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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The move has been in the works for years. Tulsa’s 2018 Arena District Master Plan included the goal of either moving or revamping the downtown station. -
The program was developed by City Hall as a way of evaluating the well-being of neighborhoods across nine categories. -
Sofidel broke ground on the 1 million square foot addition Thursday. The foreign investment drew praise from Oklahoma leaders despite a recent lawsuit targeting a different Inola project with foreign owners. -
Prosecutors allege a former TPS official hired two contractors under bogus work orders for school roofs when no work was completed nor ever needed. -
The board voted to grant Aramark one final contract for the 2026-2027 school year, but only on the condition that the district may terminate the deal when in-house operations are ready to go. -
At a town hall Tuesday evening, Vanessa Hall-Harper said the city's economic development authority would do more harm than good in her district. -
Mayor Nichols acknowledged that a higher cost for utilities isn't a popular plan, but said the money is necessary to keep ongoing services like water delivery up to date and free of costly breakdowns. -
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols kicked off the latest round of community conversations with city residents by talking about accomplishments and future goals. -
Oklahoma is again ground zero for a battle over publicly funded religious education as a proposed Jewish charter school looks to the courts for vindication. That's despite members of the state's Jewish community saying they weren't consulted and are "deeply concerned" about the threat to the separation of church and state. -
The North Tulsa Economic Development Initiative unveiled the art installation on Thursday in the hopes of expanding the city’s growing creative scene to historically disenfranchised areas.
