March 18, 2022
Season 9 Episode 34 | 57m 44s
The latest on education legislation that could alter what books are available in school
Oklahomans won’t see traffic cones and detours disappearing any time soon. We’ll show you the major projects that are under construction, or soon will be, all across Oklahoma in what amounts to well over a billion dollars in construction investment in our roads. Jason Doyle profiles the work being done to train Oklahomans with disabilities to be self-sufficient and productive in the workplace.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
March 18, 2022
Season 9 Episode 34 | 57m 44s
Oklahomans won’t see traffic cones and detours disappearing any time soon. We’ll show you the major projects that are under construction, or soon will be, all across Oklahoma in what amounts to well over a billion dollars in construction investment in our roads. Jason Doyle profiles the work being done to train Oklahomans with disabilities to be self-sufficient and productive in the workplace.
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