For Oklahoma Watch, 2018 was the year when we plunged into visuals.
Whether it was the elections, the teacher walkout or stories on education, the death penalty, drug addiction or a rural hospital closing, we enveloped you in imagery: short and longer videos, slide shows, interactive maps and graphics, 360 video, photos and live video feeds from the State Capitol, news scenes and our public forums.
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by Whitney Bryen, Oklahoma Watch
December 24, 2018
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