Cameras may be put in Oklahoma House
You may someday see your legislator live on your high-definition TV.
John McCarroll , executive director of the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority , told a House committee Thursday that the state’s public TV system will have the capability in about a month to televise live action in digital quality from the House and Senate floors or from committee rooms.
The House and Senate would have to find mone...
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