9-May-14
Season 3 Episode 343 | 57m 41sVideo has Closed Captions
A closer look at stories that matter to Oklahomans.
Oklahoma teachers look for employment in other states. Legislators and educators are still looking for ways to improve the safety and security of Oklahoma students. New dual polarization radars will soon change the way we look at storms. The state sells a rail line that again may connect Oklahoma City and Tulsa by train. Illiteracy remains a barrier to improving health outcomes in Oklahoma.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
9-May-14
Season 3 Episode 343 | 57m 41sVideo has Closed Captions
Oklahoma teachers look for employment in other states. Legislators and educators are still looking for ways to improve the safety and security of Oklahoma students. New dual polarization radars will soon change the way we look at storms. The state sells a rail line that again may connect Oklahoma City and Tulsa by train. Illiteracy remains a barrier to improving health outcomes in Oklahoma.
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Preview: S3 Ep343 | 10s | On the next ONR, Oklahoma looks at the issue of keeping kids safe at school. (10s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 1m 12s | Supporters of the arts gathered at the Capitol to show the importance of art in the state. (1m 12s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 3m 23s | Shawn Ashley from eCapitol brings us the news from 23rd and Lincoln. (3m 23s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 1m 11s | Revenue shortfalls complicate the budget process as the session winds down. (1m 11s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 2m 30s | Legislative leaders discussed the budget and taxes on Oklahoma Forum. (2m 30s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 5m 18s | Low literacy skills are a key factor in determining a person’s health. (5m 18s)
ONR Extra: Corrections Supplemental
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 2m 27s | The Senate agreed to give the DOC an additional $13 million; it now heads to the House. (2m 27s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 6m 8s | Some legislators are calling for a plan to protect students from weather and violence. (6m 8s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 4m 35s | National researchers visit Tulsa to learn about models for early childhood education. (4m 35s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 7m 56s | The Sooner Sub rail line has been sold to the company that has held the lease since 1998. (7m 56s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 1m 27s | Local leaders call for a truly independent investigation into state execution protocols. (1m 27s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 4m 46s | New dual polarization radars will soon change the way we look at storms. (4m 46s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 6m 8s | Low wages are making it difficult to fill teaching positions in the state. (6m 8s)
Clip: S3 Ep343 | 2m 57s | Ted Streuli has the business headlines from around the state. (2m 57s)
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