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The Owasso City Council voted Wednesday to declare a state of emergency.
Despite all of the damage, no injuries have been reported.
City Council seats were decided in Jenks, Glenpool and Skiatook. There were also school board seats and state House seats on the ballot.
KRMG's Skyler Cooper brings you the afternoon's top headlines.
Mike Mazzei sits down with Skyler Cooper to discuss his campaign for Oklahoma governor.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses Lynn Lane road work, Election Day and projects in the Rose District.
Skyler and James discuss severe weather protentional for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Oklahoma has a lot going on! From cool attractions, things to do, and even restaurants you just have to try, Skyler Cooper and Steve Berg will highlight something new each week... Giving you full access to Oklahoma! New episodes will post every Thursday.
This week, in light of the Olympians training at USA BMX headquarters in Tulsa, we're revisiting our episode at the USA BMX facility.
Skyler and Steve talk with BOK Center General Manager Keller Taylor.
Steve and Skyler head back to downtown Tulsa to meet the owner's of Jack's Coney Island. It's a new restaurant featuring live music during lunch.
Journalists, from a radio station with a long history in the community, get real about the issues facing Oklahoma women today. Join our candid conversation behind the scenes about important topics on life at work and home. New episodes are posted every Wednesday at 5 AM.
The Tulsa Boys Home was founded in the early 1900s after two boys were found sleeping in trash boxes in an alley. Now Tulsa has 160 acres dedicated to helping young boys break the cycle of poverty, abuse and drug addiction that is often passed on from generation to generation. Greg Conway with the Tulsa Boys Home says some of the boys in the home have been in dozens of foster homes by the time they land there. Greg tells us how they help these boys become successful men.
We want to know how to look our best, even if we may not have mad skills at things like fixing our hair. Hair is complicated. Products and styles are constantly changing, and even vacuum companies are now in the game with drying and styling tools. Stylist Tiffani Hull keeps us up to date with what trends are in and what styles are out.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols hired Krystal Reyes to help improve the lives of Tulsa families. As Deputy Mayor, Reyes manages the City’s first Office of Children, Youth, and Families. Reyes talks about her journey leading up to Deputy Mayor and her plans for Tulsa's future.
Dan Potter chats with Tulsa’s most creative and interesting personalities, makers, artists, and thought leaders. New episodes will be posted on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month.
Founded in 2021, the King Cabbage Brass Band has taken Tulsa by storm. They released their first album, Live at Cain's, in 2022 and play sold out clubs almost every weekend. Founders Greg Fallis and Nicholas Foster spoke with Dan on the first day of the music camp the band sponsors called "Brass at the Ballpark.."
The conclusion of Dan's first-ever chat with the man who hosted the KRMG morning show for almost 30 years, the great John Erling. John is the creator and host of the Oklahoma Historical Society's "Voice of Oklahoma" audio history podcast.
Since 1976, there have only been three hosts of the morning show on KRMG. Dan Potter has hosted since 2012, Joe Kelley hosted from 2005-2012 and, before that, for almost 30 years, the legendary John Erling ruled the Tulsa airwaves with a unique mix of humor and controversy. John's voice hasn't been heard on KRMG since his last commercials faded away around 2009, or so. But...that ended this week when Dan invited John back to our studios to be on a guest both on-air, and on this podcast.
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