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More than 26,000 AARP Foundation Tax Aide volunteers have undergone training with the IRS to bring them up to speed on the latest changes in the tax code, and they offer their help at no charge.
The NASA astronaut who commanded the dress rehearsal mission for the 1969 moon landing has died
According to TPD, the victim was inside the vehicle, got out after “some sort of transaction” and was run over as the driver sped up.
KRMG's Skyler Cooper brings you the afternoon's top headlines.
Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon details the upcoming micro-transit pilot program, gives an update on the 23rd Street widening and the BA Day at the Capitol.
Skyler chats with Danny O'Connor and Slaine about their involvement in this year's Tulsa Irish Festival.
Skyler knows from experience how hungry Labradors are (or think they are). Here, we shed some light on why that might be.
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.
Skyler and Steve examine the changes at this year's Tulsa Irish Festival and look at some of the other St. Patrick's Day events around town.
It's not open yet, but OKPOP Museum Director Jake Krumwiede talks to Skyler and Steve about how cool it's going to be and why.
It's back to the Arts District for Skyler and Steve, who talk to Steven Jenkins, the director of the Bob Dylan Center, about the iconic and reclusive musician.
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.
Detective Bobbi Heathcott became a detective with the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office in her 30s. Heathcott talks about following her dreams and how she balances a stressful career and being a mom.
The American Heart Association says 40% of cardiac arrest emergencies among children are sports-related. Lobbyist Alisa Northcutt rallies at the state capital for change when it comes to treating children who suffer cardiac arrests at school.
JoAnna Reynolds was diagnosed with HIV 13 years ago. JoAnna talks about how she had brief thoughts of suicide but quickly shoved that idea out of her head because of her children. Living with HIV has not slowed her down. She now owns a successful business and is the current president of a nonprofit called Positively Grateful.
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.
Shannon Smith is a Tulsa-based traveler, chef and cookbook author. But, none of those descriptors fully captures what she does. Her dinner parties are entertaining travelogues that take people by their ears, and their palates, all around the world. She's visited more than 50 countries and has been to Italy alone more than 40 times. In May, her first cookbook, "Hidden Tables," will be published.
Shahaf and his wife (who are not using their last names at the recommendation of the Israeli Embassey) arrived in Tulsa just days before Hamas attacked Israel. In the intervening five months, they have answered many questions from Tulsans, they've worried about family and friends back home and they have fallen in love with their new hometown.
The co-anchor of FOX23 News This Morning talks openly about the hatred media figures in this market sometimes face, as well as about the state of broadcast journalism in Tulsa and about her new series "On Her Mind."
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