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CNBC Ranks Oklahoma the 3rd Worst Place in the U.S. to Live & Work in 2022!
CNBC Ranks Oklahoma the 3rd Worst Place in the U.S. to Live & Work in 2022!
CNBC Ranks Oklahoma the 3rd Worst Place in the U.S. to Live & Work in 2022!
CNBC just released their 'America's Top States' report and ranked Oklahoma as the 3rd worst place to live and work in the U.S. Sure the Sooner State isn't perfect and we've got some work to do, but to be listed as the 3rd worst place to live in the country is more than a little insulting.
Health Experts and Vets Warn Oklahomans About Recent Mosquito Population
Health Experts and Vets Warn Oklahomans About Recent Mosquito Population
Health Experts and Vets Warn Oklahomans About Recent Mosquito Population
If you've been outside at all over the past week or so you certainly don't need me to tell you this, there's mosquitoes everywhere! With all the recent rain we've seen it's taken the mosquito population and doubled, maybe even tripled it. Over the July 4th weekend it was a nightmare of constantly spraying repellent on yourself and lighting Citronella candles.
Lawton Has Been Presented an OK. Healthy Community Award!
Lawton Has Been Presented an OK. Healthy Community Award!
Lawton Has Been Presented an OK. Healthy Community Award!
Lawton, Fort Sill is now a five time winner of the Oklahoma Excellence Certified Healthy Community award or certification. The award recognizes Oklahoma communities, businesses and organizations that are working to make their cities a better and healthier place to live and work.
Cops Punch, Drag Diabetic Man From Car After Assuming He’s Drunk
Cops Punch, Drag Diabetic Man From Car After Assuming He’s Drunk
Cops Punch, Drag Diabetic Man From Car After Assuming He’s Drunk
A 70-year-old San Antonio man was punched by a police officer and dragged from his car after suffering a diabetic episode, causing him to pass out in his vehicle while in the turning lane of a street. When cops arrived, Thomas Mathieu was unconscious behind the wheel, leading cops to assume he was intoxicated...
Working the Late Shift Could Give You a Heart Attack
Working the Late Shift Could Give You a Heart Attack
Working the Late Shift Could Give You a Heart Attack
While some may prefer the relative quiet of working the late shift, a new study says that after-hours work may be bad for your health. In fact, the study says, working the graveyard shift may actually give you a heart attack or stroke.

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