Oklahoma Perspective: Recent Episodes
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The City of Wagoner faces a vote on a sales tax increase - Funds from an Owasso PTO are embezzled
Tulsa Police Department discusses the 2024 homicide numbers - A local company is hired to produce one of the Washington DC Inaugural Balls
Oklahoma's two US Senators talk about the Inauguration, the Israel/Hamas truce, and immigration
Oklahoma District 8 Representative Tom Gann talks about legal issues surrounding the use of Flock cameras
Fitness and nutrition coach Kristen Medlock talks about keeping your New Year's resolution to take better care of yourself
Dr Gregory Williams, keynote speaker for the Demand Project's January symposium, Beyond Awareness
End of Year interviews with Tulsa mayor Monroe Nichols and Oklahoma Senator James Langford
Paw and Claws animal rescue: the challenges of rescuing and finding homes for abandoned or stray pets
Discussing the new movie available online called "Greenwood Rising", a look at the growth of the Greenwood District before the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Markwayne Mullin on Donald Trump's historic win - A CHANG.ORG petition to remove a sitting judge
Suicide prevention's annual Out of Darkness Walk - Is there an increase in whooping cough cases?
Bixby City Manager Jared Cottle explains the upcoming vote on the city's third-penny sales tax
Tulsa Police Department Lt. Steve Florie talks about Oklahoma's penchant for speeding on the roadways
Mor about a fatal auto pedestrian accident at 71st and Yale - A student brings a gun to Union High School
Tulsa Police Department recruiting procedures - Tulsa International Airport builds a new tower
Republican State Representative Mark McBride is requesting a Federal investigation into the State Department of Education
JJ Humphrey comments on the controversy surrounding Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett
Democrat Maria Barnes and Republican Mellissa Meyer are run-off candidates for Tulsa County Commissioner District #2
Tulsa Police Department recruiting standards - Tulsa International Airport is building a new control tower
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris is poised to become the official Democrat candidate during the Democrat National Convention - How COVID disrupted the American classroom and what it will take to restore it
Tulsa native Stacey Hankins, Deputy Consul General in France, talks about the upcoming Olympics
The Bixby School System will not comply with the state mandate from Ryan Walters to include Bible instruction in schools.
Reaction from Tulsa Public Schools to State School Superintendent Ryan Walter's bible course mandate for public schools - Karen Gilbert runs for the Tulsa City Council seat in District 5
A new grocery store comes to Tulsa's north side - Project Yellow Light promotes awareness of distracted driving
US senators from Oklahoma Markwayne Mullin and James Langford discuss the attempted assassination of former President Trump and the Republican National Convention
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is offering a new Beginner's Defensive Driving Course - The United Indian Nations of Oklahoma represents the 38 Indian Nations in the state
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzwiler talks about the lawsuit against the OK Mental Health system
Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado talks about the challenges facing the sheriff's office when dealing with the mentally ill who end up in the legal system
arvest Hosts is a unique RV camping membership where self-contained RVers are invited to visit and stay overnight at wineries, farms, breweries, museums, and other unique attractions
Senator James Langford comments on the State Supreme Court decision to dismiss Tulsa Race Massacre victim's lawsuit against the city of Tulsa - City Councilman Grant Miller will not run for re-election
Congressional Representative Josh Bracheen discusses the Oklahoma detained in Turks and Caicos on weapons charges - OESC Disaster Relief Programs
Dr. Tiffany Crutcher works to have the Greenwood District designated as a National Monument
Oklahoma Legislator JJ Humphry discusses the issues at the Oklahoma Department of Corrections
AARP's Kathy Stokes talks about ways to avoid being defrauded - The restaurant industry deals with a COVID "hangover" and the increasing costs of doing business
Oklahoma Auditor Cindy Byrd finds spending irregularities of monies from the Federal Government
Auditor Cindy Byrd investigates misuse of Federal funds allocated to Oklahoma - Could a return to cursive writing improve IQ?
Getting ready for the 2026 Route 66 celebration - Investigating an Officer Involved Shooting by the Tulsa Police Department
Danny Bot O'Connor discusses the new Broadway musical "The Outsiders" - Social Security Administration rules for qualifying for SSI disability benefits
Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Classic is this weekend - KIA Motor Company discusses the future of EVs
There's a new CEO at Family and Children's Services - Update on the construction of the BA amphitheater
Union School Superintendent Kurt Hartzler is resigning - A discussion about economic development in Broken Arrow
Sand Springs native Melissa Myers want to be a Tulsa County Commissioner - The Top Reasons Why People Don't Vote
There is a new location for Early Voting in Tulsa - News about the Oklahoma State Board of Education teacher bonus payout mistake
The staffing controversy at the OKDOC continues: comments from the executive director of the Oklahoma Corrections Professionals organization
The controversy over staffing at the Oklahoma Department of Corrections continues: former DOC Chief of Security Jason Lemons explains the problems
The controversy over staffing at the Oklahoma Department of Corrections continues: OKDOC PIO Kay Thompson responds to criticism
Oklahoma District 19 Representative JJ Humphry on the state of the Oklahoma Correctional system
Oklahoma Department of Corrections Public Information Officer Kay Thompson responds to complaints about the state's correctional system
Oklahoma is growing as new residents move into the state - Tulsa International Airport had a record year in 2023
Oklahoma increases fines levied by the MOVE OVER law - The city of Tulsa is late delivering December water bills
ODOT receives new Federal guidelines for programmable highway signs - The National Bobblehead Museum in Milwaukee, Wis.
The population of Oklahoma is growing - Tulsa International Airport had a banner year in 2023
Oklahoma's fine revisions to the state's MOVE OVER law - The city of Tulsa is late sending December's water bills to residents
Late Tulsan Arlis Cole recounts his experiences at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 (part 2)
Late Tulsan Arlis Cole recounts his experiences at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 (part 1)
A new attraction is planned at Silver Dollar City - Joy in the Harvest outreach is planned for Monday
State Representative Mark McBride discusses the state of Oklahoma education, specially the Tulsa School System
Avoiding family arguments during holiday gatherings - UPDATE on highway 75 construction at Glenpool
Tulsa city Councilman Grant Miller promotes the city's free Christmas dinner for families
Area hospitals also affected by Hillcrest hospital ransomware attack - Oklahoma cracks down on illegal marijuana growers
Tulsa Arts Commission opens their yearly grant application funding process for the arts - Congressman Frank Lucas discusses the reauthorization of the Weather Act of 2017
Silver Sneakers Fitness Program - Americorps provides healthcare options for low income families
Tulsa wins Federal "Tech Hub" designation and $75 million in Federal funds - Starting a small business with Dunn & Bradstreet
OU professor Alan Levision with the Shusterman Center for Judaic and Israeli Studies talks about the Israeli Hamas war
OU professor Alan Levision with the Shusterman Center for Judaic and Israeli Studies talks about the Israeli Hamas war
Oklahoma District 10 D-A Mike Fisher discusses his disagreements with Osage County Sheriff Eddie Virdin
Osage County Sheriff Eddie Virdin discusses his disagreements with Oklahoma District 10 D-A Mike Fisher
The move to impeach State School Superintendent Ryan Walters - Applying for Supplemental Security Income
Understanding the FCC's Internet Affordable Connectivity Program - SOFI's Brian Walsh talks about college loan options
Tulsa Public Schools superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist responds to Ryan Walters' accusation of poor management
Oklahoma's future theme park, American Heartland, will rival theme parks across the country
Washington, DC updates from U-S Congressman from Oklahoma Frank Lucas - Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr talks about the tribal authority decision by the U-S 1oth Circuit Court of Appeals
Former Asst Atty General Tim Gilpin explains two recent rulings: the vote to approve tax funds for a private school and the 10th Circuit Court's ruling that the city of Tulsa cannot ticket native Americans on tribal land
The Federal government is planning to expand high speed Internet to everyone - Dealing with high credit card interest rates
Senator James Langford discusses Federal aid for Tulsa's June storm clean-up and lower prices for prescription drugs - State auditor Cindy Byrd discusses the possible misuse of Federal COVID grant money
Steve Piltz with NWS talks about tracking the June 17 storm. PSO's Wayne Greene talks about restoring power to 200,000 Tulsa County customers
City of Tulsa Ticket Amnesty program - District #2 Congressional Representative Josh Bracheen votes "no" on the debt ceiling bill
Former Chief of the Osage Nation, Jim Grey talks about the new movie, Killers of the Flower Moon
Valerie Jernigan, professor at OSU Health Sciences appointed to National USDA committee for Dietary Guidelines
Ryan Brinkman, VP of Dot Matics, talks about the process of creating data programs and the future of AI
Update on Richard Glossip's scheduled execution date, now set for May 18 - Senator James Langford releases hi yearly Federal Fumbles report
Suspected shooter detained briefly during a Broken Arrow High School Active Shooter lockdown tells his side of the story
An interview with McCurtain Gazette News reporter Chris Willingham about the bombshell recording of County leaders making inflammatory and racist remarks
Richard Glossip clemency request from Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond - Learning Heroes: Oklahoma students are falling behind in their education goals
Tulsa's first Diamond Interchange is under construction on Memorial Drive at the Creek Turnpike overpass.
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is having a job fair - A new app run by AI helps target depression
Update on Tulsa road construction - One pharmaceutical company announces a huge reduction in insulin costs.
ODOT spokesman talks about road conditions and construction plans in and around Tulsa - A major pharmaceutical company lowers it price for insulin
Atty Gen Gentner Drummond talks about items currently being dealt with in his office - The Foundation that provides higher education costs for children of Marines and Navy sailors
The effectiveness of a new obesity drug to control weight - Crunch Fitness Centers are coming to Tulsa
Tulsa's new diamond interchange at Memorial Ave and the Creek turnpike - Tulsa's DIAL 211 service
Interview with Tulsa's new Executive Director of the Film, Music, Arts, and Culture office
District 4 US Congressman Fank Lucas talks about his new appointment as Chair of the US Science and Space Technology Commitee
Two employees of B.S. & B Safety Systems explain how chemical wastewater from the plant is not being handled correctly by the company
Alexis Higgins talks about how airline delays and cancelations are handled at Tulsa International Airport
Christmas will be difficult this year for many due to inflation - The United Way misses its goal and gets creative about making up the shortfall.
Convicted felon Wade Jamison gets his sentence reduced - Dealing with the national teacher shortage
Oklahoma AG John O'Connor on COVID mandates for school student and the Oklahoma's Death Penalty
Richard Glossip's stay of execution, scheduled now for December 8th; Chess is experiencing a resurgence due to the pandemic
Consumer Warrior Clark Howard answers questions about rising gas and grocery prices, and reverse mortgages
Tiffany Health Services discusses the dangers of seniors falling down; GM is looking for more engineers
Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce travels to Denver looking for ideas; Skyler Cooper accompanies over 70 veterans to Washington DC for the latest military Honor Flight
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office responds to accusations of excessive force during an arrest at the Tulsa State Fair
Tulsa County Election Board secretary Gwen Freeman comments on security for the midterm elections
Ken Reddick faces incumbent Lori Dector Wright for the district 7 seat on the Tulsa City Council; Tulsa City Council begins the process of creating a TIF district at 71st and Memorial
TU professor Tom Seng discusses recent gas price fluctuations; the game of chess experiences a resurgence due to the pandemic
Al Poncel, head of Loaves and Fishes, talks about the ministry and feeding the underprivileged
Staying on top of all of your vaccinations - Madison Horn (D) faces off against incumbent James Langford (R)
Little League video that went viral for all the right reasons. Tulsa's Sean Kouplin was there; Assessing today's world nuclear threat
Republican TJ Shannon on his runoff contest with Markwayne Mullin; Update on the Highway 75/!-44 construction project
Tulsa Health Department has information about the new COVID variants and about the West Nile Virus in Tulsa
Congressman Kevin Hern on inflation; Tulsa Health Department talks about West Nile Virus in Tulsa county
Tulsa Schools superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist comments on Governor Stitt's call for an audit of the system's finances
State Auditor Cindi Byrd on EPIC Charter Schools arrests - FIVERR is a new way for talented people to find jobs
Interviews with winning primary candidates Kevin Stitt, Joy Hoffmeister, TW Shannon, and Markwayne Mullin
The controversial meme that cause protest at a Tulsa Public School meeting. Interview with the board member who posted it
TW Shannon for Senate - TCEB Secretary Gwen Freeman says, new precinct voting boundaries means you may be voting somewhere new
New Cop TV show will film in Tulsa; All about the new non-profit organization benefitting Fallen Heroes
Karen Gilbert with Crime Stoppers talks about the St Francis mass shooting; Carson Attractions cancels production run of Oklahoma!
Congressman Markwayne Mullin wants Trumps impeachments expunged; Lt Gov Matt Pinell explains the lawsuit against Swadley Corporation
Tulsa County Election Board sends out new voter registrations cards. You may have a new place to vote.
Oklahoma Lt Governor Matt Pinell talks Oklahoma tourism; new MS treatments available in Tulsa
Tulsa County Election Board mails new voter registration cards- your voting place may have changed
Panasonic battery plant in Oklahoma's Mid-America Industrial Park may bring headaches with it
PSO now operating wind farms in Oklahoma; Broken Arrow City Councilor attends the League of Cities event in Washington , D. C.
How Tulsa's new Flock traffic cameras work; AARP warns against scams targeting seniors.
Tulsa Police Department releases the full video of a controversial arrest of a mental health suspect
Congressman Markwayne Mullin works to get former President Trump's impeachment expunged
Oklahoma Atty General O'Connor with the latest on McGirt, Epic Schools, and the OK Department of Health audit
Kevin Hern comments on his call for Homeland Security Chief Alejandro Mayorkas to resign
The McGirt decision from a tribal perspective; following COVID trends through waste water testing
Zutobi drivers education app and electric cars; JK Trucking talks about the truck driver crisis
Former CDC Director and virologist Dr. Robert Redfield gives an update on the Omicron variant of COVID-19; Dr. John McHugh talks about how the role of pharmacists has changed in the past few years
Education Secretary Ryan Walters defends his comments about educators making COVID decision out of fear
Broken Arrow schools have a new superintendent; EMSA has suggestions to guard against the cold weather
An interview with Transunion about the state of the national economy and where credit trends are going
State Attorney General John O'Connor on the mask mandate lawsuit and fallout from the McGirt ruling
State Attorney General John O'Conner discussed the lawsuit against Ascension St John Medical Group
Oklahoma Attorney General John O'Connor talks about the evidence of Julius Jones' guilt and the state's lawsuit against Ascension St John Medical Group
State Attorney General John O'Connor comments on Julius Jones and the Ascension St. John lawsuit
VA looking for hospital and clinical staff; Funeralocity.com compares funeral home charges for death services
Bixby policeman faces court action in fatal shooting incident; Tulsa police officer shot in hand by suspect
Death row inmate Richard Glossip believed by many to be innocent; November is Diabetes month
Billy Sims opens a burger joint; the Blues Brothers play a concert at the Cain's ballroom
Tulsa's demographic changes revealed by the 2020 census; A21 works to eradicate human trafficking
Death row inmate Julius Jones looks for a commutation of his sentence by Governor Kevin Stitt
The new Creek Nation hospital at 81st and highway 169 is offering a new COVID treatment
St Francis Hospital system public ZOOM meeting discussing the lingering effects after COVID-19.
Cyber Security company Intrusion discusses ways to protect your private data and the recent hacking attack on the US State Department
St. Francis press conference addressing the effects of long COVID for those who contract the disease
Oklahoma District Congressional Representative talks about the need to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Tulsa ZOOM press conference featuring Tulsa Health Department Dr. Bruce Dart and Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum on COVID-19 developments in Tulsa
Interview with Governor Kevin Stitt; Progress report on construction at I-44 and Highway 75
Oklahoma Alliance for Animals talks about pandemic stress on pets and adoption; a look at the Tulsa 2-1-1 phone service and what it provides for the community
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is recruiting for all positions; The city of Tulsa holds a press conference to explain the progress made after a ransomware cyberattack earlier this year
Tulsa attorney and author Hannibal Johnson talks about the events of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
TAMU historian Dr Broussard and Oklahoma Senator James Langfor talk about the history of the 1921 Race Massacre and the upcoming commemorations.
Lt Gov Matt Pinnell discusses the upcoming commemoration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre; Oklahoma chairwoman of the Democratic Party discusses HB1775
Oklahoma schools will return to in-class learning in the fall; how Americans are dealing with credit post-pandemic
City Councilman Scott Eudey gives an update on city activities including roadwork, taxes, and Rooster Days plans
Clinical psychologist Dr. Wayne Pernell talks about the surviving the psychological effects of COVID-19
Oklahoma Congressional Representative Frank Lucas talks about the federal bill to address US infrastructure; Cecil and Son's Discount Tire's Troy Cox talks about the current tire shortage
The Oklahoma State Board of Education settles a years-old lawsuit; Farmer's Insurance settles a lawsuit over unpaid earthquake claims
The history of Native American Commander Ernest Evans who commanded the Navy Destroyer Johnston in World War II with distinction.
The North Peoria Church of Christ offers COVID shots this weekend and next; A large grant to promote mental health comes to Tulsa.
Tulsa pastor Jackson Lahmeyer is challenging James Langford for his Senate seat in 2022
Oklahoma Proton Center has a better approach to cancer radiation treatments with Proton Therapy
Tulsa Public School board member Jerry Griffin spends four days and nights on the streets of Tulsa to learn about Tulsa homelessness.
Former State Representative Lee Denny works to get more women to run for public office; Senator James Langford head for the southern border the see the immigration crisis for himself.
Updates on Broke Arrow road construction - President George W Bush appears live at a virtual book release party at Magic City Books on April 21
Tulsa schools giving random COVID tests to students; A new storage facility and shopping center in Collinsville
Oklahoma Geological Survey office talks about the latest 4.2 earthquake Eric Marshall talks about the fire at his downtown Tulsa brewery
HLN airs a documentary on the Bever family murders Sean Kouplin resigns his position as state Secretary of Commerce
The Life and Death of Rush Limbaugh; The New Paradigm created by the workforce working from home
The I-44/Highway 75 interchange is undergoing a facelift; New car trends in the 21st Century
Control Cyber talks about computer vulnerabilities of everyday computer controlled items and what needs to be done to protect them from hackers
David Rawbach explains why Proton Therapy is a better alternative to traditional cancer radiation therapy
Oklahoma Blood Institute needs blood donations; Update from the Tulsa Health Department on COVID-19 vaccinations
McLain High School will build its first ever home football field; General Motors announces a shift to building only electric vehicles by 2035.
Gathering Place director Tony Moore is leaving. He talks about what has happened over the last two years and about where he goes next.
MarkWayne Mullin considers court action against Biden's executive order canceling Keystone pipeline; Governor Stitt wants Oklahoma students back in school
Tulsa Police Chief Wendall Franklin's first year; Tulsa extends its mask mandate by another 90 days
TU Director of the Department of Energy Tom Seng talks about the Biden position on U-S petroleum industry
Oklahoma U-S Congressman Kevin Hern and Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum talk about the Capitol incursion and the inauguration of Joe Biden
Phase 2 of the Federal Payroll Protection Program will be active soon. Who is eligible and how to apply
A new filtration system from Atmos Air is cleaning the air in casinos and reducing the potential for airborne COVID-19 germs.
Bixby schools will start transitioning to in-class learning; Did we just witness the Star of Bethlehem in December?
Consumers and Credit during the pandemic: Ironman National Championship in Tulsa in 2021
How the new vaccines will be distributed in Oklahom and who will get them first: Dealing with employee mental heath during the pandemic.
The annual ABATE Toy Run is this Sunday. Due to COVID-19 changes have been made to this year's toy ru8n.
Tim Ward calls people to take the Pro Truth Pledge with a new book about truth in politics.
Shamil Idress with Search for Common Ground discusses the work the organization does around the world.
TPS Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist talks about the return to in-class learning; The Pandemic is driving everyone to online shopping for Black Friday
Tim Ward talks about his new book called Pro Truth and invites people take the Pro Truth Pledge
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie talks about COVID-19, VA mortgage loans for Vets, and the lasting effects of the Viet Nam War on older Veterans
Real ID is here. What you need to know before you go to the tag agency; Wallet Hub shares survey information about what's important to Americans before Tuesday's Vote.
Sunshine Care Partners initiates a TeleMed service for nursing homes and at risk Seniors; It's flu season: what we can expect from the flu in the middle of a pandemic.
AMS Onsite is coming to Oklahoma to offer onsite health support to Oklahoma nursing homes and their residents.
The Tulsa County Health Department now offers COVID testing; Neuropsychologist Dr. Michelle Braun discusses her new book called "High Octane Brain" and ways to keep the aging brain sharp.
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler discusses BLM graffiti, State Question 805, and the aging courthouse.
IAre wind, solar and hydroelectric energy truly viable? What are the ramifications for Oklahoma?
Author Shelly Scarborough talks about her book on the public discourse called, "Civility Rules"; Native Americans need to answer the census
An Austin based Real Estate investor talks about the state of Tulsa Real Estate; Energy companies WPX and Devon merge, leaving a new downtown office building empty
Senator James Langfor on the recent debate, President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, abortion, and COVID-19
The pandemic is spurring people to move; September is "Stemtember", promoting Science, Technology, engineering, and math.
Washington County Commissioner Dunlap comments on the state's change in the way COVID cases are counted Josh Turner runs for Tulsa County Commissioner against Karen Keith
The Gathering Place celebrates two years Jenks Public Schools decides it's time for in-class learning
Oklahoma has changed the way it counts COVID-19 cases. Dr. Jared Taylor with the Oklahoma state Health Department explains the change.
Dr. Kendrick with the OU School of Community Medicine talks about different COVID testing techniques and the increase in the number of positive cases in Oklahoma
Chris Orestis with Lifecare Exchange talks about investing for retirement in the age of COVID-19.
COVID-19 is changing High School extracurricular activities this fall. Dan Potter and Rick Couri examine the changes at Union and Broken Arrow High Schools
Democrat Abby Broyles challenges Republican Senator Jim Inhofe for his seat in Washington, D.C.
Tulsa Area United Way has a new program to help families during the COVID crisis; REAL ID is here. This is how it works.
Kojo Asamoa-Caesar is a Democrat running against Republican Kevin Hern in the US Congress 1st Congressional District.
Epic Charter Schools is experiencing record breaking enrollment numbers due to COVID-19
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunsweiler on the prosecution of accused killer David Ware
CDC Director Robert Redfield updates the search for a COVID vaccine; State School Superintendent Joy Hoffmeister talks about the upcoming school year.
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunsweiler explains the latest US Supreme Court ruling regarding Tribal vs. State jurisdiction in some crime cases
A new transplant from California explains why he accepted the offer to come to Tulsa under the Tulsa Remote program.
Jonathan Wiik explains the latest challenge facing our healthcare system: delinquent payments
Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter comments on recent US Supreme Court rulings and how they affect the state. A local woman creates a cottage industry making custom face masks.
Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith talks about her experience after having contracted COVID-19.
Tulsa passes an ordinance requiring everyone to wear face masks in public. City Councilman Phil Lakin comments about the ordinance.
High Times Magazine: how perception has changed concerning marijuana use over the years
A reporter from New York City, Steven Calabria, gives us his opinion of his visit to Tulsa during President Donald Trump's campaign visit.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health and Oklahoma Employment Security Commission on the effects of the pandemic on the state.
Linde Oktoberfest is canceled for 2020; The American Red Cross "Red, White, and You" blood drive breaks record this year.
Beanie Babies donated to the Sand Springs police; Local Cold Case documentary film now available on YouTube
Veto of House Bill 3228; Tulsa City Councilwoman Connie Dodson on Tulsa's recent protests
Interview with Peter Horvath of High Times" magazine about the changing attitudes towards marijuana
Tulsa Public Schools honor 2020 graduates; Local businesses struggle with rules surrounding PPP loans
Tulsa mayor GT Bynum discusses Tulsa's response to COVID-19 from the first recorded death until today.
Life Senior Services: services for seniors including counseling and suggestions for receiving your stimulus check sooner rather than later.
The State budget is reeling from pandemic costs and falling oil revenue; AARP warns Seniors about COVID-19 scams
Tulsa General Manager of Cox Communications talks about "Tulsa Open for Business"; TPD Lt Mullenburg explains the city's plan for phase 1 of Tulsa's "re-opening".
Effects of the pandemic and low oil prices on the state budget; AARP warns against pandemic scam artists.
TU professor Tom Seng and OK Lt Governor Matt Pinnell on the effects of sliding oil prices and the tourism downturn on the state economy
Hillcrest Hospital nurse Candace Franklin travels to New Jersey to work the front lines of the Corona virus pandemic.
The Tulsa Fire Department invents a safe new way to clean equipment; American Waste Control has recycling bins all around Tulsa.
Life Senior Services: services for seniors including counseling and suggestions for receiving your stimulus check sooner rather than later.
SBA loans for small businesses- how to apply; Wallet Hub surveys states on Women's Issues. Oklahoma doesn't do well in the survey.
Staying mentally healthy during the pandemic; Elective COVID-19 testing is now available in Tulsa
COVID 19: how Bartlesville is reacting to the virus; March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
Regent Bank CEO Sean Couplen talks about the economic effects of COVID 19; Atty General Mike Hunter reminds us that price gouging is illegal.
COVID 19: How the Cherokee tribe is responding to the pandemic; How the virus is affecting the jail populations
State Representative Kendra Horn on the 2020 Census; US Senator James Langford on the 1921 Race Massacre and the state of race relations in Oklahoma
A new local stage play examining the Tulsa Race Massacre called, "Reflections" runs this weekend; Trip Advisor rates Tulsa #13 on the Top 25 Emerging Travel Destinations for 2020.
Denise Brewer talks about what it's like to be Democrat in the Republican controlled State House.
Senator Jim Inhofe's thoughts on the State of the Union address; the 2020 census is coming and the Federal government is hiring.
Va benefits for victims of Agent Orange; Introducing a new service to find jobs for spouses of Veterans
Dr. Debora Gist discusses the closure of schools and other plans to cover a $20 million budget shortfall.
Native Tribes file a lawsuit against the State of Oklahoma over Indian Gaming; the search for a new Tulsa Police Chief
US Congressman from Oklahoma Kevin Hern on the Iran Conflict; new construction on Cherry Street causing issues with traffic.
Senior US Senator from Oklahoma talks about Iran and the impeachment of President Trump.
Interview with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Agency; Interview with Miss Saigon actors
Assistance for Veterans dealing with the VA; Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency win award.
A counterterrorism expert talks about terror acts and about learning to protect yourself.
ORU begins a massive fundraising campaign to improve the campus; the Tulsa Air and Space Museum has a new 3-D exhibit.
Civil Air Patrol needs donations for their Wreaths Across America program honoring Veterans who are no longer with us.
Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist discusses the recent State score card for the district
Tulsa entrepreneurs working with the University of Tulsa to bring more Tech start-ups to town.
NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine explains the agency's plan to go to the moon and then Mars.
Steve Whitaker from John 3:16 Mission talks about Tulsa's homeless, panhandlers, and the mission's Christmas Store
KRMG In-depth hour on Oklahoma's new Open Carry law: what is now lawful and what is not.
Tulsa Police Department gives advise to those who would want to openly carry a firearm.
Don Spencer, president of Oklahoma 2nd Amendment Association barred from entering Oktoberfest; Research Analyst Allen Johnson rates Oklahoma's roads
Tulsa Public Schools looming budget shortfall; Renegotiating the Indian Gaming contract
Mark Kirk with Osage Nation and Jackie Smithson with Broken Arrow Police Department talk about new drone technology.
Phil Lakin talks about Vision 2025 money dedicated to the Arts in Tulsa and why it hasn't been distributed.
Robbie Bell says Bell's amusement park is being rebuilt; The Cox Business Center downtown is undergoing a $55 million renovation.
Human Rights Watch Report on Tulsa Police Department is finished. Part 3 of a 3 part interview with Tiffany Crutcher and HRW's John Raphling.
Human Rights Watch Report on Tulsa Police Department is finished. Part 1 of a 3 part interview with Tiffany Crutcher and HRW's John Raphling.
Human Rights Watch Report on Tulsa Police Department is finished. Part 2 of a 3 part interview with Tiffany Crutcher and HRW's John Raphling.
The state of Oklahoma wins their lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson; Tulsa County has a new website
Up with People performs in Tulsa September 7th: how you can sponsor a member of the group.
Karen Keith talks about levee repair; Phil Lakin explains the new rules governing scooter use in downtown Tulsa.
Tulsa Police Department interview about the upcoming Human Rights Watch report spotlighting the department. Part 1 of 3 parts.
Tulsa Police Department interview about the upcoming Human Rights Watch report spotlighting the department. Part 2 of 3 parts.
Tulsa Police Department interview about the upcoming Human Rights Watch report spotlighting the department. Part 3 of 3 parts.
OSBI investigation of Epic Charter Schools - State School Superintendent Joy Hoffmeister and Governor Kevin Stitt comment.
Deputy Police Chief Jonathan Brooks selected for ABLE commission; Sobering Center one year later
A Tulsa family describes how their visit to the Dominican Republic turned into a health nightmare.
The Ironman Triathlon is moving to Tulsa; The new Grandma's Lye Soap begins manufacturing in Tulsa
Muskogee Commissioner Doke talks about the damage caused by massive flooding in and around Muskogee.
Vice President Mike Pence, Governor Kevin Stitt, and Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum tour the flooded Town and Country neighborhood.
Steve Piltze, National Weather Service Tula Office on forecasting severe weather; Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready on filing insurance claims after a disaster
Tulsa County Clerk on county resources available for flood victims; Reset Restoration on what it takes to restore a home after a disaster
KRMG In-depth interview with David Williams, US Army Corp of Engineers about the strength of the Keystone Dam and the current condition of the Sand Springs levee system
Union Public Schools offers online virtual education ; Oolagah-Talala EMS Audited by the state
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Mulready talks about safeguarding your property against theft, wind, hail, and flood.
Cinergy Entertainment Center is now open; Heller Theater announces a double feature play event
New season for the Tulsa Drillers; New development in downtown Tulsa called the Knoll at Maple Ridge
"Every Word Is True", a new book about the Clutter family murders immortalized by Truman Capote in his novel In Cold Blood
Changes in the tax laws for 2018 and how it affects your tax returns; Free tax filing services for Seniors
New changes at Tulsa International Airport; How to save money when planning your vacation.
Dr. Hightower explains online doctors visits using Telemed; Dr. Vasquez discusses opioids and adolescents
John Wolfram, Navy frogman who rescued the astronauts of Apollo 11 after splashdown in 1969
Kevin Stitt on changes to state governor's office; Tulsa Councilman Phil Laken proposes a name change for Riverside
The Inauguration of Kevin Stitt, Senator James Langford on the President's Address, Congressman MarkWayne Mullin on the new 116th Congress
No Cameras Allowed; MEDI-Weight Loss center and Senior Opioid Crisis; Stitt Transition and BAPD is hiring
Tulsa Remote Promotion and TPS School Truancy Issues; Holidays at Hospitality House; FCC Spectrum Changes and State Vaping laws
Tom Seng on oil prices; Captain Mike Eckert, Tulsa Special Operations Team; Ron Durbin on regulating medical marijuana vendors.
Toni Moore, Hospitality House; Albert Poncel, Loaves and Fishes; James Chambers Clark, ABATE Toy Run rescheduled
John 3:16 Thanksgiving Turkey Drive, Suicide and loss of a loved one during the holidays; Glint Gold Currencies
Route 66 Marathon; Midterm Election Results interviews with Kevin Stitt and Senator James Langford; Stop Smoking with TSET
TelaTulsa's production of Hamlet; Tulsa Pop Culture Expo; Todd Rickert in Florida after Hurricane Michael
John Woods, TSET; Red Cross Blood Drives and Suicide Prevention; BA Car Burglary and Audubon Tree planting
Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorders; Flu shots and Breast Cancer Awareness month; Using technology to search for mass graves
Opposition to State Question 793; Moving the Tulsa City offices, What is Life Insurance?; Changes in Oklahoma liquor laws on October 1st
Oklahoma liquor law changes; John 3:16 Thanksgiving Turkey Drive; Medical Marijuana regulation issues
Kato Kaelin, Wizard World Comicon; Anina Collier, Center for Creativity; Nancy Pfeifer, Anna's Belles
Anina Collier, TCC Center for Creativity; Nancy Pfeifer, Ovarian Cancer Survivor; Sheree Powell, DHS response to latest report on agency
Scott McCoy, 12 and 12 substance abuse recovery program; Tulsa Lead Homicide Detective personnel changes; Peroxizomal Disorder (Zellweger's Disease)
Peroxizomal Disorder; Green the Vote misstate vote tally; Cindy Byrd on Audit Request Process and Markwayne Mullin on his House Ethics review
Cathryn Flax, Pefin Investment App; Casey Allen, KIVA micro business loans; Kathy Seibold, Impact Tulsa
Scott Pruitt's Resignation, Lt. Governor Republican runoff candidates, Hospitality House
Tango Tab-Feed the Hungry, Mayor GT Bynum's update on Tulsa, Green the Vote petitions for recreational marijuana
Deborah Gist on TPS name changes, Bever Trial and Public Park, Phil Lakin on 91st and Yale construction plans
Route 66 Marathon Kickoff Event, Anti-Pot Meeting Dustup, Medical Marijuana Bill Indepth