Zach Boblitt
News Anchor & ReporterZach Boblitt is a news reporter and Morning Edition host for KWGS. He is originally from Taylorville, Illinois. No, that's not near Chicago. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois Springfield and his master's from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. Yes, that is near Chicago. He is a fan of baseball, stand-up comedy and sarcasm.
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Every Thursday night along 11th Street, the sounds of honking cars and banging pots echo as demonstrators gather for a weekly Free Palestine protest organized by the activist group Free Palestine Tulsa. -
A Tulsa faith-based nonprofit is working to correct widespread misinformation surrounding immigration by spotlighting personal stories and factual data. -
The Owasso Police Department is under fire after posting and later deleting a promotion for a blood drive that critics say was racist and offensive. -
For the first time since the Oklahoma Survivor’s Act went into effect nearly a year ago, a resentencing hearing was held Tuesday in Tulsa County District Court. -
A packed room of residents questioned advocates, public servants and experts during a more than three hour Tulsa County Commissioners meeting Wednesday, where officials discussed rezoning unincorporated land near Owasso from agricultural to light industrial use. -
Catoosa officials have approved a stricter youth curfew following recent vandalism incidents, joining Tulsa in an effort to limit late-night activity among minors. -
Proposed federal Medicaid cuts could significantly impact hundreds of Oklahomans with intellectual and developmental disabilities, according to officials at A New Leaf, a nonprofit based in Owasso. -
The Sand Springs City Council voted this week to seek more information about the future of federal disaster relief funding, citing concerns over possible changes to the current cost-sharing formula. -
The Oklahoma Democratic Party elected a new chair earlier this month, but it wasn't without controversy. -
Tulsa’s historical museum has a new name and a renewed mission.
