Max Bryan
News Anchor & ReporterMax Bryan is a news anchor and reporter for KWGS. A Tulsa native, Bryan worked at newspapers throughout Arkansas and in Norman before coming home to "the most underrated city in America," (his brother came up with that, which is why it's in quotes). Several of Bryan's news stories have either led to or been cited in changes both in the public and private sectors. At The Norman Transcript, he wrote the script for "Protected," a narrative-style podcast about Oklahoma's over-incarceration of women as seen through the eyes of the Rebecca Hogue's case.
Bryan is an unabashed fan of public officials who don't obscure information from the public, but he's arguably an even bigger fan of 2000s indie rock, good coffee, Major League Baseball, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and his family.
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Tulsa police say the new downtown curfew for youth is doing its job.
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A Tulsa doctor has been charged in a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud. -
Tulsa’s elected officials say the city’s response to gun violence should go beyond curfews and laws. -
Downtown Tulsa now has a curfew for youth, but not as strict as the one originally written up. -
The city of Tulsa has reached an agreement with the Muscogee Nation over how to prosecute crimes within the tribe’s boundaries — a move that has drawn ire from state and local leaders. -
Tulsa officials look to update city code following a rash of shootings involving young people. -
A 22-year-old man was killed under the I-244 overpass, and seven others ranging from 17 to an elderly woman were hit by gunfire. Among them is a 24-year-old man in critical condition, according to a police statement. -
Since early November, Tulsa has seen street construction on 11th Street between Harvard and Lewis avenues. -
Tulsa city councilors moved Wednesday to postpone voting on an ordinance that would expand human rights protections in the city if passed. -
Officials were made aware of the glitch after a KWGS News article highlighted the problem.
