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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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.
By: Shelby Montgomery
Palomar, Oklahoma City's family justice center, experiences an increase in visitors seeking protection and support during the holiday season.
The OKC City Council is expected to vote on a settlement for the family of a 15-year-old who was shot and killed by police during an alleged armed robbery in 2020.
Some Norman residents are without power Tuesday morning after a pickup truck crashed into a pole.
By: Shelby Montgomery
A new Oklahoma bill looks to bring period products to students across the state.
Wednesday marks the deadline for people to submit ideas for this year's general obligation bond for Oklahoma City.
The owner of an animal shelter in Choctaw risked her life to save as many dogs as she could after a destructive fire broke out early Tuesday morning.
The juvenile drug treatment court is meant to provide an alternative for incarceration and would provide treatment and recovery services monitored by a judge.
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