Oklahoma's radio landscape stretches from the energy-industry metro of Tulsa to the university towns of Norman and Stillwater, the military city of Lawton, and the tiny towns of the Panhandle. Oklahoma City already has its own dedicated page — here we spotlight standout stations from Tulsa, Norman, Lawton, and beyond.
Tulsa Radio Stations
KWGS 89.5 FM — Public Radio Tulsa / University of Oklahoma
KWGS 89.5 FM is the NPR member station for Tulsa, operating from the University of Tulsa campus. Known as "Public Radio Tulsa," KWGS covers Oklahoma news, arts, and public affairs for the state's second-largest city. Tulsa has experienced a remarkable cultural renaissance in recent years — with a thriving arts district, music scene, and tech economy — and KWGS documents that story with on-the-ground journalism.
KRAV 96.5 FM — Tulsa's Country Giant
KRAV 96.5 FM is one of Tulsa's dominant country stations, consistently ranking among the highest-rated in the market. Oklahoma's deep country music roots run strong in Tulsa — the city that was once a center of the Western Swing movement. KRAV connects modern Tulsans to that tradition with today's top country artists. Stream it for a true Oklahoma country experience.
Norman / Stillwater Radio Stations
KOSU 91.7 FM — Oklahoma State University Public Radio
KOSU 91.7 FM is Oklahoma State University's public radio station, serving Stillwater and, via its statewide network, much of Oklahoma. KOSU's multi-signal network gives it extraordinary reach across rural Oklahoma, bringing NPR news and cultural programming to communities where commercial radio options are thin. One of the most important public radio stations in the southern Great Plains.
Lawton Radio Stations
KCCU 89.3 FM — Cameron University Public Radio
KCCU 89.3 FM is Cameron University's public radio station serving Lawton, home of Fort Sill — one of the most important U.S. Army artillery bases in the world. KCCU airs NPR news and classical music for a community that includes thousands of military families alongside Southwest Oklahoma's Native American nations. A calm, culturally rich counterpoint to a city defined by military intensity.
KLAW 101.3 FM — Country Radio for Southwest Oklahoma
KLAW 101.3 FM delivers country music to Lawton and Comanche County, a region with strong ties to the Comanche Nation and a military culture shaped by Fort Sill. KLAW's country format resonates deeply with the region's veterans, farmers, and ranchers — an audience that needs no persuading that country music speaks for them. It's one of Southwest Oklahoma's most-listened-to stations.
Listen to Oklahoma Radio Stations Online
All Oklahoma stations above stream free at RadioStationsUSA.com. Whether you're exploring Tulsa's arts district or tuning into life near Fort Sill, Oklahoma's radio culture reflects the state's unique blend of oil, agriculture, Native American heritage, and college sports passion. Browse all Oklahoma radio stations or find stations in Oklahoma City.
