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Tulsa cancer patient now gets treatment closer to home thanks to OU, Hillcrest Partnership

Amy Slanchik A Tulsa woman now gets her cancer treatments five minutes from home, instead of in Oklahoma City, because of the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center's new partnership with Hillcrest.

By The Numbers: How research institutions in Oklahoma use NIH funding

Alex Cameron Research institutions in Oklahoma and across the country are scrambling to adjust to the Trump administration’s decision to cut National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding for medical and scientific research.

University Of Oklahoma's 14th President Is James Gallogly

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The University of Oklahoma regents approved the appointment of school's new president this morning. He is James L. Gallogly.

6 Investigates: 'Hire' Education

Alex Cameron

At a time when most government agencies have been attempting to cap their workforces, if not reduce them, state-supported higher education is doing just the opposite.

Coaches and doctors are top-paid state employees

David Boren undergoes surgery for herniated disc

News On 6 NORMAN, Okla. (AP) _ University of Oklahoma President David Boren is recovering after undergoing surgery today for a herniated disc.

University officials say Boren was hospitalized Tuesday with

David Boren undergoes surgery for herniated disc

OU Health Center sees grant increases

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Nearly $124-million in grants has helped the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center treat cancer, heart problems, diabetes and eye diseases in 2004.

The record high

OU Health Center sees grant increases

Congressman-elect Dan Boren to wed sister of former Oklahoma quarterback

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Wedding bells are in Congressman-elect Dan Boren's future.

Boren, son of former governor and US senator David Boren, is engaged to marry Andrea Heupel, sister of former

Congressman-elect Dan Boren to wed sister of former Oklahoma quarterback

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Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

Travis Meyer Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Thursday, April 24, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.

Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

Travis Meyer Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Thursday, April 24, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

David Prock A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized after being struck by a car while biking in Tulsa; the driver is cooperating with police.

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

David Prock A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized after being struck by a car while biking in Tulsa; the driver is cooperating with police.

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

Tyler Whitehead Oklahoma Human Services says the state has drastically cutdown the wait time on its Developmental Disabilities Services.

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

Tyler Whitehead Oklahoma Human Services says the state has drastically cutdown the wait time on its Developmental Disabilities Services.

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Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

Travis Meyer Oklahoma is facing multiple rounds of severe weather and heavy rainfall through Thursday, April 24, as a powerful storm system impacts much of the central United States.

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

David Prock A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized after being struck by a car while biking in Tulsa; the driver is cooperating with police.

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

Tyler Whitehead Oklahoma Human Services says the state has drastically cutdown the wait time on its Developmental Disabilities Services.

‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: Flood safety tips for Oklahomans

Anna Denison As heavy rains and storms continue across Oklahoma this spring, emergency officials urge residents to remain alert and follow key flood safety guidelines to protect themselves and their families.

Camp Bandage Event Teaches Kids First Aid, Emergency Preparedness

David Prock Camp Bandage teaches kids first aid and safety on May 3 in Broken Arrow, featuring fun activities, free food, and community learning.

Is Buying a Vacation Home Right for You? Key Factors to Consider This Summer

David Prock Thinking about a vacation home? Consider usage frequency, potential rental income, and lifestyle preferences. Buying might sound great, but there are some strategies that are worth thinking about.

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Tulsa cancer patient now gets treatment closer to home thanks to OU, Hillcrest Partnership

By The Numbers: How research institutions in Oklahoma use NIH funding

University Of Oklahoma's 14th President Is James Gallogly

6 Investigates: 'Hire' Education

OU Researchers Seek West Nile Virus Vaccine

Enrollment At OU Drops

Coaches and doctors are top-paid state employees

Coaches and doctors are top-paid state employees

David Boren undergoes surgery for herniated disc

David Boren undergoes surgery for herniated disc

OU Health Center sees grant increases

OU Health Center sees grant increases

Congressman-elect Dan Boren to wed sister of former Oklahoma quarterback

Congressman-elect Dan Boren to wed sister of former Oklahoma quarterback

Top Headlines

Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

Top Headlines

Severe storms, heavy rain to impact Oklahoma through Thursday

10-year-old Tulsa boy hospitalized after being hit by a car while riding his bike

Oklahoma Reduces Developmental Disabilities Services Wait Time from 13 Years to 1 Year

‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: Flood safety tips for Oklahomans

Camp Bandage Event Teaches Kids First Aid, Emergency Preparedness

Is Buying a Vacation Home Right for You? Key Factors to Consider This Summer