OETA Awarded Multiple Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters' Awards

OKLAHOMA CITY -March 28, 2022  - The Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters held its annual awards banquet on Friday night.

The OAB supports radio and television stations through the year. During its annual ceremony the organization recognizes excellence in broadcasting throughout the State of Oklahoma.

OETA was honored with multiple awards.

OETA’s weekly hour-long news program The Oklahoma News Report was awarded the prestigious “Investigative Reporting” award for their exceptional reporting that covered the controversial topic of cockfighting in Oklahoma.

The documentary team at OETA took home two awards for their work on the documentary Tulsa Race Massacre: 100 Years Later. The team was presented with the “Civil Discourse and Social Change” award, and the “Graphics” award for the visual and graphical elements found throughout the hour-long documentary.

The ceremony was held at the River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa.

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About OAB
The OAB is a non-profit organization of commercial radio and television stations organized to serve the public interest and promote the cooperation and prosperity of its members. A 12-member Board of Directors governs the OAB.

A valuable resource for its members, the OAB provides information about regulation, advertising, employee recruitment, education and training, and the myriad of issues affecting our changing industry.

About OETA
OETA provides essential educational content and services that inform, inspire, and connect Oklahomans to ideas and information that enrich our quality of life. We do this by consistently engaging Oklahomans with educational and public television programming, providing educational training and curriculum, outreach initiatives and online features that collectively encourage lifelong learning. For more information about education curriculum and programs, local productions, digital television, community resources and show schedules explore OETA.tv.