The KRMG Afternoon News with Skyler Cooper

Oklahoma Attorney General John O'Connor and Planned Parenthood Great Plains President Emily Wales react to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade and what it means for Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about transportation improvements, a new agreement for ridesharing to popular BA attractions and the upcoming New Orleans Square block party.

Skyler Cooper and Russell Mills discuss how tourism impacts communities near Yellowstone National Park and how the historic flooding there has impacted business.

Mayor Debra Wimpee joins Skyler to talk about the shift that happened in Broken Arrow that moved activity farther north and the effort to bring more things to do to the south side of Broken Arrow.

Skyler Cooper and Michael Spurgeon chat about Tuesdays in the Park, the Mission 22 War at Home Memorial dedication, the city's bike share program and more.

Over the weekend, hundreds of military veterans, city and tribal leaders and citizens packed into Veterans Park in Broken Arrow for the dedication of a new memorial to raise awareness around veteran suicide.

2021 Miss Rooster Days Annie Duncan talks about her experience winning the title and how she came to return as a vendor at Rooster Days 2022.

Scott Eudey talks this history of Rooster Days and why the 91-year-old festival is so important to people in Broken Arrow.

Fans of the A&E show 'Live PD' will be happy to hear it is returning, but under a new name and on a new network. Retired Tulsa Police Sergeant Sean 'Sticks' Larkin tells Skyler Cooper about the new show and gives his thoughts on the shooting at Saint Francis in Tulsa.

Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon talks about how drivers are handling the new construction zone at New Orleans & Elm, plus new enforcement of the 'no left turn' zone at New Orleans & Garnett. The conversation ends with a look ahead to Rooster Days.