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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Argument leads to fatal shooting, Tulsa Police say

1 day ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

Tulsa Police say what started as an argument between two men at a house near 11th and Lewis ended with one man being fatally shot. Tulsa Police Capt. Richard Meulenberg told KRMG the motive is unknown at this time and they don’t know which man was the aggressor. Before the shooting, police say the man who owns the house got into an argument with another man and say it escalated very quickly with both men pulling guns and firing shots. Police say the homeowner was killed.
Drummond wants Stitt to allow Afghan nationals to be removed from Oklahoma

2 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

State Attorney General Gentner Drummond says Governor Stitt should allow for the removal of hundreds of Afghan refugees from Oklahoma. Drummond cites President Trump’s new travel ban on 19 countries, including Afghanistan, as part of the reasoning for why the Afghans nationals here now should be removed. He also points out the case of the Afghan national who is accused of planning a mass shooting on Election Day in the Oklahoma City area, arguing that Stitt is causing a risk to pubic safety.
Early voting happening today and Friday in Rogers County

3 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

CLAREMORE, Okla. — Early voting starts today for voters in Rogers County. Voters can cast an early ballot at the County Election Board in Claremore, located at 415 W 1st St, Claremore. Rogers County Election Board Secretary, Julie Dermody, said early voting is open to all voters in the State House 74 District General Election. “You do not need to provide an excuse to vote early.
City of Sand Springs no longer requires fireworks permit on July 4th

3 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — The City of Sand Springs will no longer require people who want to shoot off fireworks within city limits on July 4th to have a fireworks permit. The Sand Springs City Council voted on Ordinance No. 1422 and removed the permit requirement from the City Code of Ordinances.
Wild Heart Ranch forced to cut back on rescues of fawns, raccoons, and birds

3 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

Wild Heart Ranch in Claremore announced in a post on their Facebook page that right now they are only accepting fawns, raccoons, and birds from the Rogers County area. They say it’s a temporary situation, but they say they’re currently overcrowded with those three species, and there’s a risk of disease spreading. You might have seen the name Wild Heart Ranch before because the sanctuary is mentioned frequently in social media posts as the place to take injured animals when people find them.
357 Epic Charter Schools employees not renewed for 2025-2026 school year

4 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — Epic Charter Schools said a total of 357 Epic employees were not renewed for the 2025-2026 school year. In a statement released on Tuesday, Epic Charter Schools said its leadership team, working with its new Chief Financial Officer, has “undertaken a thorough review of all areas of our organization.”“As a result of this evaluation, it has become necessary to implement significant streamlining measures,” the school district said in the statement.
Tulsa Farmers’ Market introduces online shopping option

4 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Steve Berg

If you like fresh, locally-sourced meats and produce, but don’t have time, or simply don’t want, to mill around around a farmer’s market, the Tulsa Farmer’s Market has a new feature you might like called ‘Market To-Go.’You can order products online on the Tulsa Farmers’ Market website from their dozens of different vendors and then just go pick it up at the Tulsa Farmer’s Market office at Admiral and Lewis.
POLICE: Woman trying to steal from adult store assaults employee, customers and police

5 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Skyler Cooper

Tulsa Police said Daviona Robinson tried to steal about $700 in merchandise from Hustler Hollywood near 41st and Sheridan late Friday night. According to police, she hit an employee in the face and hit a customer with a high heel display when they tried to stop her. Plus, officers said she tried to run over another customer who took a picture of her license plate. TPD said officers caught up to her on I-44, but they said she drove to a different store and hid in a bathroom.
Man in custody after deadly wrong-way crash in downtown Tulsa

6 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — A man is in custody after a deadly wrong-way crash in downtown Tulsa on Sunday night. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said 64-year-old James Basse was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes on the IDL just after 9 p.m. Basse hit two motorcyclists while driving in the wrong direction. OHP said 21-year-old Carlos Arteaga was pronounced dead on the scene. The other motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. OHP said Basse had been drinking alcohol.
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols shares creation of Greenwood Trust as part of Road to Repair Plan

6 days ago | mix965tulsa.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols shared his plans Sunday to help reunify Tulsans and heal multi-generational wounds from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre on Sunday at the Greenwood Cultural Center. Mayor Nichols discussed the steps needed to heal the past pain and build a stronger future for the city. He announced the creation of the Greenwood Trust and released historical records of the 1921 Race Massacre.