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Since it began more than 50 years ago, KGOU has been a place for OU students to learn professional broadcast journalism.

As the special session nears an end, conflict over state-tribal compacts arises, involving the legislature, governor, attorney general, and prominent tribal nations.

Oklahoma Watch, July 26, 2023

KGOU managing editor Logan Layden sits down with Carmen Fields, author of Going Back to T-Town.

Excerpted interview from the July 30, 2023 broadcast of The Weekend Blues

There is a reason radio signals may sound garbled or fuzzy this time of year. It's not your radio, and it doesn't just affect KGOU.

Oklahoma Watch, August 2, 2023

After two vetoes are overridden, Governor Kevin Stitt asks the Oklahoma Supreme Court for ruling on whether the legislature has authority over state-tribal compacts.

Oklahoma Watch, August 23, 2023

As temperatures continue to hover around the century mark, the stress is showing in various ways. Efforts are underway to help mitigate effects of the extreme heat.

Reliable broadband service is essential in today's world, and we discuss Oklahoma's plan for improving access with the new executive director of the Oklahoma Broadband Office.

Individual and business support for journalism has been waning for a few years now. And, KGOU is not immune. That's why we're asking for your generous support today.