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Russell Mills came to Tulsa in 1991 with an AA degree in Broadcast Journalism and a new family. He worked in local television for more than 20 years as a show producer, assignment editor, and online content director. He built one of the first television news websites in the country and helped pioneer streaming audio and video, especially as it related to weather and live news coverage on the Internet.
Here you'll find detailed coverage of the stories that affect all of our lives here in northeast Oklahoma. In addition to the reports which air on the KRMG Morning News, you'll get additional details or information that help put the stories in context.
The ceremony was attended by one of two survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
He spent 24 years in prison and 9 years on the sex offender registry for a crime he didn't commit, while the City of Tulsa told him the evidence that could clear his name had been destroyed. It hadn't.
"Greenwood Rising: The Rise of Black Wall Street" relates the story of O.W. Gurley, his wife Emma, and their mission to create an independent community for black Americans.
Money Talk is an informative and unique show on KRMG that pulls back the curtain on Wall Street.
Cash Flow and Value Investing (Free Book: Value Investing for dummies)
The more you trade the less you make- Free Book: Value Investing for Dummies
ETF Vs UIT's (Free Book: 4 Ways to beat the market)
Between funding from the American Rescue Plan and the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment program, Oklahoma has hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in bringing high-speed access to its citizens.
Tulsa's new mayor has added new staff, some filling roles which didn't previously exist, for example Commissioner of Public Safety.
KRMG has learned the pilot program will begin next week.
The price for a gallon of gasoline in Oklahoma averaged $2.51 as of Monday, according to AAA, with the national average at $3.05.
He spent 24 years in prison and 9 years on the sex offender registry for a crime he didn't commit, while the City of Tulsa told him the evidence that could clear his name had been destroyed. It hadn't.
"Greenwood Rising: The Rise of Black Wall Street" relates the story of O.W. Gurley, his wife Emma, and their mission to create an independent community for black Americans.
In a pointed news release, the U.S. Department of Education said an investigation uncovered a number of clear violations of the 1972 sexual harassment rules under Title IX.
It appears OSDE and State Superintendent Ryan Walters will continue to push for the use of Bibles in classrooms.
Mayor Bynum pointed out that Mayor-elect Nichols actually worked in that office before he did, as a member of Mayor Kathy Taylor's administration