Evan Onstot is an Evening News Anchor at KOCO 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, government and politics, and legal affairs, while also exploring themes related to event management and the arts. Evan has been featured in WMTW-TV and KOCO 5.
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By: Evan Onstot
It is the final semester for Lindel Fields as Oklahoma’s head of education, and we speak to him about what he wants to accomplish. Also, we talk to the Deer Creek superintendent about why educators want Oklahomans to vote against State Question 844.
It is the final semester for Lindel Fields as Oklahoma’s head of education, and we ask him about what's on his to-do list before he leaves office.
Oklahomans will decide on State Question 844 when they cast their votes on Aug. 25. See why educators urge people to vote against it.
Charter Communications has completed its acquisition of Cox, with the Cox brand set to transition to Spectrum starting mid-September, while service and pricing options remain unchanged for current customers.
By: Evan Onstot, Kilee Thomas
It’s almost time for the primary runoff election, and Oklahoma has some major races and issues on the ballot.
By: Evan Onstot, Chantelle Navarro
Privacy versus public safety. This week, public safety won out in Oklahoma City after the city council voted to renew its Flock camera contract worth around $270,000.
By: Evan Onstot
It’s a big week in Oklahoma, as OKC just continued its contract to keep using Flock cameras and people prepare to cast their votes in the primary runoff election.
The Oklahoma City VA Healthcare System is opening new clinics and expanding services to enroll 10,000 more veterans and improve access to care.
Oklahoma’s primary runoff election was a nail-biter, with Mike Mazzei edging out Gentner Drummond for the Republican nomination for governor.
By: Evan Onstot
Oklahoma’s primary runoff election was a nail-biter, with Mike Mazzei edging out Gentner Drummond for the Republican nomination for governor.
