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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol was called to the scene of a drowning at Walnut Creek State Park on Keystone Lake Monday morning.

A switch in health care saves Oklahoma County hundreds of thousands of dollars and could be millions by the end of the year, but those on the other end of the switch claim there's more than meets the eye.

With the scorching temperatures, it can be a challenge for many residents and families to keep up with the high costs of power.

Neighbors are on alert after they say a strange man has been showing up on doorsteps at night in the Choctaw area.

We're learning more about a 19-year-old Edmond man accused of molesting as many as 10 young orphans in Kenya earlier this Summer.

Two federal appeals courts issued conflicting decisions Tuesday on whether the Affordable Care Act allows Oklahomans and people in 35 other states to receive tax credits for health insurance purchased on federal exchanges.

THIS IS KOCO 5 NEWS AT 5 O'CLOCK AND HIGH-DEFINITION. A MIDNIGHT WINDOW KNOCKER HAS RESIDENTS IN CHOCTAW AN EDGE.

With the summer like temperatures, the Salvation Army has teamed up with Westlake Ace Hardware to help collect money for fans.

Toni Jones said she was putting groceries into her car Monday, when a man came up and tried to pull her away and steal her Buick.

Contempt charges have been dismissed against two Oklahoma City attorneys who represent a suspect in the killing of Australian ballplayer Christopher Lane.

An Oklahoma City woman accused of robbing at least 3 different pharmacies for drugs in the past 2 months is arrested.

From left to right in picture are Elaine Coulter, Creed Carter, Tricia Carter, Ellena Womack, Sandra Jones, Annelle Barton, John Barton, LeRoy Jones, ... The Great Western Cattle Trail Association held their fifth National Annual Meeting in Spearfish, South Dakota on July 4 and 5. Oklahoma Chapter members in attendance were President, John Y.

The U.S. Geological Survey has recorded seven small earthquakes shaking central Oklahoma in a span of just about 14 hours.

The last five years have seen Oklahoma experience more than 2,500 earthquakes - the vast majority of which are being connected to the oil and gas exploration process of fracking.

At least two of the three victims in one of these cases are in the hospital, but family members are hopeful they will recover and police can find who did it.

The saline wastewater -- a byproduct of the oil and gas industry -- that's injected deep into the ground under intense pressure and high rates of speed, is responsible for the surge of earthquakes in Oklahoma, according to a new study published this week in Science Magazine .

The 42nd Edmond LibertyFest continues through Friday with a parade through downtown and fireworks at the University of Central Oklahoma.