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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A man was found dead after a Southeast Oklahoma City home went up in flames early Wednesday morning.
One man was arrested this week in connection with a homicide in Logan County on Thanksgiving Day.
Get ready to travel back in time to about 60 million years ago! The Dinosaur Adventure event is roaring through Oklahoma City this weekend.
On any given day, Second Chances Thrift Store in Northwest Oklahoma City feeds about 250 people.
The Oklahoma City Police Department is looking for a suspect after a deadly hit-and-run in Southwest Oklahoma City Tuesday morning.
) – It was a busy Wednesday morning for Oklahoma City fire crews who rushed to two homes on fire, including
A semi crash near I-35 and State Highway 9 caused a major back up Friday morning.
The Grady County Sheriff’s Office first launched an investigation into a Ninnekah property on County Road 1430 in October as a possible illegal marijuana grow.
The spirit of giving was in full force Wednesday at the Salvation Army’s Annual Angel Tree Distribution.
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