Amaya Ward is a reporter based in Oklahoma City, focusing on local news stories in the Oklahoma area. With a background in journalism, Amaya has contributed to various news outlets including KFOR, KSNW-TV, Yahoo News, and NewsNation. Her articles cover a range of topics including natural disasters, community events, crime, and public safety.
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Melina Bush said she was heading to her daughter’s house in late September, when she was suddenly surrounded by a pack of dogs.
A man accused of sexually assaulting multiple underaged girls is back behind bars again for the second time in less than a month.
Corporal punishment was a hot topic following a forum for candidates running for a seat in the House of Representatives.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is reminding Oklahomans to pay attention while driving after dash camera video shows a semi driver crashing into several other drivers.
After spending nearly two hours in line to vote, they came back to find their cars gone.
MOORE, Okla. (KFOR) —A Moore mother said she was forced to quit her job because her check was being garnished for a debt she said she doesn't know anything about.
) — A man was arrested Thursday after a stand off in the middle of a busy Northwest Oklahoma City street.
A fight outside of a gas station led to a bizarre police investigation after part of a man’s finger was bitten off.
) — Water is leaking down multiple streets in an Oklahoma City neighborhood and one resident said it's been happening for weeks and he just wants it fixed.
The security video shows seven people making their way into a marijuana grow house just Southwest of Ninnekah earlier this month.
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