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Oklahoma Forum
Political Preview
November's legislative elections saw republicans strengthen their numbers in the state house and senate. The GOP now has a 73-28 advantage in the house, and a 36-12 margin in the senate. Lawmakers and the Governor are getting ready for the next legislative session, which begins on February 4th. Joining us to discuss what's happening at the Capitol and how 2013 is shaping up are state capitol reporters Shawn Ashley of eCapitol; Michael Cross of KOSU Radio; Michael McNutt of the Oklahoman and NewsOK; and from Tulsa, Randy Krehbiel of the Tulsa World.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Politics
Originally broadcast on December 16, 2012
ONR 12-14-12
Wind Power
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The wind industry is booming in Oklahoma, but it's not without detractors who want the wind farms somewhere other than their backyard.
Related Topics: Earth, Business & Economy, Government, Science & Technology, Energy & Environment
Originally broadcast on December 14, 2012
ONR 12-14-12
StateImpact: Water & Money
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With the passage of State Question 764, the Oklahoma Water Resources Board was granted the ability to issue up to $300 million in bonds, something that many small towns will take advantage of to update antiquated water systems. We spoke with StateImpact's Logan Layden about the program and the projects it's funding.
Related Topics: Government, Environment, Science & Technology, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on December 14, 2012
ONR 12-14-12
Online Schools
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More and more students are going online to graduate high school, but it's a system that has had little oversight in more than five years.
Related Topics: Community, Child Development, Education, Government, Science & Technology, Education
Originally broadcast on December 14, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
11-30-12
Governor Mary Fallin has announced she won't set up a state-run health care exchange or expand Medicaid, citing monetary concerns for turning down both options. ONR's Cathy Tatom looks at the new laws on the books in Oklahoma, and their impact on the state. A groundbreaking program in Tulsa is giving at-risk kids a head start on life by emphasizing education and good nutrition for them and their families. And Steve Bennett takes a trip down Highway 9 to visit a museum dedicated to one of Oklahoma's most famous military leaders. Plus, Sports Illustrated writers, comedian Bill Cosby, lawmakers and educators on this ONR.
Related Topics: Biography & Profiles, Travel, People & Profiles, Health Care & Illnesses, Fitness & Nutrition, Child Development, Education, War & Conflict, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, National Security, Social Issues, Health, Education, Arts & Entertainment, Sports, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on November 30, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
11-16-12
Open Carry is now in effect, but many gun owners still prefer to keep their firearm concealed. Water ownership is often under contention in Oklahoma, but at the Governor's Water Conference, attendees worked to hammer out plans to conserve what we have. We take a comprehensive look at the Dust Bowl and what we learned from one of the nation's worst natural disasters. Plus, news icon Judy Woodruff, civil rights activist Morris Dees, the Oklahoma Hall of Fame inductees and a little Oklahoma history, on this ONR.
Related Topics: Community, Travel, United States, Earth, Environment, Natural History, Weather & Natural Disasters, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Race & Ethnicity, Social Issues, Health, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on November 16, 2012
ONR 12-7-12
Native American Health Care
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As the debate continues to rage over government-directed health care, it's easy to forget that there are several sovereign governments in Oklahoma alone that provide expansive health care coverage to thousands of it's citizens. ONR's Cathy Tatom takes a look at the Native American tribal health care system.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Caregiving, Government, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on December 7, 2012
ONR 12-7-12
Business News
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Journal Record Editor Ted Streuli joins us to discuss race tracks down on their luck, royalty payments, and fracking websites in this week's business news interview.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government
Originally broadcast on December 7, 2012
ONR 12-7-12
Impact of Unions
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With Hostess Brands blaming unions for the demise of the company and American Airline's ongoing efforts to reach deals with their unions in the midst of bankruptcy proceedings, it's been a rough year for organized labor in the state. The stories of Hostess and AA employees has opened up the discussion of organized labor, and renewed debate over legislation like Right To Work, something Oklahoma approved over ten years ago.
Related Topics: Modern, Business & Economy, Government
Originally broadcast on December 7, 2012
Oklahoma Forum
The Future of the Middle Class
We often hear from lawmakers, academics, pundits and policy experts on this program, discussing the news, identifying problems and proposing solutions. By design, they talk a lot about the issues concerning regular citizens, the middle class, and how politics and policies affect them. Today, for the first time on Oklahoma Forum, we're going to turn the tables, do something different, and listen to what some of those Oklahomans think about our state, what concerns them, and what they hope for the future. Call it a mini-town hall meeting, with our guests: Greg Hallman, Jr., a Spanish teacher at Santa Fe South Middle School, a charter school in Oklahoma City. Ashlie Stover, an undergraduate dance student from the University of Central Oklahoma. DePorres "Dee" Hopkins, owner of Hopkins Haircare and Enterprises in Oklahoma City. and, Brenna Reaves, a registered nurse of labor and delivery at Integris Southwest Medical Center.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Education, Issues & Advice, Business & Economy, Government, Social Issues, Health, Education
Originally broadcast on December 9, 2012
