Cheaper, stripped-down health plans could soon see a resurgence in Oklahoma, potentially reducing the number of uninsured while leaving policyholders with unexpected medical bills. A pair of recent moves by
Alessandra Cardenas, left, and Liam Lofland and Sadie Roedell do-si-do in a square dance performance at Nance Elementary.
The Clinton Public Foundation is now accepting nominations for the Outstanding Contribution to Education (OCE) Award. This award honors an individual who has gone above and beyond supporting the students
Aviation and Aerospace is trending among Oklahoma students, and the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission (OAC) has emphatically been a driving force of those trends. Through summer camp programs and primary through
Oklahoma tobacco retailers are increasingly not complying with state law regarding underage tobacco sales. Last year, Oklahoma tobacco retailers posted an overall non-compliance rate of about 18 percent, which risks
Floods across the state have brought to attention Oklahoma’s complacency in maintaining its watershed and conservation dam system, conservation offi cials said. State legislators have approved about $2 million for
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) is reporting the first three human cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) for the season. The cases have been confirmed in residents of
Rolling dough to make schnitka at Corn Bible Academy are Abby Foster, left, and Brooklyn Martinez.
Clinton High School students selected as ambassadors to the 2019 Hugh Obrian Youth Leadership Conference of Oklahoma (HOBY), held recently at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, were, from left, senior facilitator
Legislation to add school nurses or other designated employees to those who can administer life-saving opiate antagonists has been signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt. Current law only includes