Road conditions remain slick and hazardous across the Oklahoma City metro after a winter storm dropped several inches of snow over the weekend.

Drivers are urged to continue to use caution as more people hit slick and hazardous roads days after a winter storm left behind snow, ice and Arctic air in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma is known for its amazing sunrises and sunsets, and downtown OKC looks stunning covered in snow while that beautiful sunrise comes in.

Oklahoma City Police Chief Ron Bacy joined KOCO 5 on Thursday to discuss the most pressing issues facing the department.

As snow falls in Oklahoma, KOCO 5 viewers are capturing the winter weather on video. From Enid to Purcell and many places in between, Oklahomans have sent in videos showing how much snow has fallen ...

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation on Sunday announced that missing 12-year-old Ryan “RJ” Davis has been found safe. >> Download the KOCO 5 app | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channel Sign up ...

Road conditions across Oklahoma are improving some, especially on major roads and highways, but slick spots remain on side streets and neighborhoods.

Slick road conditions are already causing issues for Oklahomans across the state as winter weather moves in. KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Nick Smith was on the scene as a truck slid off the road, ...