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Feb 27, 2024 · Join EPIC News Network; News Top Story. ENN Now: Season 5, Episode 20. by ENN Staff February 27, 2024. written by ENN Staff February 27, 2024. This week the students are looking at the investigation and response to the death of a student in Owasso. Plus, the legislature is looking at ways to protect Oklahomans from Artificial Intelligence.
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ENN Now: Capitol Updates
Mar 30, 2022 · Topping the news this week are three controversial bills at the state capitol. One of the most debated pieces of legislation won't be moving forward, at least for now. Plus, hear the apology to the "slap heard round the world."