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Make-A-Wish CEO Deborah McAuliffe Senner and Senior Director of Development Erin Nantois tell Skyler about the Fund-A-Wish program.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols addresses the closure of the municipal jail and how he plans to search for a new police chief. He also addresses the arrest of his 18-year-old son.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon explains how a local entrepreneur went from a farmers market booth to now expanding into his second Rose District storefront. He also answers listener questions about spraying for mosquitos and traffic improvements.
County Commissioner Kelly Dunkerley gives an update on road construction and 101st and Garnett and tells us where new signage has gone up at Tulsa County parks.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols talks about TPD providing security for the World Cup, the request for proposals at Cry Baby Hill and a new health partnership with the Cherokee Nation.
Steve Hunter, President and General Manager of Zoellner Media Group, discusses the importance of AM radio and the push to keep it in every new car.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols tells Skyler more about the Irish company moving to Tulsa to build drones and offer drone delivery services. He also explains why two Tulsa hotels are being demolished, common street flooding and the status of federal grants.
Brian Kilmeade talks Iran escalation, threats against the president, Sen. Mitch McConnell and keeping AM radio in new vehicles.
Broken Arrow Mayor Debra Wimpee discusses how 4th of July celebrations went in Broken Arrow, explains how long it could take to fix the Liberty Trail where a retaining wall failed and she explains parking space changes on Main Street.
USS Oklahoma Commander Jason Kim, USN “Skipper”, Rocky Goins, Chairman, USS Commissioning Committee and Chief of the Boat Trey Blashinsky.
Mayor Monroe Nichols returns with updates on his domestic violence taskforce, Safe Move Tulsa and more.
Mabee Center General Manager Tony Winters joins KRMG to talk about “ELVIS: Back in the Building", a special show 50 years to the date of Elvis Presley's final performance in Tulsa. KRMG's Denver Foxx was at the 1976 concert and shares his memories.
TPD Chief Dennis Larsen tells us about a tragic fireworks incident, goes over the fireworks rules in Tulsa and Tulsa's new domestic violence prevention task force.
Broken Arrow Assistant City Manager of Operations Kenny Schwab tells Skyler more about the BA time capsule and spells out the rules for when you can shoot fireworks. He also gives a quick update on road construction within the city.
ABC's Jim Ryan explains what items on your 4th of July menu are more expensive this year.
Bill Smiley gives an update on flooding and road conditions after several inches of rain has fallen across Tulsa County.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon tells Skyler what is going inside a time capsule that will be buried soon to mark America's 250th birthday. Spurgeon also outlines other plans the city has for America 250.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols responds to city councilors' concerns about changes being made to the Public Safety Commissioner position.
Gentner Drummond advances to the runoff in the race for Oklahoma governor.
Mike Mazzei advances to the runoff in the race for Oklahoma governor.
Chief Larsen discusses adding more police officers and street lights after the Tulsa City Council passed a new budget. He also talks about Juneteenth festival planning and the loss of Officer Derrick Alexander.
Skyler chats with Kennedy from Fox News about her upcoming shows at Bricktown Comedy Club in Tulsa on June 19th and 20th.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon explains why he thought a moratorium on data centers was necessary. He also discusses the city council's approval of the next fiscal year's budget and the new name for the amphitheater.
Regent Bank Chairman and CEO Sean Kouplen tells Skyler about landing the naming rights for the amphitheater coming to Broken Arrow. It will be known as the Regent Bank Amphitheater.
Tulsa County Commissioner Lonnie Sims gives an update on the construction at 101st & Garnett, discusses the changes in the county's department of emergency management and recaps early voting at Tulsa County locations.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols responds to criticism from city councilors over costs associated with created a new department of emergency management. He also discusses the budget vote and the sale of the downtown Tulsa bus station.
Kevin Nealon joins Skyler in the studio ahead of his two shows at the Loony Bin Comedy Club.
Adam Carolla will be at the Bricktown Comedy Club for two shows on Saturday, June 13th. Skyler Cooper chats with Adam about radio, podcasting and life in California.
Senator James Lankford talks Iran, inflation, the defense budget, FISA surveillance program and Bill Pulte.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon broke the news on the KRMG Morning News that the company that had expressed interest in buying land for a data center in BA has backed out. He also discusses the arrest of a police officer and a delayed road project.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols discusses the good and bad from the Route 66 Capital Cruise, what's being done after multiple deaths in the city jail and how citizens can report issues using 311.
Hear from Jake Merrick, Republican candidate for Oklahoma governor in 2026.
Deputy Chief Mark Wollmershauser previews how TPD will keep people safe during the Tulsa Tough events in downtown Tulsa this weekend. He also discusses neighborhood safety and wrong-way drivers.
DA Steve Kunzweiler discusses tribal jurisdiction, Tulsa's crime rate, school resource officers and Leo's Law.
BA Mayor Debra Wimpee explains the plan to bury a Broken Arrow time capsule. She also gives an update on a possible no-knock ordinance to help residence respond to solicitors and reminds drivers that 101st and Garnett will close soon for construction.
Hear from Gentner Drummond, Republican candidate for Oklahoma governor in 2026.
Cyndi Munson, Democratic candidate for Oklahoma governor in 2026.
TPD Chief Dennis Larsen joins Skyler in the KRMG studios to go in-depth on TPD's crime-fighting efforts as he marks 2 years in the role of police chief.
City Manager Michael Spurgeon gives an update on the long-running construction project at Houston (81st St.) and Olive (129th E. Ave.). He also answers a listener question about improving city parks after Prop 8 failed to pass.
Mayor Monroe Nichols marks Memorial Day and details how the city hopes working with Change.org will help spark new ideas to improve Tulsa.
DoubleShot Coffee Company Owner Brian Franklin tells Skyler about his book, The Coffee Purist.
LIFE Senior Services President and CEO Eileen Bradshaw explains the services they provide to the Tulsa area.
City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about road work on Main Street, an agreement to move forward with painting the grain silo at the Rose District Plaza and gives his thoughts on Scotfest ending after this year.
Commissioner Stan Sallee talks about the roundabout soon-to-be built at 51st and County Line Road, the new Tulsa County Election Board building and his upcoming townhall.
Oklahoma Route 66 Association President Rhys Martin explains how to get your hands on the new Route 66 license plate.
Steve Kunzweiler is running for reelection as Tulsa County District Attorney. Hear why he says voters should let him keep the job and why he claims his opponent is not qualified.
BA City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about how city leaders are crafting the next budget, answers a listener question on roads and preview Rooster Days.
Colleen McCarty is running for Tulsa County District Attorney. Hear why she claims public safety and victims are not being taken seriously now, and what she says she would do differently.
Mayor Nichols talks about the city's new smart highway lights being installed. He also discusses the new international customs facility at Tulsa International Airport and the next community conversation.
Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen gives an update on TPD's downtown division and talks about what can happen to an independent journalist if they cross the line and obstruct an investigation.
