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Lawton SART team seeking volunteers

Genetic damage level similar in vapers and smokers: USC study

OSU receives $7 million grant for energy efficiency initiative

HMO placed under state supervision

OSDH: Accreditation benefited state, local health departments

City to host public hearing on unallocated CIP funds

U.S. ‘allergy capitals’: OKC 4th, Tulsa 5th; allergy seasons lasting longer, more intense

Common types of pollen: trees, grasses and weeds

City opens disposal site for discarded tree limbs

Crowe & Dunlevy selects executive committee

Armed bank robber sentenced to prison, must pay restitution

NLRB decision impacts severance agreement provisions

Top 11 Skills For Every Successful Entrepreneur

Camgian to bring air/missile defense operations to FISTA

Rural fund participants bring $100M in capital to invest in Oklahoma

Nigerian national sentenced for victimizing Oklahoma bank and others via cyber fraud

OSU announces creation of new 4-year nursing degree program

Okla. City investment firm exceeds $1B in transactions since 2016

Defining Mentorship & Coaching

Scattered rain not enough to improve soil conditions

Ranchers displeased with Biden rule on waterways

Fentanyl mixed with xylazine is lethal: 9 Oklahomans died

Sanders selected as broadband office executive director

Kia, Hyundai SUVs are hot commodity

EDITORIAL: Cache schools must work with county officials

Dates set for early voting

City to charge fee for failing to follow bulk waste guidelines

State averages 0.38 inch of rain in mid-March

Unconventional ways to advance your career

Pratt & Whitney to invest $255M in engine sustainment center near Tinker AFB

AAFB to conduct large formation exercise March 24

Polaris unveils new utility terrain vehicle

State House approves HB 2241

Mullin to host telephone town hall event

Amazon EVs join delivery fleet

Addressing Oklahoma’s child care needs

Eastern Oklahoma sees some drought relief

Safety: Keeping you and your clients protected

Mullin to host telephone town hall event

‘Be All You Can Be’: Army brings back old ad slogan