Kilee Thomas is a reporter for KOCO 5 in Oklahoma City, with a focus on local news and community stories. With experience working for various news outlets, including WTAE and Telemundo 15, Kilee has covered a wide range of topics, from crime and politics to human interest stories and social issues.
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By: Kilee Thomas
A Guthrie family is devastated and looking for support after a fire destroyed their home.
By: Kilee Thomas
It takes a special person to open their home to a foster child, but Oklahoma Human Services officials say there's a shortage of those families – especially for children with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
By: Kilee Thomas
Gov. Kevin Stitt opted out of the federal program to feed students during summer break, a time of the year the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma said is vital.
After years of waiting, the Almonte community will have a permanent library created with them in mind
By: Kilee Thomas
A group wanting to put a state question raising Oklahoma's minimum wage on a ballot has taken its campaign statewide
By: Kilee Thomas
The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office is shifting its focus to increase staffing at their jail in response to a recent opinion from the attorney general
By: Kilee Thomas
Around 4,700 athletes were in Stillwater, which is 800 more than last summer
By: Kilee Thomas
Weighing just 94 pounds, the athlete has earned the nickname "Maddog" STILLWATER, Okla. —
Oklahoma's overnight storms spelled trouble for Special Olympics athletes on Thursday, with all outdoor events having to be canceled.
By: Kilee Thomas
The overnight storms forced the cancellation of Special Olympics events in Stillwater on Thursday, leaving athletes from around the state disappointed.
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