Cassidy Mudd
Before making her way to Public Radio Tulsa, KWGS News Director Cassidy Mudd worked as an assignment editor and digital producer at a local news station. Her work has appeared on ABC, CBS, and NBC affiliates across the country.
Cassidy graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism. During her time in college, she studied audio production and hosted multiple live broadcasts featuring local and statewide musicians.
Away from work, Cassidy enjoys spending her time in the Green Country community. She's happiest when hanging out with her family or enjoying the outdoors. Cassidy is Tulsa-born and Oklahoma-bred.
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Members of a national health start up said they're hoping to connect women across the state with both the tools and the education they need to make confident and safe decisions concerning their reproductive health. -
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Archaeologists are set to begin another round of excavations at the Oaklawn Cemetery in search of victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre starting next week.
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Wednesday's news update from KWGS on October 19, 2022.
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Tulsa County DA's office awarded $1.6 million to provide mental health and substance abuse resourcesThe Tulsa County District Attorney's Office has been awarded $1.6 million in federal funding to help provide resources for defendants struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues while they're in jail and after they've been released.
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The Okmulgee Police Department said Joe Kennedy was found and arrested in Daytona Beach Florida on Tuesday.
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Governor Kevin Stitt has announced that Oklahomans will be able to decide whether or not to vote for recreational marijuana in a special statewide election in March.
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Doses of bivalent COVID-19 vaccines are arriving in Oklahoma after the CDC expanded the use of vaccine boosters by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna in younger children.
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Tuesday's news update from KWGS on October 18, 2022.
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Police have identified four bodies found in the Deep Fork River as four men who have been missing in Okmulgee for nearly a week.
