The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

Skyler talks with John Wooley and Bryan Crain, the producers of a new documentary about horror films made in Tulsa called Tulsa Terrors.

FOX23 and KRMG's Rick Maranon joins Skyler to discuss the FOX23 News Special, BTK in OK. The show examines why authorities began investigating a potential link between convicted serial killer Dennis Rader, known as BTK, and a missing persons case from the 1970s.

Skyler and Steve discuss the FTC proposal to ban junk fees.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the approval of an amphitheater at BA's Events Park. He also answers some listener questions.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon announces that the City Council is set to consider an agreement to bring a 12,500 seat outdoor amphitheater to BA.

Former Oklahoma Congressman Jim Bridenstine talks with Skyler about the Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight and gives his thoughts on efforts to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

President of the Board for Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight Vic Wheeler discusses how important donations are to the mission and how the next flight may not happen due to a shortage.

Larry Mitchell served in the U.S. Military for 22 years in the Army, Navy & Air Force. He is now taking his first trip to Washington, D.C. on an Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about BA's plan to create its own rideshare service. He also answers listener questions about road projects.

The building that houses Hodges Bend and Lowood in Tulsa went up in flames over the weekend. Andy Little with the Tulsa Fire Department tells Skyler how firefighters handled the call.