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Oklahoma Forum
Small City Mayors (27:45)
We discuss life in Oklahoma’s small, rural cities with the mayors of four small cities: Stan Sallee, Mayor of Collinsville Stephen Brinlee, Mayor of Wilburton Garen Martens, Mayor of Fairview Alex Damon, Mayor of Cordell
Related Topics: Community, Sports & Recreation, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Environment, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on October 9, 2011
Oklahoma Forum
Future of Water (27:45)
We discuss the 2012 Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan Update and other water-related issues with: State Sen. Brian Crain, R-Tulsa, Co-Chair of Joint Legislative Water Committee Pennie Embry, Media Coordinator, Oklahomans for Responsible Water Policy M. Scott Carter, Reporter, The Journal Record
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Environment, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on October 2, 2011
ONR
September 2, 2011 (57:44)
Immigrants hoping to live the American Dream find naturalization to be expensive, complicated, and for some…impossible. The jobless recovery is hitting Oklahoma’s minority population especially hard with the black-white unemployment gap growing wider. U.S. Senator Tom Coburn places two dozen federally-funded projects in his Oklahoma Waste Report. Reaction from those accused of wasteful spending. Bio-science and medical research are a boon to Oklahoma’s economy. And, Charley Newcomb with Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: Community, Race & Ethnicity, United States, Biography & Profiles, Environment, Biology & Chemistry, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Environment, Science & Technology, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Education
Originally broadcast on September 2, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
EPA Haze Rules (8:18)
Featured in Top Stories
Oklahoma has gone to court to block the Environmental Protection Agency from forcing the state to follow a plan the federal agency says will reduce haze over the Wichita mountains wildlife refuge. It’s a legal fight that has the attention of other states and members of congress because of its possible impact on the issue of states rights, better known these days as federalism. So far this year in Oklahoma there have been 30 air quality health advisories for excessive ozone. For both 2009 and 2010, only 14 such warnings were issued. The ongoing heat wave is a factor in helping to trap ozone in the atmosphere.
Related Topics: Government, Environment
Originally broadcast on August 26, 2011
ONR
August 26, 2011 (57:14)
Oklahoma’s crackdown on sex offenders has unintended consequences. Haze over an Oklahoma wildlife refuge leads to a legal fight between the state and federal governments. Hundreds of students are heading back to schools with worries about class work – and where they are going to live. New poll results show how Oklahomans feel about tax credits and state revenues. Going back in time to experience a different kind of Oklahoma Life. And, Charley Newcomb with Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: Government, Politics, Environment, Science & Technology, Social Issues, Education
Originally broadcast on August 26, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Going Green Kerr Center (4:13)
Featured in Going Green
OKLAHOMA FARMERS AND RANCHERS LEARNED A HARD LESSON FROM THE DUST BOWL: IF YOU DON'T PROTECT THE LAND, IT WILL DISAPPEAR. THE KERR CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE NEAR POTEAU HAS WORKED FOR DECADES TO FIND WAYS TO ENCOURAGE AND IMPROVE CONSERVATION. AT THE KERR CENTER, FARMERS LEARN THE NEWEST WAYS TO BE GOOD TO THE LAND. Jim Horne\Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture David Redhage\Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture
Related Topics: Food, Weather & Natural Disasters, Environment
Originally broadcast on July 22, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Historic Drought (14:20)
Featured in Top Stories
WHILE WATER QUALITY IS A CONCERN IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA, WATER QUANTITY IS THE PROBLEM OUT WEST. MUCH OF THE STATE IS IN THE GRIP OF A DROUGHT OF HISTORIC PROPORTIONS. SEARING, UNRELENTING HEAT IS TAKING ITS TOLL. WHEAT CROPS IN WESTERN OKLAHOMA WERE NEARLY A TOTAL LOSS THIS SEASON AND DROUGHT CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO CAUSE DAMAGES EXCEEDING 3-BILLION DOLLARS ACROSS OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS. THE COST OF FEEDING LIVESTOCK IS HIGH AND RANCHERS DON'T WANT TO PAY TO FEED THEIR CATTLE ANYMORE. THAT MEANS THE SELL OFF HAS BEGUN. Tyrel Fleming\Rancher Cary Kauk\Rancher Robert Fisher\President, Oklahoma National Stockyards Karla Lotz\Kansas Rancher
Related Topics: Environment, Weather & Natural Disasters, Animals, Environment
Originally broadcast on July 15, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Algae Economic Impact (5:32)
Featured in Top Stories
GRAND LAKE, FT. GIBSON AND KEYSTONE LAKE ARE PRIME TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA. BUT IN SPITE OF THIS SUMMER'S STIFLING HEAT, THE LAKES ARE ATTRACTING FEWER PEOPLE. BUSINESS OWNERS ALONG THE SHORES NOW THINK THEY KNOW WHY. THE OUTBREAK OF TOXIC BLUE-GREEN ALGAE AND THE ENSUING NEWS REPORTS HAVE NOT BEEN GOOD FOR BUSINESS. Larry Mullinax\Kahoots Country Store] Tristan Kahler Jeremy Mullen\Ugly Johns Marina] Margaret White Leslie Blair
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Environment
Originally broadcast on July 15, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Coping with the Heat (4:45)
Featured in Top Stories
DESPITE REPEATED WARNINGS OF THE DANGER, HUNDREDS OF OKLAHOMANS HAVE SUFFERED HEALTH PROBLEMS FROM TOO MUCH HEAT. THERE ARE NO STATEWIDE FIGURES ON HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TREATED FOR HEAT STRESS OR STROKE, BUT NUMBERS FROM THE STATES TWO LARGEST METRO AREAS SHOW HOW WIDESPREAD THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN. 146 PEOPLE TREATED FOR TOO MUCH HEAT IN TULSA; 143 IN OKLAHOMA CITY AND THAT'S JUST SINCE THE FIRST OF JUNE. Cpt. Chris Stevens Mitch Lowe Harvey Titus Mandi Dixon
Related Topics: Health Care & Illnesses, Environment, Weather & Natural Disasters, Environment, Health
Originally broadcast on July 15, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Blue-Green Algae (12:36)
Featured in Top Stories
An investigation of the blue-green algae outbreak at Oklahoma’s Grand Lake and the health concerns associated with human contact with the toxic algae growth.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, Lifestyle, Healthy Kids, Environment, Biology & Chemistry, Environment, Health
Originally broadcast on July 15, 2011
