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Battalion Chief Benny Fulkerson with the Oklahoma City Fire Department shared a video showing how to shut off water after pipes burst.

First responders jumped into action to rescue a family’s dog that fell into a frozen pond in Edmond.

With so much usage of heat and electricity and water, weve been getting a lot of questions from viewers asking how much this is going to cost Oklahomans.The short answer is yes, our upcoming bills will be higher than normal. How much worse will it be? That is still up in the air. “Yes, we all need to prepare for higher bills,” said Matt Skinner with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.“Prolonged below-freezing temperatures have resulted in much higher natural gas use and significant ...

Tyler Caldwell hopes this story will reach his angel so he can thank him for saving his life.

ZIP Advertisement He was my angel: Man stuck in middle of multi-vehicle crash grateful for person who saved him Share Updated: 7:42 PM EST Feb 15, 2021 Erin Beu Reporter He was my angel: Man stuck in middle of multi-vehicle crash grateful for person who saved him Share Updated: 7:42 PM EST Feb 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MAN NAMED ALEX. ERIN: IT WAS A CHAOTIC SCENE. SEMIS BURNING AND CARS PINNED AGAINST THEM, LUCKILY ONE MAN TOOK I...

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt joined KOCO 5 This Morning to discuss the ongoing controlled power outages affecting hundreds of thousands of Oklahoman s amid extreme winter weather conditions.

Another winter storm system will move into Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon, bringing more snow to the state.

Updated: 8:21 AM CST Feb 15, 2021 KOCO Staff KOCO First Alert Meteorologist Michael Armstrong and Chief Photographer Kyle Hamm helped a driver pulling a trailer who became stuck in the snow in northwest Oklahoma City.Michael Kyle dug snow in front of the stranded driver and pushed his vehicle to help him move forward. Watch the video above to see the heartwarming moment. OKLAHOMA CITY — KOCO First Alert Meteorologist Michael Armstrong and Chief Photographer Kyle Hamm he...

KOCO First Alert Field Meteorologist Michael Armstrong captured video of a 6-foot-tall snow drift seen near Northwest 164th Street and MacArthur Boulevard in Oklahoma City.

You’ve heard the warnings by now – prepare to be at home for days following the accumulation of up to 15 inches of snow in the metro