KOSU, a community service of Oklahoma State University, is central and northeast Oklahoma's NPR affiliate, featuring local news and independent music.
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Established in 1955, KOSU is a member-supported public radio network that operates 88.3 in Stillwater, 91.7 KOSU in Oklahoma City, and 107.5 KOSN in northeast Oklahoma including Tulsa, Bartlesville and the Grand Lake area. KOSU can also be heard at 107.3 in south Tulsa and at 94.9 in Ponca City. Reaching thousands of listeners every week, KOSU is a distinguished public radio news and information service with award-winning local news coverage and NPR news content. KOSU also features signature public radio news and cultural programs from NPR, Public Radio International and independent producers. Listeners around the globe can access news, join social media networks, download podcasts, and hear a live web stream. KOSU is a conduit for community, connecting people to each other and the world. Through the vibrant exchange of information, ideas and culture, on-air, online, and face-to-face, KOSU explores the human condition, creating a uniquely Oklahoma media experience that compels the mind and nourishes the spirit.
Three student-athletes at Oklahoma State have tested positive for COVID-19, following 30 football players returning to campus Monday to prepare for voluntary workouts on June 15.
On Wednesday, Oklahoma State senior associate athletic director Kevin Klintworth tweeted that three student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19.
The KOSU Daily - your spot for news and information from Oklahoma and beyond. https://mailchi.mp/kosu/kosudaily06032020
In our latest Audio Diary, RJ Young no longer considers COVID-19 as the biggest threat to his health. As a millennial black man living in Tulsa, he says racism has – yet again – become the greatest threat to his well-being.
RJ Young no longer considers COVID-19 as the biggest threat to his health. As a millennial black man living in Tulsa, he says racism has – yet again –
The KOSU Daily - your spot for news and information from Oklahoma and beyond. https://mailchi.mp/kosu/kosudaily06022020
Join us tonight from 7-9pm for a national call-in show on this past weekend's protests, as well as questions about race, violence and policing at their core. The number to call is 844-745-8255.
WNYC's Kai Wright and Brian Lehrer host a national call-in on the uprisings against police brutality and racism around the country.
Thousands rallied at Sunday's #blacklivesmatter demonstration, which was a largely peaceful event, as community members passed out water, grilled food and chanted support for marchers. See more photos here: https://www.kosu.org/post/photo-gallery-sunday-afternoon-protests-across-oklahoma-stretch-night
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A protest in Oklahoma City Saturday night stretched into early Sunday, as police set off tear gas and windows were broken at several businesses.
Oklahoma City Police officers fired rubber bullets, flash bangs and tear gas into a crowd of demonstrators early Sunday morning, during a protest and march
🚀 WATCH LIVE: Historic launch! 🚀 NASA & SpaceX are attempting to launch the humans into orbit from the United States for the first time since the space shuttle landed in 2011. Weather is currently GO for a launch at 3:22:45 p.m. EDT. #LaunchAmerica #SpaceX #NASA #CrewDragon
Member donations have allowed us to report on everything from education to criminal justice to the coronavirus pandemic. There are many ways to contribute to KOSU, if you have a vehicle to get rid of, please consider donating it. https://www.kosu.org/donate-car
Three more Oklahomans - two in Tulsa County and one in Oklahoma County - have died due to COVID-19.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Three more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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Congratulations to KOSU reporter Allison Herrera, among the 18 artists and arts workers awarded with year-long fellowships by Tulsa Artist Fellowship for 2020-2021.
KOSU reporter Allison Herrera was among the 18 artists and arts workers awarded with year-long fellowships on Thursday by Tulsa Artist Fellowship for 2020
The four newly reported deaths come from Choctaw, Jackson, McClain and Oklahoma counties and are all persons in the 65 and older age group.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Four more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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Cherokee actor, producer and Academy Honorary Award winner Wes Studi has lent his star power to raise awareness about how COVID-19 is impacting Indian Country.
Last week, Cherokee actor, producer and Academy Honorary Award winner Wes Studi lent his star power to raise awareness about how COVID-19 is impacting
Four newly reported deaths due to COVID-19 bring Oklahoma's total to 322. Positive cases of the virus have increased by 92.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Four more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
Congratulations to Stilwell High School senior class, one of the finalists in the NPR Student Podcast Challenge!
Despite the coronavirus pandemic that closed schools nationwide, students from 46 states and the District of Columbia submitted entries. We've narrowed those down to 25 finalists.
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Frontier City Theme Park in Oklahoma City will be the first Six Flags park to reopen, on June 5. But before visiting, customers will need to make a reservation and bring a mask.
People visiting Six Flags theme parks and water parks this summer will be required to wear a face mask at all times, the company says, as it prepares to
Positive cases of COVID-19 broke the 6,000 mark over the holiday weekend. More than 78% of those infected have since recovered.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Five more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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Do you wear a mask when you go out in public? Check the link to find out how to let us know your opinion on it.
KOSU has been asking our listening community and texting club members to tell us how they feel about wearing masks in public.
The KOSU Daily - your spot for news and information from Oklahoma and beyond. https://mailchi.mp/kosu/kosudaily05222020
More than 300 Oklahomans have now died from COVID-19.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Five more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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The five newly reported deaths occurred between April 22 and May 18. New positive cases of COVID-19 increased by less than one percent from yesterday.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here Five more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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The roughly 3,500-year-old cuneiform tablet, described as "stolen Iraqi property" in a civil complaint, was bought by Hobby Lobby for $1.6 million in 2014.
U.S. federal prosecutors are seeking the return to Iraq of a roughly 3,500-year-old clay tablet purchased by the Hobby Lobby arts and crafts store chain
KOSU’s Audio Diaries are a collection of first-person oral histories recorded by Oklahomans & launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. Catch up on the recordings and learn how to record your own here:
KOSU’s Audio Diaries are a collection of first-person oral histories recorded by Oklahomans. The project was launched during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way
The KOSU Daily - your spot for news and information from Oklahoma and beyond. https://mailchi.mp/kosu/kosudaily05192020
The KOSU Daily - your spot for news and information from Oklahoma and beyond. https://mailchi.mp/kosu/kosudaily05182020
Kateleigh Mills with KOSU wants to know your thoughts on wearing face masks in public during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Do you or do you not wear masks? Do you only wear them sometimes, depending on where you’re going? Or did you wear them and are now no longer? Let us know by texting ‘MASK’ to our new texting number 844–777-7719.
Oklahoma's total cases of COVID-19 pass 5,000. Nearly 75% of those have since recovered.
Get the latest information on COVID-19 infections and deaths in Oklahoma here One more Oklahoman has died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death
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Episode Eight of the Tiny Town Concert Series, Tim Easton performs 'Peace of Mind'. A collaborative project between the City of Guthrie, Hoboken Coffee Roasters, The Visual Brain, KOSU, & The Spy FM.
Oklahoma Engaged Watch Party! Join KOSU Radio, KGOU - Your NPR Source, KCCU Public Radio, and Public Radio Tulsa at Oklahoma City University School of Law as we gather the results this evening from Oklahoma's Midterm Live! #oklahomaengaged #politics #oklahomapolitics #oklahoma #news #election #okpolitics #election2018
Oklahoma Engaged Watch Party! Join KOSU Radio, KGOU - Your NPR Source, KCCU Public Radio, and Public Radio Tulsa at Oklahoma City University School of Law as we gather the results this evening from Oklahoma's Midterm. #oklahomaengaged #politics #oklahoma #news #election
Oklahoma Engaged Watch Party! Join KOSU Radio, KGOU - Your NPR Source, KCCU Public Radio, and Public Radio Tulsa at Oklahoma City University School of Law as we gather the results this evening. #oklahomaengaged #politics #oklahoma #news
SQ801 would allow Oklahoma schools to spend money in their building fund — currently restricted for things like construction projects, maintenance and repairs and utilities — in new ways.
SQ 794 would guarantee certain rights for crime victims. Watch the video and tell us what you think.
A quick explanation of State Question 793, which would allow optometrist clinics in big-box stores.
Should eye exams be available in big-box stores such as Walmart or Target?
We're going deep in this year's election coverage. Find it all at OklahomaEngaged.com.
Polls are open Tuesday, June 26 from 7am to 7pm across Oklahoma. How will you vote on State Question 788?
Will you vote to legalize medical marijuana in Oklahoma on June 26th?
KOSU is on the verge of raising a MILLION Dollars in community support for the first time ever!
John Fullbright at KOSU Tulsa's grand opening.
South Oklahoma City business owner Brett Fisher says times are hard at his pawn shop, and he's scared about the future of the country. #OklahomaEngaged
South Oklahoma City resident Lorenzo Robles is a first-time voter, and says he's concerned about Republican nominee Donald Trump's stance on immigration. He says immigrants have been an important part of sewing the fabric of America.
Santiago Arzate and his son, Marco, own several businesses in the Capitol Hill district of south Oklahoma City. They are trying to encourage more Latinos to vote. More at oklahomaengaged.com
85-year-old Colombia native Ligia Barona talks about why she's voting for the first time.
Agustin Trejo says many of his neighbors are afraid to go to the polls because they don't know how they'll be received. #OklahomaEngaged
Lifelong Capitol Hill resident Don Graham says voting allows people to be involved in their community and have a voice in the political process. #OklahomaEngaged
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In the first of several voter profiles, we hear from Charito Rodriguez, owner of Babalu Cuban Latin Cuisine, and the issues facing the Hispanic community in Oklahoma City.
Join us and KGOU as we report on election issues, including voter apathy, changing demographics, and the seven state questions on the November ballot. Find more at OklahomaEngaged.com.
Oklahoma teachers haven’t received a statewide pay raise in eight years. But this November, voters will have a chance to boost teacher pay if they approve State Question 779, which would fund the raises through a one-cent sales tax.
#SQ776, which focuses on the state's death penalty, is drawing bipartisan opposition. #OklahomaEngaged http://kosu.org/post/death-penalty-state-question-draws-bipartisan-opposition
State Question 792 could allow wine and full-strength beer to be sold in more places, but not everyone is happy with it. http://kosu.org/post/state-question-could-bring-wine-and-cold-beer-more-places-change-oklahoma-s-alcohol
Chris Castaneda runs an automotive shop in south Oklahoma City. He doesn’t vote and doesn't know anyone who does. Hear more of his story here, as we kick off our collaborative series Oklahoma Engaged with KGOU - Your NPR Source: http://kosu.org/post/why-oklahomas-voter-turnout-so-low
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