KOKI-TV (Tulsa, OK)

KOKI-TV, operating on channel 23, is a television station located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is part of the Fox network. The station is owned by Imagicomm Communications, which also owns KMYT-TV, a MyNetworkTV affiliate broadcasting on channel 41. Both KOKI-TV and KMYT-TV share their studios, which are situated on East 27th Street and South Memorial Drive, close to W. G. Skelly Park in the Audubon neighborhood of southeast Tulsa. KOKI-TV's transmitter can be found on South 273rd East Avenue, positioned between 91st Street South and 101st Street South, near the western borders of Coweta.

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US-China tariff talks to continue Sunday, an official tells AP, as Trump touts 'great progress made'

3 days ago | fox23.com | Paul Wiseman |Didi Tang |Jamey Keaten

GENEVA (AP) — President Donald Trump said “great progress” was being made in ongoing U.S.-China talks over tariffs menacing the global economy, and even suggested a “total reset" was on the table as tariff negotiations are set to continue Sunday in Switzerland.
All sports betting legislation dies in State Senate Thursday

6 days ago | fox23.com | Rick Maranon

OKLAHOMA — All sports betting legislation died on the floor of the Oklahoma State Senate on Thursday. Two bills dealing with ways to legalize sports betting in the state failed to get a vote from the full Senate chamber before a critical deadline on Thursday. Both bills were one vote away from reaching their final destinations. One destination was the governor's desk, where Governor Kevin Stitt had already threatened to veto it, saying it was a cash giveaway to the state's tribes.
FOX23 Investigates: Bill addressing DHS daycare website loophole postponed until next year

6 days ago | fox23.com | Janna Clark

After I uncovered a loophole in the DHS system that lets you check your child's daycare rating online, State Representative Melissa Provenzano (D-Tulsa) helped write a bill that would give parents more transparency about DHS investigations to close that loophole. House Bill 1390 passed unanimously in oversight committee and passed by a large majority—83-13—in the House in March. FOX23 brought you initial coverage about the HB 1390 back in March. The bill originated after Rep.
Local nonprofit helps over 50,000 girls facing period poverty in Tulsa County

6 days ago | fox23.com | Paris Rain

TULSA, Okla. — A local nonprofit is helping more than 55,000 girls across Tulsa County by providing period supplies at school. One in every four girls in the United States miss school due to not having the necessary period products. The Tulsa Period Pantry said they want schools, programs, and young girls to know they don’t have to suffer because there are resources available.
Clemency denied for Oklahoma death row inmate convicted of 1999 Owasso murder

1 week ago | fox23.com | Rick Maranon

OKLAHOMA CITY — Clemency was denied for Oklahoma death row inmate John Fitzgerald Hanson, also known as George John Hanson, who was convicted of the 1999 murder of 77-year-old Mary Bowles. Hanson, the man responsible for a death that former Tulsa County District Attorney Tim Harris calls one of the most egregious in his career as a prosecutor, asked for mercy but did not receive it from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board on Wednesday.
Barnsdall residents share thoughts on one year anniversary of deadly EF4 tornado

1 week ago | fox23.com | Paris Rain

BARNSDALL, Okla. — May 6, 2025 marks one year since a deadly EF4 tornado hit the City of Barnsdall, just 45 minutes north of Tulsa. Two people were killed and several homes were destroyed. The morale of Barnsdall hasn’t gone down one bit despite the bittersweet memory. Those who are still there said they’ve been focusing on patience and keeping the love of the city alive. Barnsdall resident Jackie Miller has lived in Barnsdall for his whole life.
Claremore man gives back to veteran's family after seeing series of stories on FOX23

1 week ago | fox23.com | Janna Clark

A Claremore man wanted to give back to a veteran’s family after he saw a series of stories on FOX23. Before Navy Veteran Allen Krueger lost his battle with cancer, I helped him find out who his birth father was. Krueger wrote me a letter in 2023 that said he was fighting stage three lung cancer. “I was diagnosed with this cancer, which is a shock to me. I didn't expect it. I was laying in my bed and I said you know I got to do something,” Krueger said.
State Senate committee to hold vote on State Supt. Walters' plan to collect student immigration data

1 week ago | fox23.com | Rick Maranon

OKLAHOMA CITY — FOX23 is going In Depth on State Superintendent Ryan Walters' plans to collect immigration and citizenship information from everyone trying to enroll their children in an Oklahoma public school. It has received bipartisan criticism. On Wednesday, the first of many votes on whether it will be allowed to happen will take place. It was a controversial proposal from the start. “Our rule around illegal immigration accounting is simply that.
City of Collinsville could soon make changes to its fire department and emergency services

1 week ago | fox23.com | Paris Rain

COLLINSVILLE, Okla. — The City of Collinsville may be changing its fire department and emergency services due to a nearly $2 million budget deficit. While no decision was made at Monday night’s city meeting, the city manager gave some suggestions on how to cut back on costs. Depending on what the councilors choose, people could end up paying more for city services and some could lose their jobs. “We have been trying to address our deficit,” said City manager Chuck Ralls.
BBB says job recruiter scams are rising

1 week ago | fox23.com | Shae Rozzi

People are getting text messages claiming to be from a recruiter with a great job offer. It's flattering when someone reaches out to you to offer what sounds like a great job. That's what's happening in a recent round of text messages being sent out by scammers to people across Green Country. One version of the messages claims to be from a recruiter who says you've been recommended by multiple online recruitment agencies.