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Oklahoma has tried to lower the cost of prescriptions. A federal law stands in the way
Oliver Lackey opened a pharmacy in his hometown of Fairview, Oklahoma, so he could “provide the best patient care.” He set up shop a decade ago in the local grocery store with “zero prescriptions.” Before long, business took off — yet he was still struggling. “I was getting more patients and was filling...
Oklahoma’s Safest Colleges and Universities
With so many of Oklahoma's newest young adults headed off to college, the new school safety rankings have dropped for the year. None of the schools you'd expect to see on this list appear here, but the real shockers stand the test of time. Smaller schools and the smallest towns tend to be the safest places to send your kids.
Oklahoma high school football takeaways from opening day of 2024 practices
High school football practices are back underway in Oklahoma. Some teams kicked things off at midnight early Monday morning, while others waited a little and got some rest before beginning their first day. ...
'Unreasonable': $250k for Okla. public schools inhaler funds stalled in OSDE
With thousands of kids headed back to class some state lawmakers are frustrated that every school won't have emergency inhalers as those funds stalled in the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
Guthrie Softball splits season-opening doubleheader at Pryor Festival
The Guthrie Lady Jays softball team kicked off their season with a split at the Pryor Festival, securing an 8-4 victory over Coweta in their opening game before falling 4-0 to Pryor. The Lady Jays, who reached last year’s state championship game, showed both their offensive power and areas for...
Skylar Hendrix’s resilience and perseverance shine in Taekwondo competition
Skylar Hendrix, an 11-year-old taekwondo competitor, has shown great resilience and perseverance as she dreams of the Olympics, despite suffering a broken toe and foot, thanks to the support of her coach and doctor. The post Skylar Hendrix’s resilience and perseverance shine in Taekwondo competition appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Vacay in HELL! Were Oklahoma Students Drugged and Targeted for Organ Harvesting in Mexico?
TULSA, OK – Two Oklahoma college students who were reportedly drugged while on vacation at a Mexican resort may have been targeted for human trafficking or organ harvesting, according to a concerned family member. The incident has sparked alarm among their loved ones and raised awareness about the potential dangers facing travelers.
Oklahoma contractor charged with embezzlement over $1 million
TULSA, Okla. (KOAM) -- An Oklahoma contractor is being charged with embezzlement after taking more than $1 million from customers. According to the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office, the contractor, Todd Douglas Briggs, who operated T Briggs Construction and Oasis Pools and Outdoor Living allegedly took more than $1.2 million from 17 customers for home or pool construction.
Sports betting conversations take center stage at Oklahoma Indian Gaming Conference
OKLAHOMA CITY — Thousands of people are in Oklahoma City to discuss tribal gaming and the hope of bringing sports betting to the state. Sports betting and mobile betting are growing across the country. At the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Conference, it's a big topic. Tribal leaders said they want...
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