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Proposed Bill Would Allow Funding For Private Education Needs
Friday, January 17th 2014, 8:12 pm
By: News 9
Proposed Bill Would Allow Funding For Private Education Needs
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Proposed Bill Would Allow Funding For Private Education Needs
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Using public school money for private education needs, that's what one lawmaker is proposing with the Oklahoma Education Savings Account Act.
Proposed Bill Would Allow Funding For Private Education Needs
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Using public school money for private education needs, that's what one lawmaker is proposing with the Oklahoma Education Savings Account Act.
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Jimmy Massey Talks With Carina's Parents
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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 Talks With Carina's Parents
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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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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
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.
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Proposed Bill Would Allow Funding For Private Education Needs
News 9
Using public school money for private education needs, that's what one lawmaker is proposing with the Oklahoma Education Savings Account Act.
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Jimmy Massey Talks With Carina's Parents
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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Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.
Richard & Margie Interview
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Watch this web exclusive clip from News 9's Lisa Monahan, part of her investigative special report into the 2011 murder of Carina Saunders.
Medicare Forum: Additional Viewer Questions
News On 6
News 9 is excited to partner with GlobalHealth for this online Medicare Forum hosted by News 9’s Bobbie Miller and the News On 6’s Dave Davis. The Medicare open enrollment period is October 15th – December 7th and we want to make sure you are prepared. In this clip, our experts answer some of our additional viewer questions.
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New Details Emerge In Capitol Attack, Security Measures Increased Ahead Of Inauguration
Alex Cameron
New details emerging in last week's deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol are helping to strengthen the call for investigations into how it happened, as well as, the determination of law enforcement to make sure next week's inauguration is safe and secure. Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron has the latest developments.
New Details Emerge In Capitol Attack, Security Measures Increased Ahead Of Inauguration
Alex Cameron
New details emerging in last week's deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol are helping to strengthen the call for investigations into how it happened, as well as, the determination of law enforcement to make sure next week's inauguration is safe and secure. Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron has the latest developments.
OBI ‘Bio-linked’ Resource Helps Connect Donors With Blood Centers
William Blanchette
The Oklahoma Blood Institute is trying to make it easier for people to learn how to donate, while also giving people the opportunity to help with medical research.
OBI ‘Bio-linked’ Resource Helps Connect Donors With Blood Centers
William Blanchette
The Oklahoma Blood Institute is trying to make it easier for people to learn how to donate, while also giving people the opportunity to help with medical research.
IRS Delays Start Of Tax Filing Season To Include Stimulus Package Codes
News On 6
If you’re expecting a tax refund this year, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer. At this time, the deadline to file your taxes is still April 15.
IRS Delays Start Of Tax Filing Season To Include Stimulus Package Codes
News On 6
If you’re expecting a tax refund this year, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer. At this time, the deadline to file your taxes is still April 15.
Newkirk Mayor Believes Family Gravesites Were Targeted By Vandals
Grant Stephens
The mayor of Newkirk said his family has been harassed and threatened since a national newspaper misquoted him and connected him to the violence at the U.S. Capitol, but he said what’s happened now goes beyond anything he ever imagined.
Newkirk Mayor Believes Family Gravesites Were Targeted By Vandals
Grant Stephens
The mayor of Newkirk said his family has been harassed and threatened since a national newspaper misquoted him and connected him to the violence at the U.S. Capitol, but he said what’s happened now goes beyond anything he ever imagined.
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New Details Emerge In Capitol Attack, Security Measures Increased Ahead Of Inauguration
Alex Cameron
New details emerging in last week's deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol are helping to strengthen the call for investigations into how it happened, as well as, the determination of law enforcement to make sure next week's inauguration is safe and secure. Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron has the latest developments.
OBI ‘Bio-linked’ Resource Helps Connect Donors With Blood Centers
William Blanchette
The Oklahoma Blood Institute is trying to make it easier for people to learn how to donate, while also giving people the opportunity to help with medical research.
IRS Delays Start Of Tax Filing Season To Include Stimulus Package Codes
News On 6
If you’re expecting a tax refund this year, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer. At this time, the deadline to file your taxes is still April 15.
Newkirk Mayor Believes Family Gravesites Were Targeted By Vandals
Grant Stephens
The mayor of Newkirk said his family has been harassed and threatened since a national newspaper misquoted him and connected him to the violence at the U.S. Capitol, but he said what’s happened now goes beyond anything he ever imagined.
Officers On The Ground During Siege At US Capitol Speak Out
CBS News
As rioters swarmed the U.S. Capitol last week, about three dozen Washington, D.C., police officers made their stand in a hallway leading into the building as a mob of thousands pushed back. Two of those officers told CBS News they didn't think they would make it out of the confrontation alive — and one recalled protesters yelling that they would "Kill him with his own gun."
Some Parents Support, Some Angry With Tulsa Public Schools Online Learning Extension
Kristen Weaver
As the Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education voted to keep kids learning online, parents are reacting strongly, both in support of and against the decision.
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