Oklahoma News Report

Who could replace Markwayne Mullin in the U.S. Senate if a vacancy occurs? Political insiders say conversations are already happening. The Oklahoma News Report looks at the possible paths forward and who might be positioning themselves for the seat. Watch Friday at 7 p.m.

Oklahoma News Report continues its series on 50 years of Oklahoma history since the 1976 Bicentennial. This week, Jason Doyle looks back at the years 1986–1995 and the events that helped shape our state. Friday at 7 p.m. #OklahomaNewsReport #OklahomaHistory #Oklahoma #OETA

Oklahoma News Report continues its series on 50 years of Oklahoma history since the 1976 Bicentennial. This week, Jason Doyle looks back at the years 1986–1995 and the events that helped shape our state. Friday at 7 p.m. #OklahomaNewsReport #OklahomaHistory #Oklahoma #PBS

On the next Oklahoma News Report, we examine what could happen if Oklahoma eliminates the medical marijuana industry. Would the change reduce criminal activity, cost the state thousands of jobs, decrease tax revenue, or lead to all the above? Watch this Friday at 7 p.m.

The 46th Annual Governor’s Arts Awards brought artists, educators & community leaders from across Oklahoma to the State Capitol this week. Lt Governor Matt Pinnell shared why the arts hold particular significance this year, & state lawmakers added a special tribute of their own.

We launch a special series looking at Oklahoma since America’s bicentennial. Steve Shaw revisits 1976 as we count down to the nation’s 250th birthday this July. Watch this Friday at 7 PM. #OklahomaNews #ONR #OKHistory #America250 #OETA

A new 72-foot sculpture is turning heads at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds. The Bolt Tower honors more than a century of history at OKC Fair Park and features a colorful light display after dark. The project is part of Oklahoma City’s ongoing investment in public art.

The deadline for bills in the upcoming legislative session has passed, and lawmakers are outlining their education priorities. Taelyr Jackson reports Friday at 7 PM. #OklahomaNews #OKLegislature #EducationPolicy #NewsUpdate #Oklahoma

Despite headlines about the CPB shutdown, OETA and PBS are NOT shutting down. OETA has been an independent Oklahoma agency since 1953 and is a dues-paying PBS member station. We’re still here, still broadcasting, and still serving our state. ❤️📺

Lawmakers are preparing a bipartisan effort to expand parental leave for public school employees. The proposal includes more time off, paternity leave, & support for adoptive families. Advocates say these changes will strengthen families & improve outcomes for children.

Starting February 15th, Oklahoma will enforce new restrictions on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program as part of the Make Oklahoma Healthy initiative. Find out what items will no longer be allowed and why the rollout was delayed. #OklahomaNews #SNAP #PublicHealth

Rural health care in Oklahoma is set for a major transformation thanks to a new federal initiative. Learn how this program aims to strengthen local providers and improve access to care across the state. #OklahomaNews #RuralHealth #HealthcareAccess #Oklahoma #PublicHealth #OKNews

Richard Glossip returned to court this week after the U.S. Supreme Court vacated his conviction and ordered a new trial in the 1997 murder of Barry Van Tres. His attorneys are now seeking his release on bond, citing health concerns. A bond hearing is scheduled for February 12th.

We’re remembering a familiar face from Oklahoma News Report. George Tomek, a former anchor and seasoned journalist who worked in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, St. Louis, and Dallas-Fort Worth, has passed away at 86. Watch our report for a look back at his impactful career. #OklahomaNews

An Oklahoma icon has passed, leaving behind a remarkable artistic and law enforcement legacy. From creating the Native American Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., to being inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, Harvey Pratt’s impact is unforgettable.

Oklahoma is receiving a $230 million federal grant to strengthen rural hospitals, with the potential for even more funding in the future. Jason Doyle reports on what this means for health care access across the state. Friday at 7 PM on OETA. #OklahomaNews #OKNews

Oklahoma scientists are studying a unique fish that could help unlock new treatments for diabetes. Oklahoma News Report’s Noah Mack explains how this groundbreaking research could impact diabetes patients and what it could mean for the future of treatment. Tonight at 7 PM.

The Oklahoma State Election Board says Democrats missed the deadline to allow independents to vote in their primaries. Party leaders dispute the claim & are exploring legal options to include nearly 500,000 independent voters. Watch the full report for details on what’s at stake.

@UofOklahoma's College Football Playoff matchup against @AlabamaFTBL brings in millions, but not all of it stays in Norman. Find out how the payouts work and what OU actually keeps. #OklahomaNews #CollegeFootball #OUvsBama #CFP2025 #Norman #Oklahoma #Alabama #CFP

Celebrate the Sounds of Christmas, Oklahoma Style. Join us as we revisit classic holiday tunes performed and written by Oklahomans through the years. Tune in Friday at 7 PM on OETA. #OklahomaNews #ChristmasMusic #HolidayTraditions #OETA #OklahomaCulture #OklahomaMusic