Residents of Sita village in Dabaso ward, Kilifi County, got a major boost in their mangrove conservation efforts after receiving 3,600 seedlings from agencies.

Happy Friday! This week’s Radio Ink Blast From The Past features Scooter Seagraves at KAKC in Tulsa in the early 1960s. A native of Stuttgart, AR, Seagraves began his career at KAKC in 1959 ...

Hired by KAKC-AM for its overnight shift in 1959, he was originally dubbed “Danny Day,” but soon adopted his childhood nickname “Scooter.” In Tulsa, he worked alongside notable industry ...

Live streaming of OU radio broadcasts is now available for free through the brand new Varsity Network App. Hear live play-by-play and keep up with Sooner Sports Network broadcasts no matter where ...

The 2021 Cleveland Browns host the Houston Texans for a Week 2 game that will be played in front of a packed FirstEnergy Stadium for the first time since the 2019 season. The Texans are not the same ...

In 1958, Vaughn came to Tulsa to join KAKC News, where he became news director. Vaughn joined KOTV as an anchor and reporter in 1964 and was with the station until 1999, but with two key stops in ...

Vinita Vaid Singhal, a 1996 batch Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officer, was appointed the secretary of labour department. Singhal was the secretary in the tribal development department ...

Following her graduation in 1968, Roberts went to work for local radio stations, ultimately becoming news and operations director for stations KMOD and KXXO (now KAKC). In 1970, while working with ...

Radio station KAKC, also owned by Avey, broadcasted from the Coliseum basement. During a storm on Sept. 20, 1952, a lightning strike hit the Coliseum’s wooden roof, and it burned to the ground.