Investigators say the New Orleans attacker attacked alone, police in Pryor don't want to take down license plate reading cameras and 91st Street is about to be widened between Memorial and Mingo. Those stories and more on today's KRMG Afternoon News Podcast.

Chief Jeremy Cantrell said ODOT wants some license plate reading cameras taken down. He explains why he doesn't think they can make that demand and how such cameras have helped fight crime.

In the final BA Breakdown of 2024, Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon outlines some priorities for 2025 and explains why he thinks people are moving to Broken Arrow.

KRMG's Russell Mills explains the financial troubles at EV carmaker Canoo and what Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols is doing to fight violent crime.

After 54 years in radio, KRMG's Dick Loftin is headed for retirement. He talks with Skyler about his time in the business, including 16 years at KRMG.

Owasso Police Lieutenant Nick Boatman gives tips on staying safe while Christmas shopping.

FOX23 and KRMG Chief Meteorologist James Aydelott on our chances of seeing snow on Christmas.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses growth in north BA, planned improvements to Aspen Avenue near Indian Springs Sports Complex and updates the search for a Ward 3 city councilor.

Oklahoma Representative Josh Brecheen talks DOGE Caucus, the government funding deadline and drone sightings.

Tulsa Christmas Parade Chair Arthur Greeno previews this year's parade.