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Almost one year after an audit showed financial concerns involving Epic Charter Schools, Governor Kevin Stitt has requested a much larger investigative audit of the State Department of Education

September 21 marked the 50 Year Anniversary for KGOU Radio; the station signed on for the first time on September 21, 1971

With new U.S. Census figures in hand, the Oklahoma legislature has re-drawn legislative and congressional districts that will influence Oklahoma elections and politics for the next decade. The proposed new congressional districts, however, have generated controversy.

News industry awards to KGOU Radio and StateImpact Oklahoma attest to the importance of public media journalism featuring high standards of quality, ethics and community service that is delivered year-round by KGOU.

The Stitt Administration is increasing efforts to oppose federal COVID-19 vaccination requirements for federal contractors, members of the National Guard and large businesses in Oklahoma.

Following nearly a year of work, the Oklahoma legislature has approved new boundaries for legislative and congressional districts that will be in place for the next ten years.

Through a special partnership with Home Creations and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, KGOU's end of year fundraiser will help feed needy Oklahomans.

Statewide elections in Oklahoma are less than a year away, so this is a good time to look ahead to the political climate that will influence the races, with associate professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma, Dr. Allyson Shortle.

Governor Kevin Stitt has rejected a recommendation to commute the death sentence of Death Row inmate Julius Jones, whose case has drawn national attention. The governor will not make a decision about Jones's fate until after a clemency hearing in late October.

With Ask Me Another ceasing production, KGOU has shuffled its programming schedule and added two new shows, Travel with Rick Steves and Throughline, and a new news program, Asian View.

Airdate: Sunday, Oct. 10 @ 12 p.m. Documentary from APM Reports

Belle Isle Lake in Oklahoma City was built in early statehood to generate electricity for the trolley system, becoming a premier destination for swimming and boating. But was the lake responsible for reviving one of the most iconic horror actors of the 20th century?