Natalie Clydesdale is a 4 a.m. Anchor for KFOR, a local news station in Oklahoma City. With a focus on delivering timely and relevant news to the community, Natalie covers a range of topics including weather updates, local events, and breaking news. Her work has also been featured on NewsNation, KTLA, and WSPA 7News.
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Natalie's coverage focuses on local news in Oklahoma, particularly stories related to crime, community events, and seasonal issues. She tends to cover breaking news and evolving stories as well as government announcements.
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The Oklahoma City VA Health Care system is encouraging veterans to protect themselves during this flu season.
) – Bo Goff owns BG Pipeline. When he walked into work Monday morning and saw the windows busted on his company trucks, his heart sank.
By: Natalie Clydesdale
Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) – Finally, home sweet home for Alvah Boyd. “Much better,” said Boyd. “As you can see, I got a smile on my face now.”
On Monday, new details were released about a murder in Northwest Oklahoma City.
Police are investigating after gunshots rang out near Wallace and Draper in Shawnee on Tuesday night.
According to the Big Data Project, only 41.5% of working age Oklahomans with these disabilities are employed, and 62.6% earn less than $35,000 a year.
As an Oklahoma City man was doing laps around the Seminole Ridge Apartments Sunday afternoon, he was startled to see someone chasing one of his neighbors with a machete in hand.
A good Samaritan jumped in to help after a metro rehabilitation center caught on fire early Wednesday morning.
An overnight pursuit ended in an officer-involved shooting in Southwest Oklahoma City.
) – It was a rude awakening for TJ Williams early Sunday morning. The storm knocked him onto his floor.
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