Micah Wilson is a Morning News Anchor at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, climate change, education, and culture, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and water management. Micah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Stacy Woelber, THV11, KYTX CBS19, KCEN 6 News, KENS 5, News 9, and News On 6.
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Micah Wilson's coverage largely revolves around local events, breaking news, and evolving stories in Central Texas. He frequently covers crime-related incidents, personal stories, community events, and entertainment news with a focus on the local area.
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By: Micah Wilson
A new Oklahoma law requires bartenders at event venues to complete specialized training and obtain a license before serving alcohol. Named for UCO student Marissa Murrow, who was killed by a drunk driver in 2020, the law aims to reduce overservice and prevent impaired driving tragedies.
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority says design work on the 19-mile South Extension Turnpike is progressing ahead of schedule, with property acquisitions already underway. While officials say the project will improve traffic flow and reduce impacts through ongoing design changes, some homeowners say…
By: Micah Wilson
Mooney's Pub & Grill says this weekend could be its last at its current Norman location after the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority notified the owners that preliminary drilling is expected to begin Monday. The restaurant is asking patrons to leave memorabilia in place as it prepares to relocate to…
Mayor Brian Pillmore discusses recall effort, data center project, transparency and city leadership in Q&A
By: Micah Wilson
As power returns across Norman, businesses and city facilities are assessing the financial toll of Saturday's Fourth of July storms. From thousands of dollars in spoiled inventory to more than $1 million in damage to public property, recovery is expected to continue long after electricity is…
A boil order is in effect for about 15,000 residents in southeast Moore after city officials confirmed positive E. coli water samples. The order will remain until testing confirms the water supply is safe.
By: Micah Wilson
Nearly 15,000 Moore residents remain under a boil water order as officials await additional test results confirming the city's water is free of E. coli.
By: Micah Wilson
Hundreds gathered in El Reno for a fundraiser benefiting the families of four young adults killed in a wrong-way crash in May. The event featured a poker run and auctions as the community worked toward raising $100,000 to help the families with ongoing expenses.
By: Micah Wilson
Recovery efforts are ongoing across Norman after severe Fourth of July storms caused widespread damage. While some neighborhoods have already had debris removed, others are still clearing fallen trees and damaged property.
By: Micah Wilson
Oklahoma City is welcoming approximately 250 athletes from 50 countries for the 2026 International Canoe Federation Canoe Slalom World Championships at RIVERSPORT Adventures. The weeklong competition serves as a preview of the 2028 Olympic canoe slalom events.
