Emory Bryan

Reporter Emory Bryan joined News On 6 in 1994 after working for Oklahoma Educational Television in Tulsa and Georgia Public Television in Atlanta.

Bryan grew up on a peanut farm in Worth County, Georgia and graduated from the University of Georgia. He began his news career covering the school board for his hometown radio station and worked on the newspaper staff in college before making the switch to television.

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Fountain Restored At Tulsa's Swan Lake: 'The Neighborhood Has Worked Towards This For Years'

Fountain Restored At Tulsa's Swan Lake: 'The Neighborhood Has Worked Towards This For Years'

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: OKPOP Museum Faces Funding Challenges, Launches Campaign to Raise $18M

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: OKPOP Museum Faces Funding Challenges, Launches Campaign to Raise $18M

Family Of First DNA-Identified Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Urges Others To Join Effort

Family Of First DNA-Identified Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Urges Others To Join Effort

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum Gives His Last 'State Of The City' Address

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum Gives His Last 'State Of The City' Address

Memorial Service Held At Oaklawn Cemetery To Honor Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre

Memorial Service Held At Oaklawn Cemetery To Honor Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre

Tulsa County Election Officials Certify Results

Tulsa County Election Officials Certify Results

Rocket Engine Testing Facility Plans To Open In Tulsa By 2027

Rocket Engine Testing Facility Plans To Open In Tulsa By 2027

Tulsa Officially Closes On Former State Farm Office; Plans To Transform Building Into New Public Safety Center

Tulsa Officially Closes On Former State Farm Office; Plans To Transform Building Into New Public Safety Center

Tulsa County Election Board Prepares For Busy Election Day

Tulsa County Election Board Prepares For Busy Election Day

Third Day Of Early Voting Sees Over 600 Voters Per Hour In Tulsa County

Third Day Of Early Voting Sees Over 600 Voters Per Hour In Tulsa County

Fountain Restored At Tulsa's Swan Lake: 'The Neighborhood Has Worked Towards This For Years'

Fountain Restored At Tulsa's Swan Lake: 'The Neighborhood Has Worked Towards This For Years'

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: OKPOP Museum Faces Funding Challenges, Launches Campaign to Raise $18M

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: OKPOP Museum Faces Funding Challenges, Launches Campaign to Raise $18M

Family Of First DNA-Identified Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Urges Others To Join Effort

Family Of First DNA-Identified Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Urges Others To Join Effort

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum Gives His Last 'State Of The City' Address

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum Gives His Last 'State Of The City' Address

Memorial Service Held At Oaklawn Cemetery To Honor Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre

Memorial Service Held At Oaklawn Cemetery To Honor Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre

Tulsa County Election Officials Certify Results

Tulsa County Election Officials Certify Results

Rocket Engine Testing Facility Plans To Open In Tulsa By 2027

Rocket Engine Testing Facility Plans To Open In Tulsa By 2027

Tulsa Officially Closes On Former State Farm Office; Plans To Transform Building Into New Public Safety Center

Tulsa Officially Closes On Former State Farm Office; Plans To Transform Building Into New Public Safety Center

Tulsa County Election Board Prepares For Busy Election Day

Tulsa County Election Board Prepares For Busy Election Day

Third Day Of Early Voting Sees Over 600 Voters Per Hour In Tulsa County

Third Day Of Early Voting Sees Over 600 Voters Per Hour In Tulsa County