Cheyenne Leach
News InternCheyenne Leach is KOSU's news intern, serving in both the fall and spring of 2023.
Born and raised in rural Oklahoma, Cheyenne is currently pursuing a degree in Agricultural Communications at Oklahoma State University.
In addition to her studies, Cheyenne serves on the executive board of the Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) and is also a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate Farm Bureau, Montana Stockgrowers Association and the Oklahoma Collegiate Cattlewomen’s Association.
Cheyenne developed her interest in radio broadcasting and journalism during her time interning for Radio Oklahoma Ag Network. Growing up listening to NPR with her mother, Cheyenne is eager to work under KOSU staff and hopes to further her interest in radio broadcasting and journalism.
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Safety measures include a reduction of the speed limit on Monroe Street from McElroy Road to Hall of Fame Avenue from 30 to 20 mph, and a four-way stop was added at the intersection of Scott Avenue and Monroe Street. -
Oklahoma State University has a new Pedestrian Safety Task Force in response to recent collisions resulting in injuries and one fatality.
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Oklahomans flew at record levels last year. -
The Choctaw Nation wants Southeastern Oklahomans to keep their eyes peeled for ticks on their reservation. -
The Oklahoma City Thunder is broadening its TV reach for Friday games during the rest of the 2023-24 regular season. -
Each December, the First Americans Museum holds the Winter Holiday Art Market. The exhibit showcases over 50 artists and vendors, selected as the best First American artists in the country. -
A new research project will look at addressing substance use problems disproportionately affecting Native American communities. -
It was another record month for Oklahoma City’s airport in September, with more than 300,000 passengers.
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A half dozen Oklahoma residents are facing criminal charges for obtaining almost $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. -
KOSU is always keeping an eye on tribal nation elections across Oklahoma. Keep up with this post to get the latest.
