Austin Breasette

1 day ago | kfor.com | Austin Breasette

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Excitement is abound with the NBA Finals in town. As thousands gather in downtown Oklahoma City, preparation is key for Oklahoma City police to ensure everyone’s safety. It’s been a while since OKC was on this big of a stage. We’ve grown a bit in the past decade and a half and as all eyes once again turn to the big league city with the Thunder back in the NBA Finals, you might be asking how police are preparing for the worldwide spectacle coming to town.

1 day ago | kfor.com | Austin Breasette

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – The summer months are upon us, which means high heat is on the horizon. You can help people stay cool this season by taking part in the Salvation Army’s fan drive. To some, their just box fans, but to others, they can be life-changing during the summer season. “It does help those families who can’t afford A/C, want to keep their electric bill down,” Salvation Army Social Services Manager Paul Durrett said.

5 days ago | kfor.com | Austin Breasette

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – It’s getting warmer outside as the summer months roll around. It got hot enough over the past weekend for EMSA to issue their first heat alert of the year for Oklahoma City Monday morning. EMSA is now urging caution to people spending long amounts of time outside as future rain can cause even more humidity later on. “It is time to be prepared,” EMSA paramedic Tori Thompson said. “Prepared” is the key word with the newest heat alert.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Austin Breasette

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – It’s getting warmer outside as the summer months roll around. It got hot enough over the past weekend for EMSA to issue their first heat alert of the year for Oklahoma City Monday morning. EMSA is now urging caution to people spending long amounts of time outside as future rain can cause even more humidity later on. “It is time to be prepared,” EMSA paramedic Tori Thompson said. AdvertisementAdvertisement“Prepared” is the key word with the newest heat alert.

1 week ago | kfor.com | Austin Breasette

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A new development intersecting three major areas of downtown Oklahoma City is officially in the works after a groundbreaking Thursday morning. Everything from retail, restaurants and more is the idea coming to NW 13th Street and Broadway Avenue. It was an empty lot for decades according to Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, but it’s now the site for the vision you see in the renderings. Alley North rendering. Image courtesy Pivot.