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Tulsa Couple Celebrates Six Decades of Love at State Fair

Tulsa Couple Celebrates Six Decades of Love at State Fair

Tulsa Couple Celebrates Six Decades of Love at State Fair
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Lawton Newspaper Endorses Nuclear Campus Project in Oklahoma, Backed by Governor Stitt

Lawton Newspaper Endorses Nuclear Campus Project in Oklahoma, Backed by Governor Stitt

The Lawton Constitution, an Oklahoma newspaper, has published an opinion piece endorsing the proposed Nuclear Campus project in Oklahoma. This endorsement aligns with the support already expressed by Governor Kevin Stitt and his former Energy Secretary, Jeff Starling. The newspaper's editorial highlights nuclear power as a crucial solution for the nation's growing electricity demands, stating that 'Managed correctly... it’s easy to see nuclear power as a much-needed boost to the nation’s ravenous electrical needs.' The editorial acknowledges public hesitation but urges consideration of current science and regulations over historical fears or fictional portrayals of nuclear energy. It emphasizes the constant need for electricity in modern life, from everyday gadgets to data centers, as a justification for exploring nuclear power.
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Scientists warn permanent daylight saving time could bring problems

Scientists warn permanent daylight saving time could bring problems

While the Sunshine Protection Act remains stalled in the Senate, experts are warning that permanent daylight saving time could harm health.
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Boil Order Lifted for Slick Public Water Supply in Creek County, Oklahoma

Boil Order Lifted for Slick Public Water Supply in Creek County, Oklahoma

The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has announced the lifting of a boil order for the Slick Public Water Supply (PWS) in Creek County, Oklahoma. The water is now deemed safe for human consumption. The boil order was initially issued due to the detection of E. coli in the water supply. State and federal regulations mandate that customers be notified when public drinking water is determined to be unsafe. The DEQ is responsible for regulating over 1,250 public water supplies across Oklahoma, requiring all of them to submit regular samples for routine testing to ensure water safety. The lifting of the order indicates that subsequent tests have confirmed the absence of harmful bacteria, and the water quality has returned to acceptable standards.
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Ohio State gained ground with several recruits following Maryland win

Ohio State gained ground with several recruits following Maryland win

Ohio State played host to a handful of recruits for the Maryland game and gained ground with multiple blue-chip prospects
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Which states will save the most from Trump’s diesel plan?

Which states will save the most from Trump’s diesel plan?

U.S. President Donald Trump recently announced a diesel deal with Russia. How will it impact your finances?
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Georgia's US LBM Coaches Poll ranking after win over Alabama

Georgia's US LBM Coaches Poll ranking after win over Alabama

The Georgia Bulldogs are the new No. 1 team in college football after winning on the road against the Alabama Crimson Tide
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Drew Jonathan Partner with Home Instead to Offer Future-Focused Home Planning Solutions

Drew Jonathan Partner with Home Instead to Offer Future-Focused Home Planning Solutions

Drew Jonathan Partner with Home Instead to Offer Future-Focused Home Planning Solutions
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'Lost all faith': Why this ex-Trump supporter is skipping his rally

'Lost all faith': Why this ex-Trump supporter is skipping his rally

President Donald Trump is headed to Arizona’s reddest GOP voters before the midterm. Not every Republican is happy about his arrival.
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Tulsa County Commissioner Advocates for Independent Technical Review of Data Center Proposals

Tulsa County Commissioner Advocates for Independent Technical Review of Data Center Proposals

Tulsa County Commissioner Stan Sallee is advocating for communities to have access to an independent technical resource to evaluate data center development proposals. This idea was shared during a recent interim study on data center developments in Oklahoma, led by Rep. Mark Chapman (R-Broken Arrow). Sallee and Chapman both emphasized the importance of communities understanding a project's design and location before making approval decisions. Sallee highlighted that local leaders face significant decisions regarding power capacity, water supply, water treatment, noise, and the proximity of industrial facilities to homes. He noted that information often comes from utilities and companies with financial interests in the projects, suggesting that an additional, unbiased resource would help local boards better evaluate this information. The goal is not increased government regulation but rather a tool for officials to vet information effectively.
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Flood Threat Grows Across the Plains as Simon Moves North

Flood Threat Grows Across the Plains as Simon Moves North

Hurricane Simon’s remnants are expected to push tropical moisture northward, fueling repeated rounds of storms and a multiday flood threat across the central United States through Thursday. A Level 2 out of 5 severe storm risk is in place for the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, while flash flooding could affect northern Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. By Wednesday, the flood threat is expected to increase across western Kansas, much of Missouri and western Illinois, including Kansas City, St. Louis and Wichita. Rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches could stretch nearly 1,000 miles from northern Texas to Illinois. While the rain may ease persistent drought in parts of the region, heavy downpours could cause dangerous flooding.
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A breakup now costs $4,540, and each state sets the bill

A breakup now costs $4,540, and each state sets the bill

A lender puts a price on splitting up and moving out, but an outdated rule skews which state hurts most.