The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

KRMG Traffic Anchors Chase Thompson and John Filbeck discuss Tulsa's first Diverging Diamond Interchange at Memorial and the Creek Turnpike.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon explains what he hopes to learn from a citizen survey on the police department and discusses his meetings on the 2026 General Obligation bond.

FOC23 and KRMG Chief Meteorologist James Aydelott explains how the National Weather Service assigns ratings (EF1-5) to tornadoes.

Skyler attended Carney Fest, hosted by the Church Studio, but did not get to see the main act as it was canceled due to weather conditions.

Lt. Gov. Pinnell tells Skyler how state and federal resources will be used to help after the massive severe weather outbreak in Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the purchase of the grain elevator and his upcoming meetings with a consultant on BA's 2026 General Obligation bond.

Skyler chats with Church Studio Owner Teresa Knox about the second annual Carney Fest.

A mystery company is looking to build an $800 million data center in east Tulsa.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the EPA's new rules on 'forever chemicals' in water, the amphitheater project, the citizen survey and the upcoming trash & recycling event.

A new Gallup poll found more than half of Americans said they would feel better if they could just get more sleep.