April Hill is the news director and midday anchor weekdays on KRMG. April started her journalism career as a television news reporter before she came to KRMG as a reporter in 2009. In 2016, she survived a brain aneurysm that burst during her midday anchor shift. She is also an advocate for victims of romance scams after her mother lost $350,00.
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.
Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler has a passion for justice and mental health advocacy. DA Kunzweiler walks us through what happens when a person with a mental illness is arrested. His personal and professional experience with mental illness has driven him to create change. We talk with Kunzweiler about the mental health crisis in Oklahoma and what we as a state are failing to do. Amid ongoing challenges with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Kunzweiler is fighting for mental health reform.
18-year-old chemistry student Brittany Phillips was found sexually assaulted and strangled inside her apartment in the fall of 2004. The case turned cold quickly, despite DNA tests and interviews with hundreds of individuals. Authorities found a DNA match to an early sample, but the person was quickly cleared of the murder. DNA was collected under Brittany’s fingernails, and detectives have not found a match. 20 years after her daughter’s murder, Dr Maggie Zingman is still waiting for answers. Maggie launched a crusade across America—dubbed the 'Caravan to Catch a Killer'—crisscrossing the country in a brightly wrapped van plastered with her daughter’s photo and a tip line number. Maggie shares her story and how she is using her tragedy to help others.
Melanie has had decades to deal with the trauma of being in an abusive marriage, but there is one thing that constantly reminds her of her past – a bullet. Melanie’s ex-husband shot her in the pelvic area, and the bullet has remained in her body for almost 30 years. The bullet is now shifting and is attached to her pudendal nerve, causing extreme pain. Nearly 30 doctors and surgeons have told her they cannot remove the bullet, but Melanie is desperately trying to find someone who can help her heal physically. Melanie shares her battle with domestic violence, escape, and triumph with us. Maybe you know someone who can help Melanie remove the heavy reminder of her trauma.
The Oklahoma attorney general says companies need to start to comply with federal rules.
Destiny Life Church lists him as a pastor.
Police believe she made at least one child recant the allegation.
Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna officially requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation join the sheriff’s office in the investigation.
"Did he direct these board members to lie about me?" State Superintendent Ryan Walters asked of Governor Kevin Stitt as he responded to accusations that nude images were seen on a TV in his office last week.
Tulsa police are still searching for the shooter.
Investigators haven't released who, or what, tipped them off.
Neighboring state have reported active cases this year.
Thousands of vulnerable adult Oklahomans suffer abuse, neglect, and exploitation by family members and other caregivers.
A gun and a knife were involved in the altercation.
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