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Giving Tuesday is November 29th and KGOU is again launching our year-end fundraiser by partnering with Home Creations and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. -
Laura Knoll, KGOU/KGOU's website, www.kgou.org, is a valuable resource for news, programs, community events, station information and much more.
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Increase of extreme weather prompts NPR to create new Climate Desk for reporting on environment and climate change. -
In an election year when Democracy is facing challenges in the U.S. and around the globe, the right of citizens to participate in governance through voting will receive increased attention on International Day of Democracy.
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KGOU News & Brews events increase connection with the audiences we serve across Oklahoma.
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KGOU's largest audience listens over the radio, but there are numerous ways you can connect with KGOU and access the programs and services you depend on.
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Beginning August 11th, KGOU will be hosting a series of community engagement and listening events to increase connection with our audience. The first KGOU News & Brews event will focus on the environmental impact of proposed turnpike extensions in the Oklahoma City metro area.
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In response to a listener suggestion, we have added a new way to follow news stories from the KGOU newsroom. KGOU NewsBriefs are now available on the website and as podcasts updated each weekday.
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The highly popular How Curious podcast will return to KGOU in the fall, featuring a new host and a fresh perspective on Oklahoma history, myths, legends and curiosities.
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Help us determine the top books about Oklahoma, in our survey that's active through the end of July. Inspired by NPR's 50 Books for 50 States summer reading project.
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As we celebrate Independence Day, KGOU also recognizes the importance of listener support that allows us the freedom to provide a variety of programs that serve our diverse audience.
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With On Being drawing to a close, KGOU announces changes to its program schedule.
