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Lawmakers Battle CVS 90-Day Prescription Confusion
Haley Weger
Some Oklahomans are now forced to take more trips to the pharmacy and pay more for their prescriptions. Some CVS Caremark customers were notified that they could no longer get refills of their 90-day prescriptions because of a state law passed in 2019.
Hot Seat: State Rep. Marcus McEntire
Scott Mitchell
News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell was joined in The Hot Seat by State Rep. Marcus McEntire to discuss health information exchange.
WATCH: Everything You Need To Know About Health Information Exchange (HIE)
News 9
News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell talks with Rep. Marcus McEntire, R-Norman, about the Health Information Exchange. It's been a topic of controversy across Oklahoma, but McEntire says it's mostly been the product of confusion and misinformation.
News 9's Haley Weger Previews Oklahoma's 59th Legislative Session
Haley Weger
This year's legislative session is just a few days away, and over 3,000 bills will be presented at the Capitol. We'll hear about reform in education, crime and punishment, healthcare and more.
Health Watch Oklahoma (June 15, 2022)
News 9
Oklahoma lawmakers and Gov. Stitt have agreed on a new Medicaid structure which goes into effect July 1st. Why is this change so significant and how will it affect Oklahoma’s health outcomes? Join Dr. Larry Bookman, M.D. with guests Rep. Marcus McEntire and state medical association president Dr. David Holden, M.D.
Oklahoma Healthcare Authority Votes To Privatize SoonerCare
News On 6
SoonerCare is going private after a vote by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. Medicaid is the state's second-largest expense behind education, costing around a billion dollars, adding in federal money, it is a $7 billion agency. Now, much of their work will be outsourced to a private company all without a vote from lawmakers. Oklahoma Representative Marcus McEntire said, "My legitimate prayer is that you and the governor will come to the house that you will work with us or not try to cram tho
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Chance for scattered showers this weekend
News On 6
By Saturday morning, winds will return from the south ahead of a stronger upper-level system expected to brush the Central Plains states Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Chance for scattered showers this weekend
News On 6
By Saturday morning, winds will return from the south ahead of a stronger upper-level system expected to brush the Central Plains states Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle
Alex Cameron
The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.
Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle
Alex Cameron
The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.
Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival
MaKayla Glenn
A Mannford woman, Ilia Stanfield, is coping with the aftermath of devastating fires that destroyed her home and many of her animals. Days after the fire, she found one of her chickens, Hazel, alive, roaming around the property. Hazel's resilience has given Ilia hope, reminding her that if the chicken can survive, so can she.
Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival
MaKayla Glenn
A Mannford woman, Ilia Stanfield, is coping with the aftermath of devastating fires that destroyed her home and many of her animals. Days after the fire, she found one of her chickens, Hazel, alive, roaming around the property. Hazel's resilience has given Ilia hope, reminding her that if the chicken can survive, so can she.
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Chance for scattered showers this weekend
News On 6
By Saturday morning, winds will return from the south ahead of a stronger upper-level system expected to brush the Central Plains states Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Cherry Blossom Festival begins as D.C. trees start their bloom cycle
Alex Cameron
The cherry trees are starting to bloom in the nation's capital. People come from all over to see the blossoms.
Mannford woman finds hope after devastating fires through hen's survival
MaKayla Glenn
A Mannford woman, Ilia Stanfield, is coping with the aftermath of devastating fires that destroyed her home and many of her animals. Days after the fire, she found one of her chickens, Hazel, alive, roaming around the property. Hazel's resilience has given Ilia hope, reminding her that if the chicken can survive, so can she.
Sapulpa family heartbroken and willing to fight for justice for their 17-year-old murdered son
Chloe Abbott
A Sapulpa family is mourning the loss of their 17-year-old son, Layson Davis, who was murdered in Minnesota. Randy Davis says it's hard waking up every day without his son, but he finds strength in knowing he'll fight to bring justice for Layson.
George Foreman, boxing legend and entrepreneur, dies at 76
CBS News
Foreman won two heavyweight championships, fought Muhammad Ali in the 'Rumble in the Jungle' and captured gold in the 1968 Olympics.
Mannford Public Schools delaying return to classrooms due to soot, smoke, ash
Katie Alexander
Mannford Public Schools says they are planning to return to class on Thursday, March 27. They say this is due to the amount of soot, smoke, and ash at several district facilities.
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