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FBI Oklahoma City Warns Public About Agent Impersonation Scams

FBI Oklahoma City Warns Public About Agent Impersonation Scams

The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Oklahoma City office has issued a warning to the public regarding a prevalent scam where fraudsters impersonate FBI agents over the phone. This scam typically begins with a call from an individual claiming to be a bank representative, who then alleges that the victim's information has been used for illegal firearm purchases. The call is subsequently transferred to a supposed 'FBI agent' who provides a fake name and badge number to appear credible. This imposter then attempts to extract sensitive personal and financial information from the victim. Scammers often use spoofing technology to make these calls appear to originate from the legitimate FBI Oklahoma City office number. A key characteristic of this scam is the insistence on transferring the call directly to the 'FBI agent' rather than allowing the victim to independently verify the claims by hanging up and calling the FBI directly. The FBI emphasizes that it will never demand payment, personal information, threat...

AEW President Tony Khan Supports Nyla Rose Amidst Oklahoma Athletic Commission Controversy

AEW President Tony Khan Supports Nyla Rose Amidst Oklahoma Athletic Commission Controversy

AEW President Tony Khan Supports Nyla Rose Amidst Oklahoma Athletic Commission Controversy

Driver Dies After Fiery Crash into West Valley City Charter School Building

Driver Dies After Fiery Crash into West Valley City Charter School Building

One person died after a vehicle crashed into the American Preparatory Academy building in West Valley City late Monday night. According to police, a speeding driver struck the school building located on 3100 South just before 11 p.m. The impact caused the vehicle to erupt in flames. Emergency crews quickly responded to the scene and extinguished the fire. Despite their efforts, the unidentified driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident is under investigation by local authorities to determine the exact cause of the crash and the factors contributing to the driver's death.

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Jalen Williams gives back to OKC community with fundraiser event

Jalen Williams gives back to OKC community with fundraiser event

Jalen Williams gives back to OKC community with fundraiser event.

Oklahoma City Fire Department Battles Grass Fires East of Lake Stanley Draper, Threatening Homes

Oklahoma City Fire Department Battles Grass Fires East of Lake Stanley Draper, Threatening Homes

The Oklahoma City Fire Department (OKCFD) responded to two rapidly spreading grass fires east of Lake Stanley Draper in southeast Oklahoma City on Monday. The initial fire near SE 134th Street and Hiwassee Road started when an outbuilding caught fire. A second fire subsequently broke out near SE 119th Street and Hiwassee Road, just north of the first incident. Fire crews reported that the fires jumped several roads and moved into dense vegetation, posing a significant threat to multiple homes in the area. While several residences were endangered, firefighters successfully protected them, with only a couple of small outbuildings sustaining damage. As of the latest reports, the fires are contained, and OKCFD crews remain on scene to extinguish any lingering hot spots.

Good Samaritans Apprehend Hit-and-Run Suspect in San Diego

Good Samaritans Apprehend Hit-and-Run Suspect in San Diego

In San Diego, a dramatic incident unfolded where a man driving a stolen Tesla sped down a crowded boardwalk, striking a woman. Following the collision, several good Samaritans took action, pursuing the suspect on foot. Their efforts led to the apprehension of the individual. The event was captured on video, which has since been released, showing the sequence of events from the initial hit-and-run to the citizens' pursuit. Police have confirmed that the vehicle involved was indeed stolen. The woman who was struck by the vehicle reportedly sustained injuries, though the extent of her condition was not detailed in the report. This incident highlights the immediate and courageous response of ordinary citizens in a critical situation, directly leading to the capture of a suspect involved in a serious crime.

Karlyn Pickens debuts in 2026 Women's Softball World Cup

Karlyn Pickens debuts in 2026 Women's Softball World Cup

Karlyn Pickens pitches one-hit shutout in the 2026 Women's Softball World Cup.

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Former Tennessee softball star Karlyn Pickens pitches shutout for Team USA

Former Tennessee softball star Karlyn Pickens pitches shutout for Team USA

Former Tennessee star pitcher Karlyn Pickens threw a complete-game shutout for USA softball in the Women's World Cup group stage on Sept. 14.

Heat dome pattern brings twice the usual 100-degree days to some cities

Heat dome pattern brings twice the usual 100-degree days to some cities

A heat dome is driving triple-digit temperatures across the southern U.S., with some cities recording more than twice their typical 100-degree days.

Jonesboro Man Arrested After Argument Over Baby Wipes Leads to Rollover Crash

Jonesboro Man Arrested After Argument Over Baby Wipes Leads to Rollover Crash

A Jonesboro man, Eayn Obryan Wright, 21, was arrested after an argument over baby wipes escalated into a rollover car crash on September 13. According to Brookland police, Wright allegedly grabbed the steering wheel of a moving vehicle, causing it to crash into a ditch and overturn. His girlfriend and baby were also in the car at the time. Officer Eric Stephens responded to the scene at East School Street and Missouri Street, finding the vehicle upside down and the woman outside. She informed the officer that Wright and the baby were still inside. No one was injured in the crash, and all parties refused medical treatment. Wright initially claimed the steering locked, but his girlfriend later told police they were arguing about baby wipes, and he grabbed the wheel when she ignored his demands to stop the car. Wright subsequently admitted to grabbing the wheel. He faces two counts of aggravated assault on a family or household member and one count of first-degree endangering the welfare of a minor. District ...

Johnson Johnson Innovative Medicine Seeks Executive Oncology Sales Representative for Kansas City - Oklahoma City Territory

Johnson Johnson Innovative Medicine Seeks Executive Oncology Sales Representative for Kansas City - Oklahoma City Territory

Johnson Johnson Innovative Medicine Seeks Executive Oncology Sales Representative for Kansas City - Oklahoma City Territory

Record-breaking heat continues in Oklahoma City with elevated fire risk

Record-breaking heat continues in Oklahoma City with elevated fire risk

Oklahoma City is experiencing record-breaking heat, with temperatures reaching as high as 106°F (41°C) over the weekend, surpassing the previous record of 102°F (39°C). Monday is expected to bring more hot and sunny conditions, with highs near 100°F (38°C) persisting for the next 4-5 days. Gusty south winds, reaching speeds of 35-40 mph, are contributing to an elevated fire danger, particularly in western Oklahoma. Rain chances are minimal, with isolated showers possible north of I-40 and in far northeastern Oklahoma. A cold front is anticipated early next week, potentially bringing cooler temperatures and increased rain chances.