Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready has announced that the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) is actively investigating the unlicensed activity of Choice Home Warranty.
A bill that would allow city employees to carry firearms for protection at work passed out of the House of Representatives this week.
Clinton Public Schools will close for spring break all next week, and following is a list of activities and programs that will be available for kids during the week.
At a visit to Western Oklahoma Christian School, Corn Bible Academy seventh-graders give advice to fifth- and sixth-graders about what they can expect. Visible on the left, from bottom, are WOCS students Lilly Harney, Luke Bailey and Jace Roman Nose, and teacher Erin Funk. CBA students addressing the class, from left, are Jada Akin, Natalie Dlugonski, Daniella Massoumi, Jolee King, Paige Chervenka, Karissa Gordon, Jadyn Dungan and Emma Miller. CDN |Courtesy Photo
House Bill 2870, intended to provide contracting and reimbursement fairness for small rural Oklahoma hospitals, has passed in the House by a vote of 94 to 0.
AllianceHealth Clinton hospital volunteer coordinator Debbie Matz, left, watches as Terri Arganbright signs up as a blood donor for the Clinton Community Blood Drive, to be held from noon until 6 p.m. Tuesday at the First Christian Family Life Center, 111 S. 28th St. Donors get an alienthemed T-shirt and one free ticket to Frontier City. Drop in or schedule an appointment by calling (580) 323-8394. CDN | Robert S. Bryan