The KRMG Morning News with Skyler Cooper
BA Breakdown: Recruiting businesses & more
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon explains how businesses end up choosing Broken Arrow. He also answers a listener question and talks about the award Visit Broken Arrow was considered for, but did not win.
08:33
Monday with the Mayor: New police chief, local elections & TU tuition
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols returns to discuss choosing Jonathan Brooks at the new police chief. He also touches on the city council elections and the University of Tulsa lowering tuition.
08:32
Getting to know Jonathan Brooks, the new Tulsa police chief
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols named department veteran Jonathan Brooks as the city's 42 police chief. Chief Brooks stopped by the KRMG studios the next morning to layout his plans.
05:21
BA Breakdown: Main St. construction & data center study
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon gives an update on road construction on Main St. and across town on Tucson. He also explains what the city is doing now regarding data centers.
08:25
A new year begins for Tulsa Public Schools
Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson joins KRMG on the first day of the new school year.
09:48
Tulsa County Commissioner Stan Sallee
County Commissioner Stan Sallee talks about the Glenpool tank fire, road construction at 51st and County Line Road and more.
06:30
Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen
Chief Larsen discusses back to school traffic, the state wanting reimbursement from Tulsa and Flock cameras.
09:29
Chuck Perry's last first day with Broken Arrow Public Schools
Skyler sits down with Broken Arrow Public Schools Superintendent Chuck Perry to preview the new school year and discuss is upcoming retirement.
17:37
BA Breakdown: New school year, Downtown Master Plan Workshop & more
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon on the city's working relationship with the school district, the workshop citizens are invited to on the future of Main Street and the latest on County Line Road construction.
06:56
Sen. James Lankford on Fauci contempt vote, voter ID bill and college sports bill
U.S. Senator James Lankford from Oklahoma explains what lies ahead regarding the contempt of Congress vote for Dr. Anthony Fauci. He also discusses the SAVE America Act and the voter ID state question in Oklahoma. Plus, the senator explains the Protect College Sports Act.
08:17