Expo Square's COO Amanda Blair talks about what is new and exciting at this year's Tulsa State Fair. From high-diving acrobatics to pickle pizza, get a sneak peek of what you can expect. And don't forget all of the musical acts that hit the stage. Amanda also talks about discounts!

Oklahoma women love rock stars! Tulsa musicians hit the stage with Josey Scott taking the music of Saliva to the next level. Josey talks about how he grabbed up some of Tulsa's best talent and how he came to call Oklahoma home.

Tulsa County Deputy Kimber Take talks about self-defense and how you can get out of an uncomfortable situation. Take teaches self-defense classes to realtors, teachers, and anyone looking to protect themselves from a possible attack. Deputy Kimber Take runs her own business called Lozen Tactical. She offers classes to small groups. www.lozentraining.com

Lt. Darin Ehrenrich says only one in three people report sexual assaults. Ehrenrich talks about why it is so important to get an exam and report any sexual assault. Ehrenrich also says that up to 90% of sexual assault victims know their assailant.

Rosemary Daugherty, owns Moonlight Art Factory, and uses local landmarks like Route 66 and the latest trends, like Oklahoma Barbie, to create affordable artwork that anyone can do from the comfort of their home. Click HERE to find the full class schedule, or buy a kit. https://www.moonlightartfactory.com/

Arlene Laxamana leads a band of superheroes into hospitals to bring joy to sick kids. Out of her own trauma, Real Okie Superheroes was born. Hear how Arlene channeled her inner Wonder Woman to spread smiles to those that need them the most.

The Demand Project provides a safe place for victims while they get the help they need to try and return to a normal life. The group also tries to educate parents on how to keep their children safe from predators online. For more information, go to https://thedemandproject.org/

Today’s tattoo artists work in a pristine environment with a lot of safety measures in place, yet they’re still battling the stigma. We spoke with a couple of tattoo artists who say Christians are now some of their biggest customers. Since this recording, we have been told that a temporary board has been selected and they have been invited to meet with the Oklahoma State Department of Health. If you are a licensed tattoo artist or piercer and would like to join this group, you can email them at [email protected] - You can read the current regulations here: https://oklahoma.gov/content/dam/ok/en/health/health2/aem-documents/protective-health/consumer-health-services/tattoo-and-body-piercing/cpd-os-title-21-section-842.1-et-seq.pdf

April Hill’s mother started dating online after becoming a widow and battling ovarian cancer. By the end of the ordeal, she had lost her home, her car and her life.

Curtis and Cathy Freeman were spending a quiet night at home with the family when a man threw a rock through a window and walked inside. Cathy was on the phone with a 911 operator when her husband fired six shots, hitting the suspect in the chest.