Ali Meyer

This week, a bill to provide more compensation for Oklahomans who were served long sentences after wrongful incarceration became law.

Most kids get very nervous about state testing week, especially the third and fourth graders. But, luckily for the students of Ridgeview, Ms. Edwards has the answer key for those nerves; a menageri…

An Oklahoma woman is speaking out with allegations that she was sexually abused in her church. She says it happened years ago when she was a teenage youth group member of a large Southern Baptist c…

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Lawyers for April Wilkens are asking a Tulsa County judge to let her out of prison. They call her incarceration “unlawful” because of unreasonable court dela…

In the heart of Norman, on the second floor of Wellness Square, you’ll find Fred Martin every Monday night diligently working on tax preparation for strangers.

Nancy Ward continues to work on behalf of Oklahomans with disabilities, even after retiring from her full-time career as a voting rights advocate at Disability Law Center.

Edmondson and Hayworth nominated Tomi Yeager for her selfless dedication to the elderly fitness community in Cyril.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help is the heartbeat of the Catholic Church in Oklahoma City, a community that has overcome great obstacles in a century of faith.

Mariana Llanos bridges cultures with bilingual children’s books

News 4 and First Fidelity Bank are celebrating a woman who has been serving her community 30 years from behind the cash register at a beloved local convenience store.

There’s a new food truck in town, and a famous face funding the enterprise.

Five years ago, Oklahoma County voters passed a bond issue overwhelmingly in favor of building a new county jail.

Channel 4 is celebrating 75 years on the air this year.

First Fidelity Bank and News 4 are proud to shine a light on a local food pantry serving the needs of the community in Lexington, Oklahoma.

News 4 is launching a new series of reports about justice in Oklahoma, specifically criminal justice for Oklahoma women.

An Oklahoma surgeon is among the first in the world to perform a brand new surgery to treat glaucoma.

Three little antlers got the surprise of a lifetime Friday morning at Deer Creek Public Schools.

Mason Treat was pulled over because he didn’t have a tag properly displayed on his vehicle yet. The deputy that pulled him over eventually decided to let Mason go without a warning, but before that could happen, a pickup truck traveling approximately 70 mph crashed into them.

Glynn Simmons, a man wrongfully convicted of murder in 1975, has finally been declared innocent by an Oklahoma County District Judge. After more than 48 years behind bars, Simmons is America’…

Special Report: The Wrong Man