Shelby Montgomery is a journalist for KOCO 5, focusing on local news in Oklahoma City. With a passion for reporting on community events, crime, and local government, Shelby strives to keep the residents of Oklahoma City informed about the issues that affect their daily lives.
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By: Shelby Montgomery
Culinary students at Francis Tuttle in Oklahoma City prepared Thanksgiving meals for the Homeless Alliance's annual Turkey Tango event.
By: Shelby Montgomery
Shelby Montgomery Anchor/Reporter Culinary students at Francis Tuttle in Oklahoma City prepared Thanksgiving meals for the
By: Shelby Montgomery
This weekend, those in the Oklahoma City area can get into the holiday spirit with Jane Austen's "Christmas Cracker" performed by Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park.
Sold out conference shines light on mental health, prevention and recovery
By: Shelby Montgomery
A unique, adults-only Christmas pop-up is under way for the Pa’s and Ma’s looking to enjoy some holiday spirits.
Nearby residents evacuated while crews worked to stop house fire
It was a busy night for fire crews as they responded to two separate fires across the Oklahoma City metro.
Two people were shot over the weekend in Bricktown after the Oklahoma City Police Department announced increased security efforts in the area.
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority will meet on Tuesday to discuss possible changes coming to the state's laws and to allow the public to give its input.
Christmas is officially one week away, and Wednesday is an important deadline for people who want to ship out presents.
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