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Cherokee Nation Breaks Ground On New Hospital
Emory Bryan
The Cherokee Nation plans to build a new hospital in Tahlequah, to replace the current Hastings Hospital built in the 1980s. The $400 million project kicked off Thursday.
OSU holds bioterrorism workshop for medical field
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Public health officials across the country are scrambling to provide updated information on chemical and biological terrorism to medical workers.
That was the purpose of a training here in Tulsa
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Oklahoma woman stole $1.5 million from elderly women in romance scams, officials say
CBS News
A Pawnee woman faces charges for stealing $1.5 million through online romance scams, according to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.
Oklahoma woman stole $1.5 million from elderly women in romance scams, officials say
CBS News
A Pawnee woman faces charges for stealing $1.5 million through online romance scams, according to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.
Oklahoma woman among finalists in $1 million Lay’s 'Do Us a Flavor' contest
Brian Smallwood
Sapulpa woman’s recipe makes national spotlight as voting opens April 21st.
Oklahoma woman among finalists in $1 million Lay’s 'Do Us a Flavor' contest
Brian Smallwood
Sapulpa woman’s recipe makes national spotlight as voting opens April 21st.
State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers
Brian Smallwood
Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.
State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers
Brian Smallwood
Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.
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Oklahoma woman stole $1.5 million from elderly women in romance scams, officials say
CBS News
A Pawnee woman faces charges for stealing $1.5 million through online romance scams, according to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.
Oklahoma woman among finalists in $1 million Lay’s 'Do Us a Flavor' contest
Brian Smallwood
Sapulpa woman’s recipe makes national spotlight as voting opens April 21st.
State to terminate contracts with 3 Tulsa County mental health providers
Brian Smallwood
Thousands could lose access to care as mental health clinics face sudden contract termination notices.
Six-star weather returns to Green Country Friday before gusty south winds bring warmer weather Sunday
News On 6
Oklahoma weather brings sunny skies and warm temperatures through the weekend, with strong south winds and above normal highs by Sunday. A cold front moves across the area early next week, followed by a midweek storm chance that could bring strong to severe thunderstorms across parts of the state.
Tulsa jewelry brand shines at 112th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C.
Jayden Brannon
Tulsa's Rustic Cuff honors influential women at the 112th First Lady's Luncheon with custom bracelets, celebrating strength and resilience.
Outdoor Life with Tess: Sequoyah students build skills through trap shooting
Tess Maune
Sequoyah Public Schools' trap shooting team is helping students build confidence, focus and friendships through a fast-growing sport that blends competition with life lessons.
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