KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK)

KRMG-FM (102.3 FM) is a talk radio station based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known for its conservative news programming. Owned by Cox Media Group, the station features a lineup of popular nationally syndicated talk shows, including those hosted by Herman Cain, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Clark Howard, Brian Kilmeade, Dana Loesch, and John Gibson. In the mornings, listeners can tune in to "The KRMG Morning News" with Dan Potter, while the afternoon slot is filled by "The KRMG Evening News," hosted by Dick Loftin. KRMG-FM also broadcasts alongside KRMG 740 AM. The station's studios are situated in South Tulsa, with its transmitter located in the Osage Reservation, just north of Sand Springs, Oklahoma.

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Police say he was caught on truck's dashcam, talking to accomplices.

4 days ago | krmg.com | Steve Berg

Broken Arrow Police are on the lookout for a man accused of stealing a TruGreen lawn company pickup truck, that was also towing a trailer and a tractor on the back. They have a good idea of what he looks like, and even SOUNDS like, thanks to a dashcam the lawn company had in the truck, that notified them when the suspect didn’t buckle his seatbelt.
People could use special debit card to spend gold/silver like regular currency.

5 days ago | krmg.com | Steve Berg

What if you could spend gold and silver just like typical currency? State lawmakers are working on a pair of bills to create a state-run gold and silver depository, which would let you do exactly that. You would deposit your gold and silver with the state, and then the State Treasurer, working with a third-party vendor, would issue you a special debit card that you could then use to make everyday purchases from your gold and silver account.
Osage County Sheriff's Office searching for person of interest in Osage Casino Hotel shooting

1 week ago | krmg.com | Ben Morgan

OSAGE COUNTY, Okla. — The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a person of interest related to a shooting that occurred at the Osage Casino Hotel on Saturday morning. Around 1:00 a.m. Saturday, the Osage Nation Police Department and Osage County Sheriff’s Office were called to the Osage Casino Hotel near West 36th Street North and North Osage Drive for reports of gunfire. Deputies said when they arrived at the casino, they found two people who had been shot.
Tulsa school district says motorcyclist dies after colliding with school bus

1 week ago | krmg.com | Skyler Cooper

A motorcycle and school bus collided at 56th and Harvard Thursday afternoon, according to Tulsa police. The crash happened around 4 p.m. while students were on the bus. Tulsa Public Schools said all students and team members were safe, but said the motorcyclist died. TPS released the following statement:“It is with great sadness that we report one of our Tulsa Public Schools buses was involved in an accident today that resulted in the death of an individual on a motorcycle.
Tulsa International Airport celebrates new nonstop service to Nashville

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Ben Morgan

TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa’s Airport celebrated the first flight of its brand-new nonstop service to Nashville on Tuesday. The brand-new service at Tulsa International Airport (TUL) is providing new opportunities for tourism, businesses, and economic growth. Kim Kuehler, TUL Communications Manager, says there is a push for nonstop flights to promote tourism in Green Country. “We advocate for nonstop routes constantly,” she said. “We have an air service development team that does that.
Oklahoma students reportedly having student visas revoked

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Ben Morgan

OKLAHOMA — Some Oklahoma students have had their student visas revoked by the federal government. Oklahoma State University released the following statement: “Eight OSU student visas have been recently revoked by the federal government. The university is continuing to monitor the situation and is focused on providing appropriate guidance and support to those impacted.” The University of Central Oklahoma also confirmed that four students had their visas revoked.
Pawnee woman accused of laundering money for online romance scammer

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Steve Berg

A Pawnee woman has been arrested, accused of laundering approximately $1.5 million for a romance scammer. The State Attorney General’s Office says 53-year-old Christine Joan Echohawk received money from four out-of-state victims between September and December of last year. They say all four victims are elderly women who got into what they thought was a romantic relationship with a man online and were tricked into sending money to help him. They say one woman even sold her house and sent $600,000.
Okla. lawmakers push to remove mandatory 6 percent markup on retail products

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Skyler Cooper

It may come as a surprise to you that Oklahoma has a mandated 6 percent markup on things like gas, groceries and even some medications. The regulation was put into place in 1949 and was meant to protect small businesses from being undersold by big companies that could afford to lower their prices. State Rep. Steve Bashore of Miami said it applies to things like pet food, paper and plastic goods, baby supplies and more. Rep.
State mental health department millions of dollars in debt, proposes cutting programs carried out by

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Rick Maranon

The Oklahoma State Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is tens of millions of dollars in debt. The revelation comes as many mental health service providers said they’re shocked by sudden program cut proposals. There are two big controversies happening at the State Capitol right now.
Tulsa School Board votes to approve “Parents Bill of Rights”

2 weeks ago | krmg.com | Ben Morgan

NewsWeatherTrafficOn AirPodcastsMoreLocalExpandTulsa Public Schools Education Service Center (Skyler Cooper) TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa school board voted to approve a “Parents Bill of Rights " during Monday night’s meeting. The Bill of Rights gives parents the right to opt out of certain requirements, such as vaccinations and sexual education, for their children. This would also let parents inspect instructional materials.