OETA
The Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA) is a statewide network that provides a diverse fare of public television programs to viewers across Oklahoma and in surrounding states.
OETA began with one transmitting station, little money, limited broadcast hours and a small, almost immeasurable audience. Today, with OETA’s statewide network of four transmitting stations and 15 translator stations, more than 1,800,000 viewers tune into OETA on a weekly basis.
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On this episode of OETA and the University of Oklahoma Outreach's Current Conversations, host Robert Con Davis-Undiano talks with Joshua Landis, the…
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Nearly a million Oklahomans suffer from mental illness or substance abuse so mental health facilities are using a triage approach to provide treatment.A…
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On this edition of OETA's weekly public affairs program Oklahoma Forum, how Oklahomans reacted to the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on…
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Cancer is a leading cause of death in Oklahoma, and in 2012, cancer treatment cost Oklahomans more than $713 million. And as death rates from cancer have…
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State Impact reporter Logan Layden discusses controversial Right-to-Farm legislation. A bill making its way through the legislature calls for a…
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State agencies are being asked to return to the Capitol to have an in-depth discussion about their budgets, the leaders of the House and the Senate said…
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Education policy is among the top concerns facing lawmakers as they begin a new legislative session at the state capitol. Recent policy debates over the…
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The cowboy is an American icon. The Hollywood image of the cowboys is lone, rugged and white, but in reality the old west was very diverse, and many of…
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New State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister faces big challenges in the effort to improve Oklahoma’s public education.A recently…
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Oklahoma motorists are enjoying some of the lowest gasoline prices in the nation. Prices have fallen as much as 90 cents in the past six months, with some…