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Big Announcement For Family Broadcasting Group, Inc.
Family Broadcasting Group, Inc. announces Aubrey K. McClendon and Tom L. Ward as new shareholders.
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College Presidents Want to Drop Drinking Age
About 100 presidents from across the country encourage lawmakers to lower the legal drinking age to 18. Presidents at Oklahoma universities are in agreement with each other on the controversial issue. KSBI-TVs Jake Charles reports...
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MRSA Still a Threat
Many of us have heard of MRSA, the drug-resistant super bug. The potentially deadly form of staph infection swept the nation last year. KSBI-TV's Kealey McIntire tells us how local schools are working to prevent it this year and she has one man's story of living with MRSA.
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School Zone Violators
If you're speeding through a school zone, officials have a warning.
They say you will get caught. KSBI-TV's Ashley Shibley reports.
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OK County Commissioner Suggests New Jail
The Oklahoma County jail has been a hot topic and one county commissioner is now suggesting a new facility.
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Helping Spanish Speaking Students
It's a way to help Spanish speaking students in the metro learn the English language.
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Tulsa's New Superintendent
Tulsa schools will soon have a new superintendent.
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Fire Forces Evacuation
A tense situation Tuesday morning for employees of Moore Public Schools after a fire forced all employees to evacuate.
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An Emotional Day for a Former Council Member
Ward six council member Anna Simank, announced her resignation Tuesday. She served on the Oklahoma City City council for 13 years.
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Nursing Home Concerns
An Oklahoma family claims its loved one was raped and assaulted at a nursing home in Jones. Family members say they're sharing their story in hopes of seeing some big changes and they've teamed up with a man who's been working to make nursing homes safer. KSBI-TV's Monica Price has the story.
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Hotel Robber Behind Bars
A 21-year-old Midwest City man is behind bars after robbing a Norman hotel last night.
Officials say the man could be responsible for the rash of hotel burglaries across the metro last week... but, as KSBI-TV's Ashley Shibley reports
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50th Sit-In Anniversary
Oklahomans celebrated the anniversary of a critical point in our state and nation's history. Historic figures looked back on an essential movement they considered back then to be a small step. KSBI-TV's Jamie Ratliff has the story.
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Are Fort Sill's Barracks Moldy?
Soldiers at Fort Sill in Lawton are making national headlines after complaining of mold in their barracks.
At a news conference officials addressed allegations that soldiers were ordered not to speak about the mold. KSBI-TV's Ashley Shibley reports.
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Norman Vets Center Cleared of Allegations
Complaints from patients and family members sparked a large investigation at the center. Cases of abuse and neglect were unsubstantiated, but problems with a staffing shortage were confirmed. KSBI-TVs Jake Charles talked exclusively with the administrator,Bob Weeks, who has been under fire.
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OKC Man Protests in China
An Oklahoma City man made news around the world after being deported from China for putting up a controversial sign. KSBI-TV's Jamie Ratliff has the story.
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New Emergency Notification System
There's a new way Edmond residents will be notified of emergency situations.
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Testing Peer Pressure
Many students are back in school, meaning the peer pressure to experiment with drugs and alcohol is on. A local group is praising a tool that helps you identify what your child is getting into and you can do it from home. KSBI-TV's Kealey McIntire has more.
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OKC Burglary Suspect
Oklahoma City police arrested a man connected to several burglaries on the south side of the metro.
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Son Allegedly Kills Mother
A son is arrested for killing his mother and police say it all happened after the two began arguing.
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Peaceful Playgrounds
It's a busy time of year for parents, but with school starting back up, how safe do you feel your kids are on the playground? KSBI-TV's Jamie Ratliff has the details of a program aimed at teaching and keeping kids safe during recess.
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Canadian Co. Sheriffs Get New Drug Dogs
A German Shepard and Cocker Spaniel will be fighting crime and drug trafficking across the county as part of a revitalized K-9 unit. As KSBI-TV's Jake Charles reports, they'll join the new sheriff once he takes office.
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Wedding Gowns Help Dreams Come True
You may not look at wedding dresses the same way after this weekend. Co-Founder of Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation, Fran Hansen, looks at the hundreds of gowns available for sale and she sees dreams coming true.
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Harrah Incident Involving Ice Cream Man
Harrah police say two girls claim a man driving an ice cream truck offered them ice cream if they would take a ride with him in his truck. The driver denies that claim. Still, it has some parents concerned now for the safety of their children. KSBI-TV's Monica Price has the story.
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New Disability Resource Guide Available On Line
It's been 1 1/2 years in the making, and now the information is literally at your fingertips.
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Husband Shoots Wife, Kills Self
Officials are urging domestic violence victims to speak out after a horrific incident happened Thursday.
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