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A Tuesday press release from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) confirmed and notified the Center for Disease Control (CDC) of the state’s first death of a child from influenza this season. The death occurred in a southeastern Oklahoma child under the age of five. Although this was the first child 5 years old or younger claimed by influenza, older age groups have already reported victims in the state.
Read moreOklahoma State Auditor & Inspector Cindy Byrd today released her forensic audit report for the City of Wynnewood. This audit was requested by a citizen petition asking the State Auditor and Inspector’s Office (SA&I) to look into several areas of concern occurring between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2021.
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Tuesday night marked the 2024 Basketball Homecoming for Bowlegs Public Schools. Pictured above (l-r) is the court, which consisted of Bentley Hall, Kendall Perkins, Cayxin Parsons, Kloe Oyler, Hudson Jasna, Cira Parsons, Trae Benefield, Haylie Harmon, Jacob Lewis, Ashley Rollings (Queen), Toby Kraut, Kaitlyn Oliver, Jacob Milner, Trinity McCoy, David Valero, Abby Brashears, Tylar Lee and Addison Wyatt.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — If you don’t wash winter off your car, costly repair bills could clean out your wallet instead. With this week’s springlike temperatures across the Sooner State, AAA is reminding drivers to get their cars washed – especially the undercarriage – in order to reduce the potential for rust damage and the corrosion of brake and fuel lines caused by winter road salts.
Read moreWASHINGTON (UPI) – The White House said today President Nixon “will respectfully decline” to appear personally in a California court but a spokesman did not rule out the possibility Nixon may submit written statements.
Read moreDear Dave, Are home warranties a waste of money if you already have a fully-funded emergency fund containing six months, or even more, of expenses set aside?
Read moreOklahoma Baptist University will welcome Dr. Alex Himaya Feb. 7 to the Recreation and Wellness Center where he will deliver the Founders’ Day chapel message at 10 a.m.
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The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden is pleased to announce the first birth of an endangered Francois langur at the Zoo. Born to mother Pam and father Ripley on Sunday, January 28 at the langur habitat in Sanctuary Asia, the infant langur is welcome news for conservationists. The sex of the infant langur has not been determined, therefore it has not yet been named.
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