The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

John Mills joined Skyler to discuss how the U.S. Supreme Court ended up issuing a stay of execution for Richard Glossip.

The federal government is telling Saint Francis Hospital South that the living flame in the chapel is not safe. That comes after numerous previous inspections found no issues with the candle. Russell Mills tracked down a guy who inspected it.

Abby Jessen lives in Atlanta and works at a radio station just 10 blocks from where multiple people were shot in Atlanta on Wednesday. She joined Skyler live to discuss the search for the shooter.

A Broken Arrow high school student said he may not go back to school after rumors led to chaos in his life.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon is back and discusses the groundbreaking at Elam Park and the future of Aspen Ridge.

Listen to the KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper, now two full hours, from 4PM to 6PM every weekday.

Starting May 1st, you get an extra hours of news, weather, traffic and talk on the KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper from 4PM - 6PM.

Broken Arrow Police Chief Brandon Berryhill sits in for Michael Spurgeon and discusses the BAPD Mounted Patrol Unit, the size of the police force and whether crime is a growing problem.

KRMG Photographer Lyndsi Dooley tells the story of a sweet moment she witnessed while on the Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight.

Broken Arrow Mayor Deborah Wimpee fills in for Michael Spurgeon and discusses how a new mayor and vice mayor are chosen after city council elections.