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Feral Hogs
Featured in Top Stories
Problems with feral hogs were first reported in rural southeastern Oklahoma in the 1980's. Now, landowners in all 77 counties are becoming aware of the damage these wild mammals can cause. Feral hogs are even starting to move into urban areas, just as they have in Texas. As the population of feral swine explodes, the Department of Agriculture is trying to find ways to reduce their numbers. But, it isn't easy.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, Animals, Environment
Originally broadcast on December 9, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Architectural History
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Oklahoma's architectural history is brief, but rich and diverse. After 100 years of statehood several historic sites are being restored to bring back the hues of Oklahoma’s colorful past.
Related Topics: Community, United States, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on December 2, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Going Green Stillwater Tests
Featured in Going Green
The city of Stillwater is testing how well some new workers can clear storm water drainage ditches. It's a group willing to work just for food, around the clock, seven days a week to get the job done. For more information on using goats to clear or improve land contact Steve Hart at the Langston University Goat Research extension. Or, check with the Kerr Center for sustainable agriculture.
Related Topics: Community, Environment, Animals, Environment
Originally broadcast on December 2, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Gambling Addiction
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Gambling is one of the earliest forms of entertainment in human history. It's been tracked back as far as 2300 B.C., and ever since then, there have been problem and addictive gamblers. Here in Oklahoma experts say the proliferation of Indian casinos has increased the odds for thousands of people to fall into the trap of addiction.
Related Topics: Community, Sports & Recreation, Health Care & Illnesses, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on December 2, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Wild Turkeys
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Benjamin Franklin preferred the wild turkey over the eagle as a national symbol. The turkey, Franklin wrote, though a little vain and silly, is a bird of courage. Wild turkeys were abundant in Franklin’s day, but did you know at one point in our history turkeys were almost extinct? Today, turkeys are the stars of our thanksgiving tables, and the object of obsession for one Oklahoma man.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, United States, Natural History
Originally broadcast on November 18, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
NBA Lockout
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Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant was one of the players who filed anti-trust lawsuits against the national basketball association on Tuesday. With the NBA player lockout now in its fifth month, the players say the league left them no other choice than to take their case to court. The two sides in this labor dispute are dug in, and the season hangs in the balance. We spoke with Myron Patton, sports director at Fox-25 in Oklahoma City and talk show host at KREF radio, about the impasse.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, Sports
Originally broadcast on November 18, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Weleetka Murders
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More than three years have passed since two young girls were murdered while walking on a dirt road in rural Okfuskee County near Weleetka. Recently there has been growing publicity about the case including speculation on a possible suspect. For investigators, the key piece of evidence to allow charges to be filed, involves a gun they believe is the murder weapon. But they have no idea where it is.
Related Topics: Community, Forensics & Investigations, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on November 11, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Fallen Soldier Anthony Peterson
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The falls of Garrett Creek in Owasso is one of the hundreds of housing additions that denote suburban life in Oklahoma. Among the rows of houses is the home of the Peterson family. A place where the high price of war is fresh in their minds as the nation observes Veterans Day. This is a story about one of the fallen, told by those who knew him best.
Related Topics: Community, People & Profiles, War & Conflict, National Security
Originally broadcast on November 11, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
45th Infantry Brigade
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As the nation honors its veterans for their service to the country, thousands of Oklahoma National Guard troops remain in harm's way in Afghanistan. The men and women of the 45th Infantry Brigade combat team serve as citizen-soldiers. They left their civilian jobs behind, risking their lives in a war that is now entering its second decade.
Related Topics: Community, War & Conflict, National Security
Originally broadcast on November 11, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Near Poor
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They are known as the 'near poor', people teetering on the edge of homelessness and hunger but for now living what is largely viewed as a middle income life. Anyone whose income is 50% or less above the poverty line falls into the near poor category, just an illness or job loss away from living in poverty. One in three Oklahomans already live below the poverty line and now growing numbers of others are falling into the near poor category - making too much money for government assistance but not enough to pay the bills.
Related Topics: Community, Government, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on December 16, 2011
