February 9, 2018
Season 6 Episode 652 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
Legislators begin work to fix budget holes, but difficult issues have reappeared.
Legislators begin work to fix budget holes, but issues that have stopped them so far have reappeared. Students all across Oklahoma say low morale among teachers and large class sizes are robbing them of a quality education. A bipartisan effort to allow hemp to be grown in Oklahoma gains momentum. And Journal Record Associate Publisher Ted Streuli reviews the week in business.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
February 9, 2018
Season 6 Episode 652 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
Legislators begin work to fix budget holes, but issues that have stopped them so far have reappeared. Students all across Oklahoma say low morale among teachers and large class sizes are robbing them of a quality education. A bipartisan effort to allow hemp to be grown in Oklahoma gains momentum. And Journal Record Associate Publisher Ted Streuli reviews the week in business.
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