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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Hairstylists and barbers in Tulsa are concerned Gov. Kevin Stitt’s decision to get rid of the state board of cosmetology and barbering could impact the professionalism and health standards of their industry. -
Not only is the new pope the first from the United States — he has ties to Tulsa as well. -
The Tulsa Housing Authority is freezing its housing voucher waitlist thanks to federal decisions, leaving hundreds of Tulsans in potentially precarious circumstances. -
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office is working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hold undocumented detainees for longer periods of time. -
The tribes are offering $120 per qualifying child for groceries. -
City council has until June 23 to discuss, modify and ultimately approve the budget before fiscal year 2026 begins July 1. -
Four zip codes in the Tulsa area are eligible for money from the state to fortify their homes. -
Kệ Sách — meaning “bookshelf” — features dozens of book titles highlighting Vietnamese culture inside the Rooms Annex south of downtown. -
The city of Tulsa is doubling the green waste disposal fee for non-residents and commercial customers. -
When it comes to immigration and deportations, Oklahoma’s senior senator agrees with the president in some areas — but not all of them.
