Ryan LaCroix
Director of Content and Audience DevelopmentAs KOSU's Director of Content and Audience Development, Ryan LaCroix oversees the station's broadcast, digital and engagement services that provide essential and trusted news, information, music and stories to our community.
LaCroix hosts All Things Considered, Oklahoma Rock Show and Oklahoma Music Minute. He is also a regular contributor to NPR Music and serves on the music selection committee for Norman Music Festival.
LaCroix joined KOSU’s staff in 2013 as Operations Manager. Prior to KOSU, he taught at ACM@UCO, wrote for Oklahoma Today magazine, and co-authored two books for the Oklahoma Historical Society. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma and lives in a rural Oklahoma town with his wife and son.
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Voters in 68 of Oklahoma's 77 counties are heading to the polls Tuesday to consider school bonds, school board and other municipal elections. -
The 2024 class also includes country singer John Anderson and pop, rock and county guitarist James Burton. -
Despite 10 nominations, Killers of the Flower Moon claimed no Oscars on Sunday evening. -
Oklahomans went to the polls on Super Tuesday to choose their party nominees for president, while some voters had county proposals to vote on. -
Oklahomans will head to the polls on Tuesday to choose their party’s candidate for President, while voters in some counties will consider alcohol law changes, sales tax extensions and more. -
Voters in 57 counties across Oklahoma went to the polls on Tuesday to consider school bonds, city councilors and a new state representative for West Edmond. -
Millions of dollars of bonds for schools in the Tulsa area will be voted on this week. Bixby, Sand Springs and Jenks school districts are seeking upgrades to infrastructure and technology.
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The Oologah native’s duet with Kacey Musgraves in the song “I Remember Everything” took the top spot in the Best Country Duo or Group Performance category. -
The Collins Kids' live performances were highlighted by Larry bouncing around the stage, fiercely playing a double-neck Mosrite guitar that was almost as big as him. -
OKC voters overwhelmingly threw their support behind the new facility and approved a new home for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the coming years.
