Grant Palmer

1 week ago | okcfox.com | Grant Palmer

Some people in Oklahoma City are frustrated with mailboxes and trash cans blocking the view of a memorial outside the Oklahoma County Jail. "There are 55 names there from when the jail trust started, 55 deaths. And that's what that memorial garden, that keeps growing, it just keeps growing, that's what it's there for as a reminder to the public of what's happening," said Christopher Johnston, a human rights activist.

1 week ago | okcfox.com | Grant Palmer

A lawsuit against governor Kevin Stitt, the state Parole Board and Department of Corrections will not be moving forward. "We've not been heard. Like he's never said sorry, nobody's ever said anything except for what was said today, it's not their fault. And that's what we have to live with, that it's not their fault and that they're sorry that our families are dead. But oh well," said Tasha Yates, whose four year old was killed.

2 weeks ago | okcfox.com | Grant Palmer

The stage is set for a weekend of country music as Cross Canadian Ragweed, Turnpike Troubadours and other Oklahoma music acts are ready to rock Boone Pickens Stadium. "we love ragweed man, we love ragweed. But we're all for turnpike," said Cassie Sweeptin. "Honestly, ragweed hasn't been out in a long time, so it's pretty exciting to see them come back together, to get to witness it, yeah," said Timothy Gallagher and Caycen Andrews.

2 weeks ago | okcfox.com | Grant Palmer

"There's an art and science to teaching. So a great way to be able to see that art and science really comes from seeing it in action," said Toby Blair, Executive Director for Oklahoma City Public Schools. Aspiring teacher Ava Tonche is learning the art of teaching through a pilot program at Southeast High School. It allows high school students to gain real-world teaching experience before actually becoming a teacher.

2 weeks ago | ktul.com | Grant Palmer

You've probably heard by now that tariffs will increase the prices of things you use and buy everyday, but are some goods more susceptible to tariffs in Oklahoma? Stephen Kates, a financial expert for Bankrate, says yes, especially regarding machinery. "In Oklahoma, if you've got any kind of equipment whatsoever, that's gonna be impacted by tariffs. Parts, wheels, tires, looking at just about any input that's coming into the country that goes into heavy machinery, light machinery," he said.