Over the last 90 days or so, cyber security experts have seen a huge uptick in attempted hacks of Linked In accounts, as well as a corresponding surge in searches on how to fix or restore lost access to the social media platform.

Sen. Jo Anna Dossett tells KRMG she thinks the legislature needs to assert its statutory authority, and voters need to pay attention to local school board elections.

The show will be Friday night at Expo Square Pavilion, with admission included with the purchase of a ticket for Friday's reining horse competition.

An automotive expert with Kelley Blue Book tells KRMG the hybrids, especially the newer plug-in hybrids, offer consumers more flexibility while still saving on fuel costs

The competition will feature well over 1600 horses from across the United States, and even from outside the country.

Jim Carroll was Director of National Drug Control Policy under the Trump administration, and continues to battle addiction and overdose issues, especially those affecting children.

The Tulsa metro won’t likely dip below triple-digit heat for several more days, and the Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) issued another medical heat alert Monday after a busy weekend in which they responded to 12 heat-related calls, resulting in 10 hospitalizations.

Attorney Ron Durbin was taken to the ground and then hauled into the courthouse after trying to enter the building accompanied by reporters.

The public health crisis triggered by COVID-19 officially ended in the U.S. on March 31 of this year, so the rule that people could not be disenrolled from Medicaid no longer applies.

Chris Stephens is a pastor who primarily works with jail prisoners and homeless people. He thinks the city's approach has demonstrably failed for a long time, and it's time to try something different.