KRMG speaks with Evan Hock, co-founder of "Makemymove.com," a website which aims to connect workers looking for a place to live with communities which offer incentives.

Sen. Lankford spoke at length with KRMG the day the US House voted to impeach Donald Trump a second time. Along with the events at the Capitol, we discussed the controversy over his stance on the recent elections, with regard to his position on the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission.

Wednesday, January 13th the Tulsa City Council planned a vote on extending the mask ordinance for another 90 days. KRMG spoke with Councilor Lori-Decter Wright in advance of the vote. We also asked her if the city had concerns about possible inauguration-related violence.

In June of last year, we first told you Tulsa had been chosen to host an Ironman competition. For obvious reasons, that didn't happen in 20-20. Just one more blow to a tourism industry crippled by the pandemic - a tourism industry absolutely vital to the economy of Oklahoma, and of Tulsa. Well, Ironman's back in '21, in a big way.

Dr. Madison explains the difference between traditional vaccines and the new, "mRNA" approach used by some drug makers to create a COVID-19 vaccine. She also discusses a possible timeline for universal availability, and more.

In an age of social media and intense political passions, the truth can become very difficult to unravel from the web of lies and disinformation spread deliberately, and widely, by so many people for so many reasons. We may feel helpless against that huge world of tweets and posts - but we're not.

Senator Lankford sits down with KRMG's Russell Mills for an exclusive conversation about the prospects for a vaccine, the controversy over the elections, and what Congress - specifically the Senate - has planned next.

In an exclusive interview, KRMG spoke with the VA Secretary about the pandemic, his agency's response, and the new VA Health Center under construction in Tulsa.

Voters say the economy is the most important thing on their mind, and animus against a particular candidate drives many of them when deciding whom to back as president. KRMG's Russell Mills discusses the details of a new national survey with WalletHub Analyst Jill Gonzalez.

Early in the 20-21 flu season, Oklahoma has fared fairly well. Still, with hospitals straining under the influx of COVID-19 patients, health experts say it's vital to prevent a major flu outbreak. Dr. Sandra Morris with MedExpress talks about flu shots and COVID testing.