Founder of the Outsiders House Museum in Tulsa, Danny Boy O'Connor discusses the latest controversy surrounding the Outsiders book and the non-profit programs the museum offers to parents and students.

The man who created the 'White Privilege' cards that have been recently discovered being handed out at Sand Springs schools, Joel Patrick, is a self-described black conservative influencer. Says the cards are parody, created as a response to "the left's attack on the foundation of our country through Critical Race Theory, and pokes fun at the concept of White Privilege."

Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum joins the KRMG Morning News with Dan Potter to talk about the staffing shortages and the computer systems at 311. The city in process of getting new systems and processes that haven't been upgraded in more than 10 years. At a Thursday meeting, Justice for Greenwood says do not give DNA to the city of Tulsa.

U.S. Senate hopeful Markwayne Mullin joins the KRMG Morning News with Dan Potter following his runoff win Tuesday night.

Dan talks with the Mayor about the new SCHEELS store coming to the old Sears store in Woodland Hills Mall.

Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist joins the KRMG Morning News with Dan Potter on the first day of school for Tulsa kids. Critical vacancies are an ongoing issue for TPS. Go to www.tulsaschools.org/careers to find all opportunities. School safety, the impact of COVID, and addressing the accreditation status issue. New evidence was revealed this week.

Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum on the KRMG Morning News. He discusses the upcoming Charter issue, Clearing up the discrepancy between the charter and our ordinances on the mayor’s salary. Residency Requirement for Candidates. Changing the City Auditor term to 4 years. It is currently 2 years. Tells us about his brand new chief of staff, Blake Ewing. GT again said he'd be done as mayor in 2024 and warned Blake ahead of time. Talks about the upcoming Career Expo at the cox business center. Says it's not a job fair, it's a career fair. 250 jobs vacant and available. Has focused on boosting pay and staying competitive. First responder opportunities to jobs that require skill, water line crews, and street crews.

Glenpool Superintendent Curtis Layton explains how prepared the district is, in the aftermath of a school shooting, and the relationships between School Resource Officers and students.

Glenpool Superintendent Curtis Layton explains the plans and procedures the district has in place, to prepare for an active shooter on campus.

Tulsa Schools Superintendent Dr. Deborah Gist on the KRMG Morning News. Dr. Gist wants to kick things off and start the new year. Launching a new program to help students be fully prepared when they graduate, concurrent enrollment projects, dual-language projects. Comments on the downgrade of the Tulsa Schools accreditation. Confident no violations were made.