May 5, 2017
Season 6 Episode 613 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
With time running out, lawmakers have yet to agree on how to fill the state's budget hole.
With the clock ticking on the legislative session, lawmakers have yet to agree on how to fill the state's budget hole, raising the prospect of deep cuts to state agencies. Horizontal fracturing is now causing environmental damage in several counties, including impacting ground water. And efforts to reduce homelessness have been met with success in Tulsa, and are now spreading across Oklahoma.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
May 5, 2017
Season 6 Episode 613 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
With the clock ticking on the legislative session, lawmakers have yet to agree on how to fill the state's budget hole, raising the prospect of deep cuts to state agencies. Horizontal fracturing is now causing environmental damage in several counties, including impacting ground water. And efforts to reduce homelessness have been met with success in Tulsa, and are now spreading across Oklahoma.
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