New Bill Helps Renovate Aging Facilities July 15, 2011 Governor Neil Abercrombie has signed a bill into law that could make it easier for the state to renovate aging facilities or construct new buildings.

Grass Fire Burns Near Amber, Okla. July 15, 2011 Sky5 is above the scene of a wildfire near Chickasha in Grady County.

Woman, 18, Critically Injured In Rodeo ... July 15, 2011 An 18-year-old North Carolina woman is in an Oklahoma City hospital after being critically injured during a rodeo competition.

Murder Suspect’s Troubled Background Revealed July 15, 2011 Eyewitness News 5’s Wendell Edwards has a report on Tristan Ryan Owen, accused of starting the fire that killed Boyd and Doris Haynes.

Gov. Fallin Issues Burn Ban For 45 Counties July 15, 2011 Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin issued a proclamation on Thursday, a burn ban for 45 counties across the state. Naveen Dhaliwal has the details and consequences for violating it.

Friday Morning Weather July 15, 2011 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell has your First Alert Forecast.

Burned Woman Fights To See Beauty Through Pain July 15, 2011 A judge sentenced George Rodriguez to life in prison for burning Laura Miller in front of her three children. Eyewitness News 5’s Jessica Holloway talks to Miller in an interview you'll ...

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Changes In Airport Security Across The Country July 15, 2011 Recent backlash following the questionable screening of airline travelers may change how passengers are screened.  The Transportation Security Administration announced it will roll ...

July 14: Nightly News Thursday broadcast July 14, 2011 Debt standoff; What if the U.S. defaults?; Mad dash for housing aid; Drought engulfs 14 states; Denver hail damages 40 planes; Judge calls mistrial in Clemens case; Bachmann, a frontrunner who’s ...

Drought engulfs 14 states July 14, 2011 July 14: Almost 12 percent of the country is enduring a hot but rainless season, and there is no relief in sight. In Texas, ranchers are struggling to feed their cattle, as most of the state’s ...

Denver hail damages 40 planes July 14, 2011 July 14: Large pieces of hail fell for about 15 minutes at the Denver International Airport on Wednesday night, damaging 40 planes. Brian Williams reports.

Judge calls mistrial in Clemens case July 14, 2011 July 14: Roger Clemens’ trial is over in its second day, after the judge declared it a mistrial. A decision will be made in September on whether the government can try again. Pete Williams reports.

Rep. Cantor – the face of the opposition? July 14, 2011 July 14: The Huffington Post’s Alex Wagner and author Ron Reagan debate whether Rep. Eric Cantor’s stubborn unwillingness to negotiate makes him a Tea Party hero or a Republican Party pariah.

Revisionist history, 101 July 14, 2011 July 14: Sideshow: Watch as Fox News’ Eric Bolling seems to forget the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

U.K. hacking scandal gets more serious July 14, 2011 July 14: MSNBC’s Martin Bashir explains how much further the U.K. will take their hacking investigation.

The Romney ad that never aired July 14, 2011 July 14: Democratic strategist Bob Shrum and Politico’s Maggie Habermann explain why a 1994 ad can hurt Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign.

Tips to prevent hacking July 14, 2011 July 14: Aton Edwards of the International Preparedness Network explains how to secure against being hacked.

Reid: 'August second is the ... July 14, 2011 July 14: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner warn that that the eyes of the world are on us, and that there in no way to extend the debt ceiling debate.

Should the US be wary of Rupert Murdoch? July 14, 2011 July 14: While the hacking scandal is taking the U.K. by storm, members of Congress are now calling for an investigation into possible wrong-doing by Murdoch holdings in the U.S. MSNBC’s Martin ...