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Oklahoma Human Services DDS hiring case managers to push for no-wait services state goal

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma Human Services Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) is hiring new case managers to advance its goal of making Oklahoma a no-wait state for services. Case managers help people navigate DDS and collaborate with the person receiving services, their family, and their support team to...

Oklahoma · 4d

Nerdy Digest

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Why So Many Homes in Tornado Alley Have an Underground Storm Shelter

Drive through central Oklahoma in the spring and you’ll notice something about nearly every backyard: a steel hatch flush with the ground, surrounded by worn concrete. It doesn’t look like much. Neighbors know exactly what it is. That small underground room is a cultural and practical fixture in Tornado Alley, and its presence tells you ... Read more

Tornado Alley, AL · 3d

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Oklahoma’s new Corporation Commissioner discusses impact on utility bills as energy demand grows

Scott Mitchell speaks with Oklahoma’s newest Corporation Commissioner, Brad Boles, to discuss affordability as the state’s energy demands continue to grow. BOK Financial’s chief investment officer says newly elected Democratic Socialists are worth watching, but their numbers are unlikely to fundamentally change economic policy. 5 hours ago.

Oklahoma · 4d

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Oklahoma pharmacies to receive $2.1 million from CVS settlement

More than $2.1 million from a settlement with CVS Caremark will be distributed to over 900 Oklahoma pharmacies to ensure pharmacy benefit managers comply with state law.

Oklahoma · 2d

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Oklahoma AG seeks court-ordered discovery on Inola smelter’s owners, funding and ties

ROGERS COUNTY, Okla. — Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is attempting to learn more about the two companies behind the proposed smelter in Inola. Drummond filed a discovery motion in Rogers County on November 9. If approved, Century Aluminum Company and Aluminum Oklahoma would have to provide the following information:

Inola, OK · 2d

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Oklahoma AG seeks court-ordered discovery on Inola smelter’s owners, funding and ties

Inola, OK · 2d

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Family announces passing of Bob Mills Furniture Founder Bob Mills

Oklahoma · 2d

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PSO customers to see permanent rate increase beginning in December

TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulators have approved a permanent rate increase for Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers following months of interim billing. The commission voted 2-1 Thursday to approve a 3.55% increase, replacing a temporary $11 monthly charge residential customers began paying in July. Here’s what customers...

Tulsa, OK · 5d

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Property-tax measures passed in Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina on Nov. 3 but failed in Wyoming and Oklahoma, while Louisiana voters added new senior exemptions

Property-tax measures passed in Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina on Nov. 3, while voters in Wyoming and Oklahoma rejected theirs and Louisiana voters approved new exemptions for older homeowners, according to unofficial results. The measures work in very different ways. Only Florida’s changes a homeowner’s bill as soon as 2027, and none of the totals […] The post Property-tax measures passed in Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina on Nov. 3 but failed in Wyoming and Oklahoma, while Louisiana voters added new senior exemptions appeared first on The Money Overview .

North Carolina · 5d

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Commissioner Mulready Approves Loss-Cost Reduction for 2027 Workers’ Compensation

Commissioner Glen Mulready today announced that the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has approved a 4.8% decrease in workers’ compensation insurance loss costs for 2027. This reduction means lower premiums for many Oklahoma businesses. Loss costs are an industry measure of the anticipated cost of workplace injuries, including medical treatment...

Oklahoma · 4d

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AARP disappointed over regulators’ approval PSO rate decision

AARP Oklahoma is disappointed over the Oklahoma Corporation Commission vote of allowing a 3.55% rate increase for Public Service Company of Oklahoma. Sean Voskuhl, state director responded with a statement after the commission’s 2-1 vote. “While we are pleased the Oklahoma Corporation Commission significantly reduced PSO’s requested rate increase,...

Oklahoma · 2d

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Littlefield sells convenience stores in Arkansas and Oklahoma

In what was “a pretty tough decision,” Aaron Littlefield III, president of Fort Smith-based Littlefield Companies, confirmed that the company sold its 25 convenience stores in Arkansas and Oklahoma to Green Trail Fuels. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Green Trail was formed in early 2026 as...

Arkansas · 6d

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Wichita Falls business owner faces social media setback

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - For Marcus McGee, social media had become a major part of running his business. But in October 2024, he says hackers took over his Facebook account, changing its name, profile picture and recovery information. McGee says the page was connected to his business, Maniac’s Mansion,...

Wichita Falls, TX · 5d

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Cheba Hut Signs Eight-Unit Deal to Fire Up Oklahoma Expansion

Multi-Unit Franchise Group Signs Development Deal for Oklahoma City and Tulsa Markets. Led by entrepreneurs Rose Taylor and Steven VanCauwenbergh, the expansion comes after their first Oklahoma City spot quickly became one of the brand’s top-performing restaurants. The duo is keeping that momentum going with new spots in Edmond and Norman, alongside plans to enter the Tulsa market starting in 2027.

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d

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News On 6 Sunday AM Newscast 11/8/2026

Senator Paul Rosino and Jason Dunnington discuss Oklahoma’s energy industry, from keeping oil and gas engineers in the state to rising energy costs and affordability. The midterm elections brought a major blue wave across the nation. Oklahoma’s Own Political Analyst Scott Mitchell and D.C. Correspondent Alex Cameron discuss what it means for Oklahoma Republicans and whether Democrats are gaining momentum heading into future elections.

Oklahoma · 3d

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News On 6 Saturday AM Newscast 11/7/2026

Oklahoma · 4d

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Rosino proposes tax credits to keep oil and gas engineers in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Sen. Paul Rosino, R-Oklahoma City, plans to file legislation for the 2027 session that would offer tax credits to engineers who take jobs in Oklahoma’s oil and natural gas industry and to the companies that hire them. “Like many sectors across the country, Oklahoma’s...

Oklahoma · 5d

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Your Money Matters: New house members could influence future economic policy, BOK Financial says

BOK Financial’s chief investment officer says newly elected Democratic Socialists are worth watching, but their numbers are unlikely to fundamentally change economic policy. Scott Mitchell speaks with Oklahoma’s newest Corporation Commissioner, Brad Boles, to discuss affordability as the state’s energy demands continue to grow. Watch News On...

Oklahoma · 4d

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WORKlahoma job fair connects Lawton job seekers with employers

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - The WORKlahoma job fair came to Lawton Wednesday, giving people a chance to meet employers face-to-face — including one woman hoping to put her three college degrees to work. Two bachelor’s degrees, a master’s degree and research experience — Zaria Kamara has plenty to bring...

Lawton, OK · 6d

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Not Your Average Joe closes two Oklahoma locations after losing state funding

Two Oklahoma coffee shops known for providing employment and job training to people with disabilities have closed after losing state funding for a work-based learning program. Not Your Average Joe announced Monday that its Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations had closed after its contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services was not renewed.

Choctaw, OK · 8d

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