Lawmakers Scramble To Prevent Teacher Walkout

Wednesday, March 21st 2018, 8:17 am

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Lawmakers Scramble To Prevent Teacher Walkout

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Lawmakers Scramble To Prevent Teacher Walkout

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Legislators have been meeting behind closed doors at the Capitol in hopes of beating the teacher walkout deadline.

Lawmakers Scramble To Prevent Teacher Walkout

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Legislators have been meeting behind closed doors at the Capitol in hopes of beating the teacher walkout deadline.

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News 9 Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.

Jimmy Massey Interview

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