Max Bryan is a News Editor for Public Radio Tulsa, KOSU, and KGOU Public Radio, with a focus on local news in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Max's work has been featured in various publications and radio stations, including The Norman Transcript, WAMU 88.5, WFDD Public Radio, and The Moore American. He covers a range of topics, including education, law enforcement, and local government.
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Max Bryan's coverage largely focuses on local government and politics in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His articles frequently include updates on evolving stories related to city governance, lawsuits, law enforcement activities, and education within the area. Given this focus, individuals with specific knowledge or insights into local political developments, legal proceedings at a city level (especially related to traffic laws), or educational initiatives in Tulsa would likely find success when reaching out to Max for potential coverage opportunities.
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Tulsa’s mayoral candidates differ on the issue of paying cash reparations for survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Tulsa visitors will soon be able to stay on the city’s stretch of Route 66 while enjoying Mother Road flair.
By: Max Bryan
Family Center for Juvenile Justice Director David Parker reported Monday the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs extended the center’s tentative status through the end of the year.
Family Center for Juvenile Justice Director David Parker reported Monday the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs extended the center's tentative status through the end of the year.
By: Max Bryan
A commission exploring reparations for descendants of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors and north Tulsans has been formed, and it has a clear initial focus: housing.
A contentious state house district in Tulsa is once again up for reelection.
By: Max Bryan
Tulsa's mayoral candidates took to the debate stage Tuesday night for the final time before the election.
Tulsa's mayoral candidates took to the debate stage Tuesday night, two weeks before the election.
By: Max Bryan, Kimberlee Wilson
City Council District 7 candidate Eddie Huff claims a term used to avoid liability for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre is the best way to describe the deadly event.
By: Max Bryan
Karen Keith’s fellow county commissioners are defending the Tulsa mayoral candidate against allegations of youth abuse connected to the local juvenile detention center.
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