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Large hail wasn’t the only severe weather threat from Wednesday’s storms. Heavy rain flooded several roads across Cleveland County. Today, Sky 5 Pilot Chase Rutledge flew over a mobile home that had been pushed off its base by the strong winds."What it looks like are some strong winds last night, cause this is fresh damage right here you can see that mobile home int he center of your shot has been blown off its foundation and the roof of what looks like a barn next to it has been peele...

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BKC jumbo center runs out of COVID-19 vaccines in Mumbai ANI | Updated: Apr 28, 2021 11:31 IST Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 28 (ANI): Just two days ahead of the third phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive, Mumbais Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) jumbo COVID-19 vaccination center has run out of vaccine stock. The vaccination center is inactive. Boards reading Vaccine out of stock were put up outside the BKC center on Wednesday. "It will open for vaccinat...

On April 7, the city had its 12th homicide of the year as a 30-year-old female was found dead in a home on SW 60th Street. Few details were known in the following days. Was this a drug-related homicide? A domestic dispute? Or maybe a murder related to the city’s increase in gang activity? All that was known was it was another body in a city that has seen its murder count steadily rise over the past decade. In 2006, Oklahoma City’s four-year homicide average was 49.2 a year. After last year’s...

Missouri pastor donates kidney to church member Jack Coultas gave the ultimate gift to Jeremy Whitham back in January Jack Coultas and last updated 2021-04-24 08:28:08-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Osceola, Missouri pastor gave the ultimate gift by giving his kidney to a church member, "Well, I think its because its one of those few opportunities we have as people to truly be able to show people love, in a way that truly is the laying down of our own lives," Jack Coultas, pastor in Osceola said....

“I was embarrassed. I was really ashamed. It wasn’t something I was proud of because I very much thought that it was all my fault and I was the only one to blame for this,” said K.C., who was age 18 at the time. “It was definitely not the way I imagined my senior year going.” With the help of her family, friends, counselors, authorities and even a federal judge, K.C. now knows that none of it was her fault. The U.S. attorney’s office is helping her to help others who have found them...

The state’s largest utility is going green this Earth Day. OG&E pledges to replace light-duty vehicles, known as LDVs, entirely with electric vehicles.LDVs include sedans and the half-ton pickups you see everywhere. OG&E intends to focus on electric vehicles and charging stations. The utility is also pledging to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 60% by 2030. “Transportation in America is the largest source of CO2 emissions. We want to do our part, not only on Earth Day but every day,�...

A roller coaster week at the state Capitol comes to a close.Late-night sessions, controversial bills, public feuds and even a disruptive protest on top of what was already a busy time during the legislative session. In the meantime, Oklahoma has made national headlines as Gov. Kevin Stitt signed bills related to protests and riots. All this is happening during an important deadline week at the Capitol – meaning bills are piling up on Stitt’s desk.As for the protests, one interrupted th...

Becoming a United States citizen.KOCO 5 first introduced a Deer Creek Schools cafeteria manager who passed her exam to become a U.S. citizen. She passed, along with four members of her family. The family took the naturalization oath of allegiance today. It’s the day Yanet Lopez and her family have been waiting for. Yanet, her husband Lider and son Robert are officially becoming U.S. citizens.Yanet is a beloved cafeteria manager at Prairie Vale Elementary in Deer Creek schools.Yanet was o...

Police have released new details about the 16-year-old boy who was shot and killed Thursday night at Wheeler Park in Oklahoma City. Victor Felix Loya and another teen were shot around 9:30 p.m. near I-40 and Western.Loya died at the scene. He was an 11th grader at Northwest Classen High School. An accomplished athlete, he played on the soccer team and was featured in the newspaper as its athlete of the week. “There is evidence here in the park that we have a shooting – multiple shots b...