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Unemployment Benefits
5-18-12
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Too much of a good thing is soon to be a bad thing for many Oklahomans, as the states low unemployment rate means cuts to benefits for many long-term unemployed residents.
Related Topics: Community, Lifestyle, Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Social Issues, Health
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Oklahoma Life: Rowing
5-18-12
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Sure, it might not be the Mighty Mississippi, but the Oklahoma River is making a name for itself as the destination for rowing and kayaking--not to mention an Olympic training site. Robert Burch gets the skinny--but not the skinny dip--on this slice of Oklahoma Life.
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Mission: Failure Follow-Up
5-18-12
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We continue our coverage on VA Centers with this update on a bill that could greatly impact those living in state Veterans Centers.
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Mammoth Bones
5-18-12
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'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
End of Instruction Tests
5-18-12
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As schools prepare to send swaths of young graduates out into the real world in the coming weeks, over two thousand seniors who successfully finished their classes this year are stuck in graduation limbo. They're the first group required to pass four end of instruction tests, and for some, it's become their greatest hurdle.
Related Topics: Community, Education, Education, Society
Originally broadcast on May 21, 2012
Economic Mobility
5-18-12
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According to the study by the Pew Charitable Trust, economic mobility--the ability of a person or family to improve their economic status--really depends on what state you call home. The study also confirms what many Oklahomans know: it's the hard-knock life for many of us.
Originally broadcast on May 21, 2012
Business News
5-18-12
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Susan Miller speaks with The Journal Record Managing Editor Ted Streuli about all the news making business news this week.
Related Topics: Business & Economy
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Blind Vendors
5-18-12
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Since 1937, blind vendors at the State Capitol have offered up snacks and other items while making a living for themselves. That contract would have been lost this year, if not for several legislators changing their mind and giving the vendors, like Matthew Jones, a second chance.
Related Topics: Community, Food, People & Profiles, Lifestyle, Business & Economy, Government
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
5-18-12
Susan Miller hosts the ONR this week, as our reporters update the state on our Mission: Failure investigative report on VA Centers, and where new legislation on oversight stands. May means graduation ceremonies for many, but some seniors across the state won't don the cap and gown this month due to a new requirement to pass at least four end of instruction tests. Our reporters discover that the addage 'one step forward and two steps back' might best describe the state's economic mobility. We look into why, in Oklahoma, it's so tough to get ahead. Too much of a good thing is about to be bad news for some long term unemployed residents of the state, as low unemployment rates will soon mean cuts to services. Plus, we take a look at rowing the Oklahoma River, and discover the remains of some prehistoric pachyderms.
Originally broadcast on May 18, 2012
Tornado Safety
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Oklahomans have learned to keep a weather eye on the horizon for twisters, but we're a group constantly on the lookout for new and improved safety measures. Our reporters check with the experts on some the latest in tornado safety.
Related Topics: Community, Earth, Environment, Natural History, Weather & Natural Disasters, Environment, Energy & Environment
Originally broadcast on May 17, 2012
