The new audit out from State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd's office runs more than 250 pages, and features extremely detailed breakdowns of some $14 billion in federal grant money spent by the state of Oklahoma in fiscal year 2021.

Congress approved more than $42 billion to fund the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program, which falls under the jurisdiction of the National Telecommunications and Information Authority (NTIA), itself a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

According to the Professional Numismatists Guild, the number of registered collectors in the U.S. has increased more than fifty percent since 2010. Some collect bills, medallions, or paper money, but the vast majority collect coins - and for several reasons.

Now that we're inching toward recovery from Sunday's devastating storm, we can begin to write the history of what happened in the early morning hours of June 18th.

KRMG Master Gardener Allan Storjohann has some advice on what trees to plant, where and how to plant them, and which species to avoid.

Powerful, straight-line winds of up to 100 mph ripped through the Tulsa metro early Sunday morning, causing some 200,000 power outages and leaving trees, poles, and cell phone towers down across the area.

We spoke with a seasoned career strategist about how she advises job seekers to approach artificial intelligence with prospective employers

Flock Safety says its new Raven system can not only detect gunfire, it can record it, report it in real time, and triangulate the location

Chase Bank's Managing Director of Youth, Family and Starter Banking speaks with KRMG about using summer jobs or chores as a way to learn valuable lessons about handling money

An expert on family banking from Chase Bank tells KRMG the important concepts for kids to learn are the difference between wants and needs, and the importance of savings