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  • Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt let three measures sent to his desk by lawmakers in the final days of the legislative session die without his signature by a key deadline Friday.
  • Cody Canada shares his thoughts on Red Dirt music, reuniting with Cross Canadian Ragweed & playing Independence Day gigs.
  • Information on how cities in the metro are helping with the clean-up following severe storms on July 4.
  • 2: Broadway singer JOHN RAITT. He's the father of singer Bonnie Raitt. The two have collaborated on a new album of show tunes, "The Broadway Legend," (Angel). RAITT made his Broadway debut as Billy Bigelow in the original production of "Carousel." He also was in the original Broadway cast and film of "The Pajama Game." He's performed in many other musicals including "Oklahoma," and "South Pacific."
  • Commentator Frank Deford cheers on some of the underdog college football teams that have the word, 'State,' in their title, as opposed to those that are known as, 'the University of...' He mentions several, including Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, and Utah State.
  • James Carrie and New York University Law Professor Steven Gillers about the latest developments in the Oklahoma City bombing case. They discuss the legal and ethical questions raised by the Dallas Morning News' decision to publish a story about defendant Timothy McVeigh, based on confidential defense memos.
  • The new FX show was shot with an entirely Native cast and crew on the Muscogee Nation reservation in Oklahoma. Its cast and crew say that was important to them during filming.
  • When President Bush announced in 2001 that his administration was going to devote $1.5 billion to promote marriage, his critics said the initiative was one more way the president was trying to advance the cause of his conservative supporters. In the first of a series of reports on teaching marriage skills, Alix Spiegel profiles an Oklahoma program for women on welfare.
  • In the 1990s, the militia movement attracted thousands of followers, spurred on by federal law enforcement blunders at Ruby Ridge and Waco. But after Timothy McVeigh -- who identified with the militia movement -- bombed the federal building in Oklahoma City, the movement began to decline. Robert Siegel travels to Montana to take the pulse of the militia movement after Sept. 11.
  • Here’s The Imaginaries’ story, as told to KGOU’s Jim Johnson…
  • The United States and Iran haven’t had formal diplomatic relations since the so-called Islamic Revolution which led to the 1979 ouster of the Shah and…
  • People who think they have recovered from COVID-19 have seen positive test results and worried that they’re infected a second time. But local medical…
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