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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) – It was a rude awakening for TJ Williams early Sunday morning. The storm knocked him onto his floor.
) – Sunday's devastating tornado didn't stop voters in Southeast Oklahoma City from showing up to the ballot box Tuesday.
Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) – JoAnn Prim and her husband woke up to storm sirens Sunday morning.
Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. ( KFOR ) – Forrest “Butch” Freeman served in the Air Force for almost 24 years before working as Oklahoma County's Treasurer.
Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. ( KFOR ) – Charles Cox had a misdemeanor larceny warrant hanging over his head since 2018.
The Oklahoma National Guard honored our veterans at its annual ceremony Monday morning.
A Moore man said early Tuesday morning he heard a car beeping. When he went out to make sure it wasn’t his, he noticed his neighbor’s car was on fire.
Soon, all 17 elementary schools in the Norman Public Schools District will have STEAM labs.
Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) – The annual Mistletoe Market is back open in Oklahoma City through the weekend.
An Oklahoma City man say his Saturday night was abruptly interrupted by gunshots.
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