The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

With construction beginning on Tulsa's first Diverging Diamond Interchange, Skyler talks with a leading expert on the design about its benefits.

Broken Arrow Assistant City Manager of Operations Kenny Schwab fills in for Michael Spurgeon, talking about how the city is treating the icy roads, trash pickup and short term rentals.

It was a tough day for Tulsa meteorologists, who all called for an inch or more of snow on Tuesday. James tells Skyler why Tulsa was left out.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks winter weather preparedness.

Bob Cooper talks with Skyler about what inspired him to go into a career in radio.

BAPD is looking for more officers, so Ofc. John Klecka joins Skyler to talk about some of the perks for working at BAPD and how to join. He also discusses the new mounted patrol unit coming soon to Broken Arrow.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about Rooster Days moving back to May and whether or not we'll see police on horseback at the festival. He also discusses a business moving to BA that will occupy the former Baker Hughes building.

Oklahoma's new Second District Congressman Josh Brecheen talks with Skyler about his background, working for the late Sen. Tom Coburn, the concessions won in the fight over House Speaker and what he hopes to accomplish in Congress.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon answers a listener question about road construction and gives updates on other road work happening in BA.

Skyler and Russell discuss the times in history it took multiple votes to choose a Speaker of the House.