Congressman Lucas says the bill, as written, is not going to pass - largely because in his opinion, only a fraction of the infrastructure bill actually addresses infrastructure.

Dr. Joy Hofmeister says a vote taken by the State School Board March 25th was unlawful, and taken over the strenuous objections of herself, as well as the board's own legal counsel.

The Oklahoma State Board of Education may have broken the law when it settled a lawsuit which drastically alters the funding formula for education in the state, many educators believe - including Tulsa Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist.

It's no secret that homelessness, depression and suicide affect our veterans at much higher rates than the general public. Recently, a company founded by vets has taken a new approach to tackling those problems. The basic idea is to use data to analysis to identify people within an organization that may need help - before it's too late to help them.

POWhER PAC is a political action committee devoted to identifying conservative women interested in running for political office, and helping them get the financial backing and confidence they need to run

Cymone Davis moved to Tulsa to start a boarding school for children of African ancestry from around the world. She decided to help create a safe and thriving city in which to build that school, and says she found it in Tullahassee.

University of Alabama journalism professor Dr. Chris Roberts on the career of Rush Limbaugh

A hacking attack on a water treatment plant in Florida could have become a public health disaster. KRMG has learned thousands of facilities across the country rely on old, outdated computer networks that are subject to similar attacks. Kevin Owens is an expert on cybersecurity related to infrastructure. He worries that other bad actors may try something similar.

Tulsa Central High traces its roots to 19-06, when Tulsa High School opened its doors downtown near Fourth and Boston. It moved to Sixth and Cincinnati in 19-17, then to its current location northwest of downtown in 19-76. In all those years, and more than ninety seasons of football, the Braves played their home games somewhere else - because they had no stadium. Until now...

In advance of his "State of the State" speech which will open the 58th Regular Session of the Oklahoma Legislature, KRMG had an opportunity to get the governor's thoughts on how 2021 could shape up for the state's residents.