John Franklin Stephens Jr. was the superintendent who oversaw the construction of Tulsa's famed Golden Driller in 1966. He was also asked to pose and served as the model for the 76 ft. statue. Stephens passed away on September 24th at the age of 88. His son Cowboy speaks about his father's legacy on KRMG.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the grant the city is using to plan for transportation improvements, the expansion of Broken Arrow Transit and roadwork on Houston Street.

Skyler talks to Paige Bodden with Skiatook Paws and Claws Animal Rescue about designer dogs ending up in shelters. They also discuss why Oklahoma has more pets in need than homes available.

Consumer Warrior Clark Howard joins Skyler to answer listener questions.

President and CEO of Downtown Tulsa Partnership Brian Kurtz tells Skyler about the Downtown Tulsa Forward strategic investment plan.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses Scotfest, the upcoming groundbreaking for the amphitheater and plans for the Innovation District.

Rep. Josh Brecheen on the second apparent attempt on the life of former President Trump, the upcoming budget deadline, border security and the claims made about people eating pets in Ohio.

Two U.S. astronauts have been stuck on the International Space Station for months. Now, the Boeing spacecraft they arrived on is leaving without them.

Four people were killed and nine more were hurt in a school shooting near Atlanta. Jonathan O'Brien with KRMG's sister-station WSB joins Skyler with the latest information.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the planning of road projects in BA and the temporary relocation of Scotfest.