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Commissioner Advises Insurers to Delay Non-renewals
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak has issued a bulletin to all Oklahoma-licensed property and casualty insurers...
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Coffee could save your life
If you think caffeine gives you a jump start in the morning, it may actually give you more. According to...
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Red Cross urging heat safety during hottest week yet
OKLAHOMA CITY – The hottest temperatures of the year so far are expected this week. The American Red Cross of...
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Dementia patient survives four days in the woods
OKLAHOMA CITY – Neighbors said Carl Barnes has a tendency to wander off. Buffie Davis told us, “Usually when he...
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Hollywood photographer raising money for Okla. tornado victims
MOORE, Okla. – Hollywood photographer Tyler Shields is reaching to help victims of the recent Oklahoma tornadoes. Just three days...
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Health Dept. offering free well water tests after floods
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma City-County Health Department is offering free tests for private wells that may have been contaminated...
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President tours tornado damage, Plaza Towers
Air Force One touched down at Tinker Air Force Base just before noon. In the midst of total destruction, President...
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CDC: Public pools not as clean as you think
Just in time for pools to open across the state, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have come out with a new study about what’s lurking...
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FDA deems new drug “breakthrough” for breast cancer
Mercy’s nurse genetic counselor Sharon Nall joined us in studio to talk about what women can do. Researchers at UCLA...
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Bryan’s lover makes shocking statement about defendant
EL RENO, Okla. – A shocking slip of the tongue on the witness stand Monday from a former lover of...
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Metro woman sentenced in adoption scam
OKLAHOMA CITY – An Oklahoma City woman has been sentenced in federal court, accused of running an elaborate adoption scam....
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Should student test scores be thrown out?
OKLAHOMA CITY – Thousands of sixth through 12th graders will have to retake their state required end-of-year tests next week...
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