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Here is your one stop location for information you need concerning our severe weather threat in Green Country. Click here for the latest weather radar information from the Oklahoma Mesonet At this link you will find the latest severe weather watches and warnings for all of Oklahoma. For a discussion on the severe weather threat from the Tulsa National Weather Service office. The latest information from the National Storms Prediction Center can be found here. Lake and River Information from...

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ICE Protestors Denied Second Chance at Courthouse

It gets heated at Tulsa County Commission as ICE protestors return to the courthouse today. Those against the 287-g contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement are livid that the deal was already extended before they made arguments last week. Miriam Marton is with the University of Tulsa Immigrant Resource Network. She says the Commissioners and Sheriff lack transparency when it comes to the controversial ICE detention and transportation agreement. Commission Chair Karen Keith, who...

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Tulsa native Bill Hader Relishing Major Success with ‘Barry’

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'Game Of Thrones' Finale, Season 8, Episode 6: 'No One Is Very Happy'

We've recapped the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones. Spoilers, of course, abound. I mean ... sure? I am prepared to die on the ashy hill of They Didn't Lay The Necessary Track To Justify Daenerys' Heel-Turn, but that whole contretemps seems soooo last week. I've made my peace with it and am prepared to dissect the show that they made, not the one we expected/wanted them to. In the show they made, Daenerys became the monster. Jon slayed said monster, as he was evidently fated to do,...

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"The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy"

By • 9 hours ago

Has the long-standing, bi-partisan, and rather rarified U.S. foreign policy establishment effectively failed our country? Yes, according to our guest today: Stephen M. Walt is a Professor of International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. He previously taught at Princeton and the University of Chicago, and he's now a contributing editor at Foreign Policy magazine. Walt's latest book is "The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S.

"Sea of Grass" by Walter Echo-Hawk

By • May 16, 2019

Our guest is the Oklahoma-based author, attorney, and legal scholar Walter Echo-Hawk.

Tulsa Little Jam Begins a New Season of Showcasing Many of Our Community's Talented Musicians

By • May 16, 2019

On this edition of StudioTulsa, we learn about Tulsa Little Jam, a popular podcast, concert series, and far-reaching digital media platform that aims to spotlight our community's most talented musicians and singer-songwriters. Tulsa Little Jam will present its Season Two Opening Concert this coming Friday night, the 17th, at Guthrie Green (beginning at 5:30pm). A number of different local bands will be presented -- and filmed -- in live performance, and the concert will be part of the 2019 Mayfest weekend.

"The Mars Room" by Rachel Kushner

By • May 15, 2019

The highly acclaimed novelist Rachel Kushner is our guest; she joins us to discuss her latest novel, "The Mars Room," which is now out in paperback. As was noted of this book (which was Time Magazine's #1 Fiction Title of the Year as well as a New York Times Notable Book of 2018) in a starred review in Publishers Weekly: "Two-time National Book Award finalist Kushner delivers a heartbreaking and unforgettable novel set in a California women's prison.

"The Normal But Not-So-Easy Child: Raising Your Child Without Frustration, Anger, or Guilt"

By • May 14, 2019

Our guest on ST Medical Monday is Dr. Bob Hudson, a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics with the OU School of Community Medicine in Tulsa. He's practiced general pediatrics for the past 30 years -- and has spent the past 16 years as a behavioral pediatrician, helping parents whose children exhibit behavioral or learning problems. Dr.

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House Intelligence Committee Releases Transcripts Of Michael Cohen's Testimony

By • 3 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

The Other Reasons Kids Aren't Getting Vaccinations: Poverty and Health Care Access

By • 4 hours ago

The toddler looking up at Dr. Melanie Seifman in her Washington, D.C., exam room seems a little dazed.

It could be because she just woke up from a nap at daycare. It could be that she remembers the shots she got last time, and she knows what's coming.

The little girl is catching up on some vaccines she's behind on: missing doses of the DTaP and polio vaccines. She's over two years old — both of those shots are supposed to happen at a baby's six-month check up.

California Teachers Pay For Their Own Substitutes During Extended Sick Leave

By editor • 4 hours ago

A 40-year-old California law requiring public school teachers on extended sick leave to pay for their own substitute teachers is under scrutiny by some state lawmakers after NPR member station KQED reported on the practice.

Operation Identification Helps Repatriate Remains Of Migrants Who Don't Make It

By • 4 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

Palestinians Say They Won't Take Money Over Aspirations For An Independent State

By • 4 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

Are Fans Satisfied With The 'Game Of Thrones' Series Finale?

By • 4 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

Former Federal Prosecutor Lori Lightfoot Sworn In As Chicago's Mayor

By Claudia Morell • 5 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

What Abortion Was Like In The U.S. Before Roe V. Wade

By editor • 5 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

New documents out tonight provide new details about what Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, told Congress behind closed doors this March. Cohen already admitted publicly that he misled Congress about the timing of a Trump Tower project in Moscow. He is currently in federal prison serving a three-year sentence. Tonight's revelations have to do with who Cohen says told him to lie and why.

NPR's Tim Mak joins us now from Capitol Hill with details. Hey, Tim.

TIM MAK, BYLINE: Hey there.

For Charly Bliss, Bad Relationships And Growing Pains Commingle With Crystal Synths

By Miguel Perez • 5 hours ago

The four friends who make up the band Charly Bliss have grown a lot since they first met at summer camp as teenagers. The band's latest album, Young Enough, out now, was born out of growing pains.

Lead vocalist Eva Hendricks says the songs on this album were inspired by bad relationships — the kind that consume you and chip away at you until there's none of you left. The songs explore the crippling need to be liked — even if it means losing yourself in the process.

Teenager Is Latest Migrant Child To Die In U.S. Custody

By Shannon Van Sant • 6 hours ago

A 16-year-old migrant boy has become the fifth migrant child since December to die after being apprehended at the U.S. border.

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