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Hispanic Voting
6-15-12
Featured in Top Stories
From 2000 to 2010, the Hispanic population doubled in Oklahoma, making it the major minority in the state. They also became a force in the economy, owning over 7,000 businesses and bringing billions of dollars in revenue to the state. With a primary election a handful of days away and November rapidly approaching, it's a demographic neither party can afford to ignore.
Related Topics: Community, Race & Ethnicity, Biography & Profiles, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on June 15, 2012
Selling the Cimmaron Plant
6-8-12
Featured in Top Stories
Thirty-seven years after Kerr-McGee shut down their uranium and plutonium processing facility, the now defunct location is finally being put back on the market. With cleanup efforts currently underway, residents still hold reservations about the safety of the area--and the fading memory of a woman's suspicious death.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Biography & Profiles, Earth, Environment, Biology & Chemistry, Forensics & Investigations, Business & Economy, Environment, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on June 8, 2012
Indigenous Peoples Conference
6-8-12
Featured in Top Stories
As the world becomes more and more a melting pot, cultures must struggle all the harder to maintain their traditions and identities. Indigenous peoples are no exception, and preserving their heritage is what brought tribes from across the nation to Oklahoma this week for the Indigenous Peoples Conference. The discussion: maintaining their culture before it fades away.
Related Topics: Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Literature & Writing, Community, Race & Ethnicity, People & Profiles, Civilizations, World, Government, Politics, Global Affairs, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Education
Originally broadcast on June 12, 2012
Water Wars
6-1-12
Featured in Top Stories
A battle is being fought right now--in courthouses, inside state agencies, at the halls of the legislature--over one of Oklahoma's most precious commodities. Water. It's the question of who gets it and how much, and it seems like the only thing every party can agree upon over this resource is that they can't agree.
Related Topics: Community, Travel, Sports & Recreation, Modern, Earth, Environment, Weather & Natural Disasters, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Environment, Social Issues, Energy & Environment
Originally broadcast on June 5, 2012
Quik-Trip
6-1-12
Featured in Top Stories
Every year, Fortune Magazine puts out a list of the 100 best companies to work for. And every year, four Oklahoma employers make the list. Over the next month, we'll look at each company and what makes them stand apart as one of the state's key companies. First we look at Tulsa-based Quik-Trip, who has graced Fortune Magazine's list for a decade.
Related Topics: Community, People & Profiles, Biography & Profiles, Business & Economy, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on June 1, 2012
Land Grant Schools
6-1-12
Featured in Top Stories
Abraham Lincoln is celebrated for many things, but recently, Oklahoma State University was praising one act in particular--the 150th anniversary of his signing the Morrill Act. That signature laid the groundwork for public, land grant universities--and forever changed the landscape of agriculture.
Related Topics: Community, Modern, Earth, Environment, Natural History, Animals, Biology & Chemistry, Environment, Science & Technology, Education
Originally broadcast on June 1, 2012
ONR Memorial Day Exclusive
WWII Vet Harry Furr
Featured in Top Stories
The Memorial Day weekend isn't just a chance to revel in an extra day off from work. First and foremost, it's a day to honor those who have served their country. In 2007, ONR host Dick Pryor spoke with World War II veteran Harry Furr about his experiences as a glider pilot, and his first day on the job--in Normandy on D-Day. Furr passed away on Wednesday, May 23rd. He may be gone, but his service and sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Related Topics: Biography & Profiles, Community, People & Profiles, Civilizations, World, United States, War & Conflict, Biography & Profiles, Government, Global Affairs
Originally broadcast on May 25, 2012
ONR Memorial Day Exclusive
WWII Veteran Harry Furr
Featured in Preserving History
The Memorial Day weekend isn't just a chance to revel in an extra day off from work. First and foremost, it's a day to honor those who have served their country. In 2007, ONR host Dick Pryor spoke with World War II veteran Harry Furr about his experiences as a glider pilot, and his first day on the job--in Normandy on D-Day. Furr passed away on Wednesday, May 23rd. He may be gone, but his service and sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Related Topics: Community, World, Modern, War & Conflict, Global Affairs, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on May 25, 2012
Mammoth Bones
5-18-12
Featured in Top Stories
'Ancient treasure' usually brings to mind buried gold or a prize from some lost civilization. But a find by two brothers on their property just south of Highway 9 is a whole different kind of ancient, and sheds light on some of Oklahoma's prehistoric inhabitants.
Related Topics: Prehistoric, Earth, Environment, Natural History, Animals, Education
Originally broadcast on May 21, 2012
ONR
The Oklahoma News Report
On this week's ONR, the Keystone XL Pipeline giveth, but it also taketh away. Our reporters look at the issue of imminent domain and what that means for Oklahoma residents living along the pipeline's path. Faith-based substance abuse programs expand their reach to meet the ever-growing needs of those struggling with the demons of addiction. Luck favors the prepared, especially in Tornado Alley. We look into emergency plans and shelters from Oklahoma's life-threatening storms. Finally, artwork seeks repair as murals in the State Capitol meet their deadliest foe--sunlight. And a landmark church gets a chance at revival with new ownership.
Related Topics: Fine Arts, Religion & Beliefs, Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Renaissance, Environment, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Science & Technology, Health, Arts & Entertainment, Health
Originally broadcast on November 12, 0005
