Jamison Keefover
Morning News Reporter at KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
Morning Reporter @OKCFOX | Alumna @OKCU | Visual storyteller | Wife | Husky household 🐾
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1 week ago |
okcfox.com | Jamison Keefover |Hadley Waldren
Hundreds of artists and advocates gathered at the Oklahoma State Capitol this morning, April 17, to promote the importance of art in communities and local economies. According to federal data, more than 48,000 Oklahomans are employed in arts and culture, including independent artists, performers, librarians, advertisers, and others. Many arts organizations are experiencing federal cuts from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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1 week ago |
okcfox.com | Jamison Keefover
Chase and Colton Smith were brothers and among the 19 children who died in the Oklahoma City bombing 30 years ago. "You know it's been so long ago, but the memories of that are still so vivid," said Edye Raines, Chase and Colton's mom. "I mean everything I did was for Chase and Colton," she said. "I was the best mom. I mean, I lived for them so they were my entire world."She met with FOX25 News to look back on the lives of the 2 and 3-year-olds.
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1 week ago |
ktul.com | Jamison Keefover
Edye Raines, mother of bombing victims, stands at Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
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2 weeks ago |
okcfox.com | Jamison Keefover
A solar energy center in Minco is projected to bring in hundred of temporary jobs and generate enough power for thousands of homes. A field off of SH-152 in Minco will soon be the site of the Rumble Solar Energy Center, a partnership between NextEra Energy Resources and Sysco. "This is going to be one of the largest solar projects in all of food," said Henry Fovargue, VP Sustainability for Sysco. Sysco is the largest wholesale food-to-go distribution company in the world.
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2 weeks ago |
okcfox.com | Jamison Keefover
The 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and the trauma that followed helped establish a foundation of mental health and post-trauma care that's grown over the past 30 years in the US. The bombing on April 19, 1995, killed 168 people, injured more than 850, and impacted thousands of Oklahomans, including the first responders who rushed to help. The physical trauma was obvious, but the emotional impact was difficult to calculate, according to psychologist Dr. Kathy Thomas.
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