KRAV-FM (Tulsa, OK)

KRAV-FM, also known as "Mix 96.5," operates at 96.5 MHz as a commercial FM radio station based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is owned by Cox Radio. The station features a hot adult contemporary format, offering a blend of popular music from the 1990s up to the present. Its studios and offices are situated in the Cox Broadcasting Complex on South Memorial Drive, close to Interstate 44 in Tulsa. The transmitter is located on Route 97 in the Osage Reservation, just north of Sand Springs. Additionally, Mix 96.5 can be accessed on Cox Digital Cable channel 1984.

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OKC National Memorial and Museum 30th anniversary ceremony for OKC bombing moved indoors

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum’s 30th anniversary ceremony in remembrance of the Oklahoma City bombing has been moved indoors due to forecasted weather conditions. The ceremony will now be held at First Church on the corner of NW 5th Street and North Robinson Avenue. Attendees are asked to enter through the west doors located at the above corner. Those needing ADA accessibility can enter through the doors on the east side of the church.
OSU-Tulsa providing free one-time counseling sessions for those affected by recent wildfires

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

Those affected by last month’s devastating wildfires can receive free counseling help. The Al Carlozzi Center for Counseling at OSU-Tulsa is offering free one-time sessions of support for those affected by the wildfires. The sessions can take place either in-person or virtually. The sessions will discuss community resources, help build coping skills, and provide emotional support and encouragement.
Rape charges to remain as adult criminal charges against 2 Sperry students

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

First degree rape by instrumentation charges will remain as adult criminal charges against two Sperry High School students. On Wednesday, a judge decided not to overturn another judge’s ruling, saying that the law allows the state to prosecute the students as adults since they’re both over 15. The defense said prosecutors are twisting the law to fit their case better. FOX23 is waiting for the formal ruling from Judge April Seibert on if these teens will continue to be charged as adults for now.
Man accused of attacking girlfriend, threatening her with hatchet

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

Tulsa County Deputies say they arrested a domestic violence suspect, after he returned to the scene of the alleged crime. Deputies say a woman at a Sand Springs RV park first called 911 around 9:00 p.m. Sunday night, saying her boyfriend, 42-year-old Matthew Sewell, had attacked her and threatened to kill her while holding a hatchet. They say he fled before they could get there. But then, they say he came back hours later and broke into the RV, so the girlfriend called 911 again.
POLICE: Child hit by car near 21st and Memorial

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Skyler Cooper

Tulsa police said a child was hit by a car Wednesday afternoon. TPD said it happened on 21st Street west of Memorial. The westbound lanes were closed for the investigation. Police said the child suffered significant injuries. This is a developing story, check back for updates.
Man arrested for theft of Owasso school vehicle

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Skyler Cooper

Owasso police said Bobby Williams was arrested for the theft of an Owasso Public Schools vehicle. According to police, the truck was stolen from the district’s bus barn overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. OPD told KRMG Williams stole the truck, but ended up leaving it at the district’s administrative building and walked to his home nearby. An officer who lives in the area witnessed Williams exit the vehicle, according to police.
TPD officer accidentally hit by police car after chase on foot

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa Police Department officer was accidentally hit by a police car after officers chased a man into a parking lot. Around 2:45 p.m. on Tuesday, officers attempted to stop a man who they said was jaywalking across the street. Officers said that when they approached, the man ran from them, and officers pursued him on foot. The chase eventually ended in a QuikTrip parking lot near South Garnett Road and East 11th Street South.
Tulsa murder suspect arrested in Mexico

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Skyler Cooper

A Tulsa murder suspect was arrested in Mexico, according to Tulsa police. TPD said 19-year-old Angel Ibarra is in federal custody south of the border and they said federal agents will be bringing him back to Tulsa to face charges for a shooting that killed two teenagers and wounded two others. The shooting happened back in February at an apartment complex near 21st and Garnett. Police said Ibarra and two others ambushed the victims, killing 18-year-olds Arturo Degollado and Jett Brummett.
1 taken to hospital after shooting in west Tulsa

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — One person was taken to the hospital after a Monday night shooting in west Tulsa. According to Tulsa Police, officers responded to a shooting near West 23rd Street and South Jackson Avenue on Monday just before 10 p.m.Once on the scene, officers found a woman with a gunshot wound to the hip. The victim told police her neighbor shot her. Officers found the female suspect and her husband and took them into custody. The victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay.
City of Tulsa leaders celebrate integration of mental health clinicians in 911 Call Center

1 week ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols, City leaders, and Family & Children’s Services celebrated the integration of mental health clinicians in the City’s 911 Call Center on Monday. According to the City’s announcement, a Family and Children’s Services clinician will now be staffed at the City’s 911 Call Center 24/7 to serve as a counselor and mental health support aide.