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Fri, August 22, 2025

by: KFOR articles
in: Science and Technology

A Night Among the Stars: Oklahoma’s Science Museum Ignites Wonder with "SMO21"

Tue, August 12, 2025

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in: Science and Technology

Putnam City Schools Embrace AI to Revolutionize Education

It's the back-to-school season, and Putnam City Schools is welcoming students back tomorrow. They're also welcoming some new technology to keep kids safe, including artificial intelligence that can detect guns.

Fri, August 8, 2025

by: KFOR articles
in: House and Home

U.S. Housing Market Faces Dual Crisis: Soaring Home Prices and Insurance Rates

It's no secret that home prices keep rising here at home and across the country with rising insurance rates also having an impact. Experts said the current market climate has made it harder for first time buyers to jump in.

Wed, August 6, 2025

by: KFOR articles
in: Travel and Leisure

Mystery Woman Found in Montana Forest: Authorities Seek Public Help

Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man regarding a identity theft investigation.

Tue, July 29, 2025

by: KFOR articles
in: Science and Technology

Revolutionary Radar Tech: From Space Exploration to Earthly Applications

Technology originally designed for outer space is now being tested at the Oklahoma County Jail.

Tue, May 13, 2025

by: KFOR articles
in: Health and Fitness

Dept. of Mental Health explains millions in unused pandemic dollars

The commissioner for the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services was at the Capitol Wednesday answering questions about millions in unused pandemic dollars.

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in: House and Home

Human smuggling suspect did not own Oklahoma home at time of controversial raid, despite claims shared by DHS

Weeks after federal immigration agents raided an Oklahoma City home and removed a U.S. citizen and her daughters at gunpoint, News 4 has uncovered documents disproving a claim shared by the U.S. Department of Homeland Securityâ€”which suggested the property was still owned by a woman indicted for human smuggling, at the time of the raid. Nowâ€”despite the fact records show the suspected human smuggler sold the well before a federal judge issued the search warrant for it, the U.S. Government is

Mon, May 5, 2025

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in: Health and Fitness

Bill aimed at holding health insurance companies accountable stalls at Capitol

A bill that would have held health insurance companies accountable has stalled at the Oklahoma State Capitol. House Bill 2144 would have given Oklahoma patients the right to sue medical insurance companies if their health was affected by denied or delayed treatments.