Ben Abrams
News Anchor & ReporterBen Abrams is a news reporter and All Things Considered host for KWGS. He is originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ben received his bachelor's degree from Hofstra University and his master's from the City University of New York. He is an avid guitarist, songwriter and (uneducated) basketball fan.
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Faith leaders asked attendees to donate to El Centro, a community center in Tulsa that helps migrants with legal representation. -
The newly naturalized citizens, representing 12 countries of origin, swore their oaths at city hall Thursday morning. -
Democrats suffered major losses across the nation in last year’s general election with polls showing the public’s trust in the party is low. Sarah Gray said the party has been severely lacking when it comes to connecting with the community. -
Protesters gathered Saturday at Woodward Park to decry the policies of President Trump. The event comes on the heels of a series of demonstrations across the country at the start of May. -
Due to President Donald Trump’s slashing of federal dollars and employees, questions remain about the sustainability of local services. -
Francis died early Monday, the day after Easter Sunday, in Rome at the age of 88 following complications from a stroke. -
A local group had hand-delivered invitations to the event to U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern as well as Sen. James Lankford and Markwayne Mullin. -
Nine new electric buses are slated to hit the roads in Tulsa this summer. They will replace the city’s first four electric buses that were purchased in 2021 from a company that later filed for bankruptcy. -
One of those schools is Unity Learning Academy, where local and state education leaders held a press conference Monday morning. -
Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent measles, which is highly contagious and was once declared eradicated.
