'This is insane': Oklahoma radio host stranded in Las Vegas after global outage

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A global outage Friday has had a wide-ranging impact in Oklahoma and on at least one Oklahoman stranded in a different state.

The problems stemmed from a software outage announced by Microsoft and Cyber Security company CrowdStrike Friday morning. CrowdStrike confirmed the outage was not the cause of a cyber attack, but a content defect.

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