it's being celebrated around the world.

"Is this a low-key way to charge suspects for the ride to the station?" one Twitter user joked.

Authorities are investigating an attempted abduction that happened on the Oklahoma City University campus.

Liz Waggoner, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Women's Coalition, joins KOCO 5 Tuesday morning to talk about Oklahoma Women’s Day at the state capitol.

Are you enjoying a bowl or just reading the back of the box?

An 8-year-old boy loaded a rifle, repeatedly shot his 4-year-old sister at home and then informed their mother, who left work to check the girl's injuries, cleaned up a bloody bed cover and returned to work, leaving the children alone again, a prosecutor said.

At least eight states currently have laws requiring that schools notify parents when their child is being bullied or is bullying other kids.

Forecast: Sunny with less wind Wednesday

"At first it was really emotional, but now it's a lot more fun, because I knew that it would somehow get to him and that he was looking out for me."

The countdown is on.

A man took matters into his own hands Tuesday as a wildfire sparked near his Yukon home.

FORECAST: Lighter winds Wednesday

Someone recently stole OU superfan Calvin Steve’s wagon, which he uses to sell newspapers on Norman’s Campus Corner.

Police are asking for the public's help finding a missing and endangered 7-month-old boy.

Superintendents from across Oklahoma met Tuesday to talk about what they would do if teachers walk out of the classroom and go on strike.

FORECAST: Winds weaken overnight

"It means a lot to me because I thought this day would never happen."

Trump said the measures were necessary to balance global trade deficits.