Rick Maranon is the Weekend Evening Anchor for FOX23 News Tulsa, specializing in reporting on local news in Oklahoma, particularly in the Tulsa area. With a focus on Capitol, courts, and aviation reporting, Rick also shares his personal opinions on subjects such as football, WWE, Pokemon, and playing craps.
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Rick's coverage heavily focuses on local news, including crime, legal matters, and government announcements in Tulsa and Oklahoma. He seems to prioritize reporting on trials, law enforcement activities, and business-related scams affecting the local area.
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By: Rick Maranon
TULSA, Okla. — Libertarian Presidential Nominee Chase Oliver appeared on FOX23 News on Wednesday for an extended, unedited interview about the 2024 race for the White House.
Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett stepped down as the chairman of the commission to seek treatment for alcoholism following allegations he publicly groped someone during a business trip.
By: Rick Maranon
The contract between the Catholic Church and the State of Oklahoma to set up the nation's first-ever publicly funded religious charter school is canceled, but the debate is not over yet.
By: Rick Maranon
Some Republican state lawmakers are calling for an impeachment inquiry into State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
By: Rick Maranon
OKLAHOMA CITY — Tens of millions of dollars meant to prevent the next school shooting and keep away other threats will be distributed by the end of the week.
By: Rick Maranon
TULSA, Okla. — The current long-time agreement between the State of Oklahoma and the Cherokee Nation that allows the state's largest tribe to tag and title the vehicles of their tribal members is expiring at the end of the year.
In an effort to keep Cherokee Nation license plates street legal outside of Cherokee land by the end of the year, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt is throwing out his demand that the Cherokee Nation accept a one-size-fits-all approach to all tribal car tags.
By: Rick Maranon, Devyn Lyon
FOX23 spoke with more people who said they are victims of Oklahoma's Department of Human Services.
By: Rick Maranon
TULSA, Okla. — It's a staple of the fall spooky season, but to business owners and residents in a town with a Spirit Halloween store, it's also often a sign that another business had met its financial undertaker.
The Oklahoma State Election Board reported the number of people who have voted early across the State of Oklahoma has already surpassed the previous two Presidential election years, and early voting is not finished yet for this year's election.
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