Новости за 01.01.2019

WAUKESHA, Wisc. — A Wisconsin homeowner called police early Tuesday after she found a stranger in her house sleeping on her dog’s bed. Police said the young man likely entered the home through an unlocked side door, according to WITI. Officers said the man was “heavily intoxicated” after celebrating New Year’s Eve. He “accidentally entered the wrong residence” and fell asleep with the owner’s 150 pound Mastiff, Benton, on the dog bed. Police say the young man was cooperative. He was […]

LAUEL, Md.- A NASA spacecraft opens the new year at the most distant world ever explored, a billion miles beyond Pluto. Flight controllers say everything looked good for New Horizons’ flyby of the tiny, icy object at 12:33 a.m. Tuesday, 3 years after its encounter with Pluto. Confirmation won’t come for hours, though, given the vast distance. The mysterious target nicknamed Ultima Thule (TOO-lee) is 4 billion miles from Earth. Scientists want New Horizons observing Ultima Thule, not phoning home. Читать дальше...

MOSCOW – Russian rescue crews have pulled an 11-month old infant from the rubble of a collapsed apartment building. The child is in extremely serious condition after spending 35 hours in freezing temperatures and suffers from fractures, a head injury, and hypothermia. Officials have found two more bodies at the site bringing the death toll to nine. More than 30 people who lived in the building have not been accounted for in the disaster in the city located 1,400 kilometers […]

TULSA, Okla. -The number of magnitude 3.0 or greater earthquakes in Oklahoma has declined for the third consecutive year after regulators began directing oil and natural gas producers to close some wells and reduce injection volumes in others. State seismologist Jake Walter tells the Tulsa World he’s optimistic the trend will continue but says not to expect temblors to end anytime soon. The Oklahoma Geological Survey says the number of earthquakes began declining in mid-2015 after the quakes were... Читать дальше...

NORMAN, Okla. – Losing weight and exercising more is, of course, one of the top New Year’s resolutions, but when we think of a new workout routine we often think of the gym. To kick off 2019, 20 parks across the state of Oklahoma put on free guided hikes and News 4 caught up with one group at Lake Thunderbird on the 24-degree morning. So what drives a group of folks from all ages and backgrounds to bundle up and […]

OKLAHOMA CITY — A 70-year-old man is accused of groping a 14-year-old girl at the Tinsletown movie theater. Dwight George Sulc, 70, was booked on one felony count of Lewd Acts With A Child Under 16. On Saturday evening, police were called to the theater on 6001 N Martin Luther King Ave. regarding a sexual assault on a minor. According to the police report, Sulc brought two sisters to the movie theater. According to MSgt. Gary Knight with the Oklahoma […]

OKLAHOMA CITY – Just a few hours into 2019, a fire destroyed a home near N.W. 2nd and Villa. It happened around two a.m. on Tuesday. “I just come home and this is what I look at,” Terrance Logan said, referencing his home that was destroyed by flames on New Year’s Day. “We have fire showing out of the front door and both sides. One side did have exposure threatened. We got a line in place to protect that exposure,” […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – It might have been a rainy day in Memphis, but the offenses for both the Cowboys and the Tigers were fired up and ready to play in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The Cowboys kicked things off when OSU quarterback Taylor Cornelius completed a 30-yard pass to wide receiver Dillon Stoner, whose field presence led to a key block from a referee for a walk-in touchdown to put the Pokes up 7-0. On the Tigers’ next possession, Missouri […]

Russell Westbrook (nine points on four of 22 shooting) took all accountability for OKC’s struggles in their 105-103 loss on Sunday. Monday was a new day and new mind set and it showed. The Thunder got off to a hot start jumping out to an eight-two lead. That included two dunks from Westbrook and Paul George. George had been critical of the officiating in Sunday’s loss. The officials made their presence known early in the second night of a back […]

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – As you step out to ring in 2019, know that officers are out in force, keeping an eye out for intoxicated drivers, especially around opening night downtown. Beyond the metro — state troopers will have saturation patrols and check points. “We really encourage everybody not to drink and drive, or take any type of intoxicants and drive,”said Capt. Bo Mathews with Oklahoma City Police. “It slows down your reaction speed and there’s always the chance you […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – As the Oklahoma State Cowboys were in a back-and-forth battle with the Missouri Tigers in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, rumors began spreading about OSU offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich. ‘Go Pokes’ reports that Yurcich was offered the offensive coordinator position at the University of Tennessee and that his office at Oklahoma State was completely cleaned out. Following the OSU win at the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, OSU head coach Mike Gundy was asked about the report. “I’ve got no […]

Way back in 1982, “Blade Runner” offered a bold vision of the future. Ridley Scott’s beloved sci-fi movie, loosely based on a Philip K. Dick novel, tried to predict what life would be like on Earth in 2019. It presented a dystopian, industrial version of Los Angeles with dreary weather, humanlike robots and people living in outer space colonies. In other words, not quite accurate. But hey, the movie is specifically set in November 2019 – a lot could change […]

Residents in a Norman neighborhood are upset over a well-known fox is found dead. A local veterinarian believes the animal died after being shot in the eye at point-blank range by a BB gun. Joshua Landis says the red fox was like a neighborhood pet. Everyone knew him and he would run around a nearby field everyday. So, when Landis found him dead, he was shocked. “I just thought, who would do this,” said Landis. He says he just saw […]

OKLAHOMA CITY – Police are searching for a man who fired several shots through a Taco Bell drive-thru window when he didn’t get the taco sauce he wanted. It happened around 1:30 a.m. Monday at the Taco Bell near S.W. 59th and South Penn. When officers got to the scene of a shooting at that location, they learned what lead up to the bizarre ordeal. “It appears that there was some type of confrontation with an employee through the drive-thru. […]

OKLAHOMA CITY –  It’s a close look at tense, but important arrests made by Oklahoma City police. Authorities arrested two men after they were caught with a significant amount of meth and explosive devices near Southwest 59th and Douglas. In the video, you can hear officers talking to Todd Furra. He and his passenger Christopher Lynch had just been pulled over for some strange behavior on the road. “Roll forward and stop and roll forward and stop and nobody would […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – It was a dreary, rainy day in Memphis, Tennessee when two former Big 12 foes faced each other again in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The Oklahoma State Cowboys kicked off against the 23rd ranked Missouri Tigers inside Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. The 8-4 Tigers were nine-point favorites in the game over the Cowboys. Quarterback Taylor Cornelius was sacked on the first offensive play of the game for the Cowboys. The hit by Terry Beckner, Jr. caused a […]