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Vesta Realty's collapse has left Tulsa tenants confused about who manages their apartments and who to pay rent, as competing bankruptcy proceedings in two states, a court-ordered management transfer and a cast of characters including a former arms dealer have created what one attorney called the most complicated landlord-tenant situation she has ever seen.

Each year, thousands of Oklahoma students graduate from high school with the understanding that they are fully ready to pursue a college degree.They have…

Former FBI Director James Comey is testifying before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence this week, speaking publicly for the first time since he…

State oil and gas authorities are finalizing legal action to force a “financially strapped” Oklahoma energy company to abandon disposal wells suspected of…

Jolly Brown has served as KGOU’s Development Director since September, 2000. From 1995 to 1998, Jolly was the Morning Edition host and Senior News Producer for KGOU and was an underwriting consultant from 1998 to 2000. Before her arrival at KGOU, Jolly worked for seven years at commercial radio station KEBC in Oklahoma City, both in sales and as an on-air announcer. She also spent two and a half years at KGMC-TV, Channel 34 in Oklahoma City.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Laura Rosenberger, director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy, about the threat of Russian interference in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

More than a dozen names are inked onto the wooden paddle tucked behind Principal Josh Gwartney’s desk.Each name memorializes a child who was given a…

U.S. Representatives Tom Cole and Stephanie Bice visited KGOU and met with management and staff on Public Radio Music Day.

After almost a year and a half of limited contact due to COVID, in-person events are resuming for KGOU this month.

KGOU managing editor Logan Layden discusses the fascinating history of Oklahoma's deadliest tornado with the authors of 1947 Woodward Tornado, Dr. Deena Fisher and Robin Hohweiler.

Excerpted interview from the March 29, 2025 broadcast of The Weekend Blues

After a year of COVID-19 restrictions, Oklahoma’s long-term care facilities are beginning to reopen to visitors. It could still be weeks or months before…