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Special | 58m 41s | The Oklahoma News Report's live, team coverage of the 2024 local and national election. (58m 41s)
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Special | 27m 41s | Legislative leaders question a move to raid the state's rainy day fund. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 41s | Members of the Oklahoma House easily approve another anti-abortion bill. (27m 41s)
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Special | 22m 44s | Calls increase for the resignation of a state lawmaker charged with child prostitution. (22m 44s)
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Special | 22m 44s | A new study on rental property shows little accountability when it comes to landlords. (22m 44s)
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Special | 27m 45s | A bill to allow tax money to go for private school tuition is pulled from consideration. (27m 45s)
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Special | 27m 41s | State government services face more cuts after Oklahoma suffers another revenue failure. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 36s | Scott Pruitt is ordered to hand over communications in a state open records case. (27m 36s)
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Special | 27m 41s | Investigations continue at the Talihina Veterans Center after three deaths. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 40s | President Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration reverberate across Oklahoma. (27m 40s)
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Special | 27m 43s | There is growing concern state government could hit another revenue failure soon. (27m 43s)
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Special | 27m 42s | EPA nominee Scott Pruitt spent hours before a Senate panel during confirmation hearings. (27m 42s)
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Special | 27m 41s | Budget hearings spur talk of tax hikes, even as a budget hole threatens to grow deeper. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 42s | Oklahoma's education department is seeking a big boost in funding. (27m 42s)
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Special | 27m 43s | Another huge budget hole awaits Oklahoma lawmakers in the next legislative session. (27m 43s)
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Special | 27m 42s | With vows to repeal Obamacare, concerns mount over how Oklahomans might be affected. (27m 42s)
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Special | 5m 8s | Oklahoma is moving toward the goals of the Clean Power Plan, all on its own. (5m 8s)
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Special | 27m 40s | Oklahoma lawmakers are wrestling with how they can give teachers a much needed pay raise. (27m 40s)
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Special | 27m 38s | A white nationalist movement takes credit for the outcome of the presidential election. (27m 38s)
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Special | 27m 40s | Newly elected members to the Oklahoma House and Senate are sworn in amid calls for change. (27m 40s)
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Special | 27m 41s | State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister is charged with violating campaign finance laws. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 43s | Lawmakers consider passenger rail service, and future funding for the Heartland Flyer. (27m 43s)
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Special | 27m 43s | Oklahoma is going to great lengths to preserve water and find new sources for the future. (27m 43s)
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Special | 57m 44s | A new budget for state government slashes appropriations for most agencies. (57m 44s)
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Special | 27m 41s | Controversial remarks by Donald Trump haven't shaken his support in Oklahoma. (27m 41s)
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Special | 27m 39s | Oklahoma's state treasurer warns of another hole looming in next year's budget (27m 39s)
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Special | 27m 42s | Recent police shootings of black males prompt dialog about racism, this week on ONR. (27m 42s)
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Special | 27m 40s | Charges are filed against a Tulsa police officer for shooting an unarmed black man. (27m 40s)
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Special | 27m 44s | An overhaul of Oklahoma's workers' compensation system suffers another legal setback. (27m 44s)
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Special | 27m 45s | After a record-setting earthquake, scientists warn bigger temblors are still possible. (27m 45s)
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Special | 22m 41s | The stage is set for another legislative battle over reforming the asset forfeiture law. (22m 41s)
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Special | 27m 40s | Voters consider a state question to add the death penalty to the Oklahoma constitution. (27m 40s)
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Special | 27m 44s | A budget shortfall threatens to reduce services from state agencies, this week on ONR. (27m 44s)
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Special | 27m 42s | Gubernatorial debate, controversial criticisms of Muslims, and the business week on ONR. (27m 42s)
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Special | 47m 38s | A new study of the fifty states places Oklahoma near the bottom for family finances. (47m 38s)
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Special | 57m 42s | The fate of one of Oklahoma’s oldest rail lines is now up to five state cabinet members. (57m 42s)
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Special | 57m 43s | Search for the Holy Grail of oil and gas production better ways to dispose of wastewate (57m 43s)
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Special | 57m 44s | The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says low salaries mean fewer troopers on Oklahoma roads. (57m 44s)
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