Ramona police officer accused of sexually assaulting city employee

A Ramona police officer was arrested on a sexual battery charge following accusations that he sexually assaulted a male city employee during a police ride-along. Reports say, 67-year-old Ramona officer Gerald Garrison is set to be charged. The affidavit says, both surveillance video and physical ev…

Gas prices spike from $3.94 to $4.19 a gallon

KRMG listeners weren't very happy when they drove home Thursday afternoon and saw the price of gasoline. KRMG's Kirk McCracken says prices once got so high that his former boss let him work from home. 

TPS talks about what will happen to closed schools

Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson says the school buildings will be re-purposed for TPS use or sold. The school board asked Dr. Johnson to eliminate $12 million dollars from the annual operating budget, and she proposed a plan to close or consolidate 17 schools in the district.

The pregnant wife of TU outside linebacker's coach dies suddenly

Head football coach Tre Lamb says Tulsa will wear helmet stickers in honor of a staff member's pregnant wife who died unexpectedly while working out. 

Police are looking for a missing woman who taught law at TU

Cortelyou Churchill Kenney was last seen on September 2nd. Kenney is reportedly an assistant professor at the University of Tulsa College of Law and is currently on the faculty list for the winter of 2026. Kenney has blue eyes and brown hair with blonde highlights. Nearly two weeks have passed with…

Lollipops Woodfire and Grocery co-owner talks about the new restaurant concept

People are talking about the new restaurant concept at the old Goldie's location near 51st and Lewis. Co-owner Adrienne Kallweit says there's a lot of options with the woodfire oven, Palace Rooms and Speakeasy.    

Union schools add training for athletes on endorsement deals

It's only been around five years since college athletes could sign endorsement deals and get paid to play. The Union Athletic Department recently announced a new program to help their student-athletes navigate NIL deals in college. "Name, Image, and Likeness" has taken over college athletics, and m…

New developments after a fatal explosion at a Sand Springs business

Sand Springs has re-opened Morrow Road again after its closure this morning due to an explosion at Solos Extract Company, a marijuana concentrate processing center. Sand Springs Deputy Police Chief Todd Enzbrenner says the facility had been red-flagged by the city for code violations.

A landmark settlement with Meta means sweeping changes for Oklahoma teens

Some of the changes include prohibitions on social comparison features, including disabling cosmetic procedure filters and visible "like" or reaction counts, which have been linked to poor mental health outcomes in kids and teens. Also, a hard cap daily time limits of two hours for five years acros…

KRMG Reporter Kirk McCracken talks about the time he got tased

ICE is requesting $20 million to purchase electric shock gloves. Unlike a taser which is holstered, drawn and fired, electric shock gloves look like ordinary patrol gloves but activated by a hidden button.