Robby Korth
KOSU
Norman, OK, United States
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Two Oklahoma Higher Ed Institutions Wiping Student Debt With COVID Relief Funds
Langston University and Tulsa Community College announced their decisions this week. → Read More
Oklahoma Wants To Ramp Up Universities' COVID-19 Testing, But Lack Of Supplies Stands In The Way
Gov. Kevin Stitt says there are probably five times as many COVID-19 cases as what the state has confirmed thus far. → Read More
StateImpact Adds New Education Reporter
StateImpact Oklahoma, a collaboration of NPR member stations in Oklahoma, has added a new reporter to their team. Robby Korth joined StateImpact in October → Read More
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg High students join global strike demanding climate change action
BLACKSBURG — As millions of people rallied across the globe to fight climate change, hundreds gathered at Virginia Tech Friday to call for action from university, and national and world → Read More
McCracken backs off legal action over Roanoke County School Board seat
A former Roanoke County School Board member won’t pursue legal action to regain his seat after resigning it, he said this morning. → Read More
Radford's new president brings energy, specific goals
INSTITUTE, W. Va. — Brian Hemphill has earned a reputation for making things happen. → Read More
As boating season kicks off, conservation officers work to keep people safe
CLAYTOR LAKE — When David Peake talks to the driver of another boat, the conservation officer has a few questions. → Read More
Virginia Tech water study team faces financial struggles
BLACKSBURG — The Virginia Tech professor who helped expose elevated lead levels in Flint, Michigan, water said he would continue fighting for safe water, though it’s becoming increasingly difficult because of financials. → Read More
Virginia Tech's Flint team announces water getting better, urges residents more action needed
BLACKSBURG – Water in Flint, Michigan, is getting better, but there's still plenty of work to do, Virginia Tech researchers said Tuesday morning. → Read More
Virginia Tech researchers fought for Flint in water crisis
BLACKSBURG — Members of the Virginia Tech Flint Water Study team get a lot of questions. → Read More
Warrants issued for man in Rockbridge County for firing a weapon at law enforcement
Rockbridge County sheriff’s deputies are continuing their search for an “armed and dangerous man” south of Buena Vista and have released the charges against him via the agency’s Facebook page. → Read More
Blacksburg farm brewery specializes in ag-themed beers
BLACKSBURG — Rising Silo Brewery started as an excuse to make some beer for some thirsty farmers, but it has evolved into a trendy small business on the outskirts of town. → Read More
Pulaski scrambles to explain dumping of raw sewage
PULASKI — The truck with the 1,800-gallon tank carrying raw sewage climbed Draper Mountain, and into the earth the stinking waste flowed. → Read More
Montgomery County murder case included high speed chase, social media postings
CHRISTIANSBURG – Police continue to investigate the apparent slaying of a 59-year-old man in Montgomery County and its aftermath, which included a high speed chase in North Carolina and what could be incriminating social media postings. → Read More
Brother held in Rockingham County shooting
One Rockingham County man is in the hospital and his brother is accused of shooting him in the leg early this morning. → Read More
OSHA investigating tree trimmer's death in Blacksburg
A Christiansburg man died while trimming trees in a Blacksburg residential neighborhood Monday. → Read More