Crystal Kelly graduated from Owasso High School and started working in TV news her senior year. Crystal joined KRMG in 2022. She is an advocate for Autism acceptance and a mom to an adult son with ASD. In her free time, she likes to hike with her chihuahuas and dance with her friends.
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.
Dangerously cold temperatures recently reminded us just how many people are homeless in Tulsa. Director of Development at the Tulsa Day Center, Monica Martin, says the shelter is more than just a roof over their heads, it’s a lifeline. TDC isn’t just a place for people to get a hot shower, new clothes, and a hot meal, case workers help people access resources like healthcare, counseling, job training, and more. Monica even talks about how they manage legal issues and drug addiction. Find out how you can help the Tulsa Day Center: https://tulsadaycenter.org/
Rhonda Bear struggled with drug addiction, lost custody of her children, and landed herself in prison. There she decided her life needed to change. Rhonda spent a lot of time with strong community members and left prison with a dream to help other women transitioning out of prison succeed. Rhonda opened “She Brews” in Claremore, Oklahoma, and hires women who are convicted criminals. The coffee shop gained a lot of support from community leaders, lawmakers, and many women who needed hope for a better future. Now Rhonda has 3 locations. Rhonda breaks down the walls and tells her incredible story of struggle. For more information check out: https://shebrews.org/
Homelessness is increasing at alarming rates. In Tulsa alone, homelessness jumped 20% last year. Much of the unhoused are children. Imagine not having a safe place for your children and how scary it is for a child without a home. Tina Massey is the Executive Director of Family Promise of Tulsa County. Massey says children are her passion and every child deserves a home. Family Promise of Tulsa County helps families get back on their feet by providing shelter, transportation and food for up to 120 days. This gives parents a chance to get back on their feet and be able to provide for their children again. Massey tells us about the program and how we can help Tulsa’s children. Find out more: https://www.familypromisetulsa.org/
Investigators said Rutherford and Angel tried to revive it by performing CPR and then took the poodle to a nearby animal hospital.
The man told police that he was on a lot of drugs.
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