Alex and Gene of Five Star Pickles and Sausages joins the KRMG Afternoon News at the Home & Garden Expo of Oklahoma.

Garrett of Oklahoma Generator joins the KRMG Afternoon News at the Home & Garden Expo of Oklahoma.

Jay Kingsley joins the KRMG Afternoon News at the Home & Garden Expo of Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses the movie deal incentive package that recently was passed, potential rate adjustments for water, sewer, storm water and trash collection, and approval for funding to remount ambulance bodies on new chassis and cab.

Family and Children's CEO Adam Andreassen discusses a Department of Health and Human Services policy shift potentially affecting federal funding to mental health providers.

KRMG's John Filbeck nicknamed the Creek Turnpike bridges over Haikey Creek "Roller Coaster Bridge" not long after they were built some 25 years ago. Take one bouncy drive and you'll understand the name. Now, The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is spending $72 million dollars to fix the bridges.

Broken Arrow Economic Development Director Jennifer Rush discusses a movie being shot in Broken Arrow, a new store coming to Adams Creek Town Center and a new development near Warren Theater.

Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen joins the KRMG Afternoon News to talk about several topics including the Oklahoma Highway Patrol not patrolling Tulsa beginning in November and the c erfew in downtown Tulsa.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon discusses expanding parking in the Rose District and times you can shoot fireworks.

Senator James Lankford discusses big decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court, the Republican spending bill and strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.