The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

KRMG's April Hill looks at how a financial advice columnist might have fallen for a scam that cost her $50,000.

Tulsa City Councilor Jayme Fowler explains his ordinance that would prevent city tax dollars from going toward programs that benefit illegal immigrants.

The Broken Arrow Police Department announced Officer William Roy Golden has resigned from his position. Golden faces animal cruelty and other charges related to a September 2023 incident caught on camera.

The KRMG Afternoon News crew discusses what they love most about radio on World Radio Day.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the citizen survey that's out now and how road projects are handled in BA.

For the second time since taking office last year, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has dropped a lawsuit against ClassWallet.

Adam Andreassen became the CEO of Family & Children's Services last last year. He talks with Skyler Cooper about the agency's new east Tulsa location and how the conversation around mental health has changed.

John Filbeck explains what a J-Turn is and how it's expected to improve traffic safety at W. 81st and Highway 97 in Sapulpa.

Broken Arrow Economic Development Manager Jennifer Rush fills in for Michael Spurgeon and talks how BA recruits businesses.

Tulsa Police Homicide Lieutenant Brandon Watkins goes through the timeline of the Cassidy Ritchie case. Ritche's body was found after she'd been missing for nearly a week.