
February 3, 2023
Season 10 Episode 30 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
We begin a series of reports on Oklahoma’s Black Frontier Towns in historic Rentiesville.
We begin a series of reports on Oklahoma’s Black Frontier Towns in historic Rentiesville. A preview of the first session of the 59th Oklahoma legislature. We’ll examine the specifics of State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ first budget request. Tulsa invests heavily to ensure year-round water in the Arkansas River. An Indepth discussion on Oklahoma’s growing Asian community.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA

February 3, 2023
Season 10 Episode 30 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
We begin a series of reports on Oklahoma’s Black Frontier Towns in historic Rentiesville. A preview of the first session of the 59th Oklahoma legislature. We’ll examine the specifics of State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ first budget request. Tulsa invests heavily to ensure year-round water in the Arkansas River. An Indepth discussion on Oklahoma’s growing Asian community.
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