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Oklahoma school psychologist shares tips for a smoother back-to-school transition

Thursday, August 6 by News 9

NORMAN, Okla. - Students across the state will soon return to the classroom, and a new year, a new grade or a new school can cause new challenges emotionally or mentally. One Oklahoma school psychologist says there are steps parents can take in helping prepare students headed back to school. Kelli Hopper is one of 17 psychologists... Read More.

Local farmer shares concerns about minimum wage state question

Thursday, June 11 by KOKH

Local farmer shares concerns about minimum wage state question. (Mason Bolay) PERRY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma's primary election is one week away, and voters will decide on a state question to raise the minimum wage. Farmers across the state are raising concerns about the state question, including Perry farmer Mason Bolay. "I'm a fifth-generation farmer," Bolay told FOX... Read More.

New report shares how legalization of medical marijuana has impacted Oklahoma

Friday, March 6 by News 9

OKLAHOMA CITY - A new report shares the impact medical marijuana has had on Oklahoma since its legalization in 2018. The latest national survey for 2021/2022 showed that Oklahoma ranked number three in the nation for past-month marijuana use in youth. In 2017/2018, the state ranked 43. The report also showed that since legalizing medical marijuana in... Read More.

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Tulsa Health Department shares raw milk risks as Oklahoma bills advance

Wednesday, February 25 by KTUL

Raw milk is back in the spotlight at the Oklahoma Capitol as lawmakers consider a proposal that would expand where unpasteurized milk can be sold directly to consumers, even as public health officials warn about the potential risks. Raw milk, which has not been pasteurized to remove harmful bacteria, is currently legal to buy directly... Read More.

Iran taunts Trump with assassination threat, shares chilling image from Pennsylvania rally

Thursday, January 15 by TNND

TEHRAN, IRAN - JANUARY 8: Fires are lit as protesters rally on January 8, 2026 in Tehran, Iran. Demonstrations have been ongoing since December, triggered by soaring inflation and the collapse of the rial, and have expanded into broader demands for political change. (Photo by Anonymous/Getty Images) (TNND) — Iran taunted and threatened President Donald Trump... Read More.

ConocoPhillips plans up to 25% workforce cut, shares slide

Friday, September 5 by News 6

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - ConocoPhillips says it will reduce its global workforce by 20% to 25%, a move affecting thousands of employees and contractors as the company restructures following its 2024 Marathon Oil acquisition. Shares fell more than 4% on Wednesday, Sept. 3. By the Numbers: The range: 20% to 25% of ConocoPhillips’ global... Read More.

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Doctor on Call: Oklahoma pediatrician shares summer safety tips, from sunburns to bug bites

Tuesday, July 15 by News 9

TULSA, Okla. - As Oklahoma temperatures rise and families spend more time outside, a local pediatrician is reminding parents to prioritize summer safety, especially when it comes to sunburns, insect bites, and sensitive skin. Dr. Courtney Sauls with Ascension St. John Medical Center shared tips this week on how to protect kids from seasonal risks and which... Read More.

100 Deadliest Days: AAA Oklahoma shares summer dangers for teen drivers

Friday, July 4 by News 9

OKLAHOMA CITY - Throughout the entire year, more than 30% of deaths on the road occur during the time between Memorial Day and Labor Day, according to the American Automobile Association. AAA said, on average, eight people are killed per day in crashes involving teenagers during the summer, compared to an average... Read More.

EMSA Shares Cold Weather Safety Tips

Tuesday, January 7 by Ponca City Now

TULSA, OKLA. (KTUL) — Dangerously cold temperatures in Green Country, paramedics say to look out for frostbite and hypothermia. “Frostbite can cause numbness and discoloration in fingers and toes and other exposed areas. That’s why we recommend those hats, gloves, and other items to protect yourself. And then hypothermia symptoms are more severe, and those include... Read More.

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Keep Holiday Fun Safe: Pediatrician Shares Tips To Prevent Toy-Related Injuries

Monday, December 23 by Ponca City Now

Approximately 217,000 children are treated in emergency rooms annually for toy-related injuries. With Christmas coming up, you want to make sure your child doesn’t end up in the hospital. Pediatrician Dr. Scott Cyrus answered some questions on ways to avoid the dangers. Q: What are some ways to prevent those injuries? A: You really have to make sure you’re... Read More.

OSDH Shares Food Safety Tips for the Holidays

Tuesday, November 21 by Lyman James

OKLAHOMA CITY – Every year, approximately one in six Americans become ill with a foodborne illness, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The symptoms usually include nausea, vomiting and/or diarrhea, all of which are unwelcome at the holidays. To prevent illness, the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) reminds everyone to practice... Read More.

Audio: Terri Busch Shares Update from Pioneer Technology Center

Monday, November 7 by Lyman James

Terri Busch, Marketing Director for Pioneer Technology Center, joined Shaun & Ted Monday morning on WBBZ's Morning Buzz to share the latest news from Pioneer Technology Center. That includes the 4th Annual Holiday Market on Thursday November 17th, from 9am til 2pm in the Conference Center. You can shop handcrafted items from many programs... Read More.