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  3. Oklahoma ranks sixth in obesity, children offer bright spot in rankingsExternal
    NBC 4 Oklahoma City (KFOR) +My News 3 Hours Ago
    A national report ranks Oklahoma sixth in the nation in obese adults, up from eighth a year ago and at least the third increase in a row …
  4. Tribal casinos boost Oklahoma revenueExternal
    Examiner.com: Anchorage, Alaska +My News 1 Hour Ago
    Oklahoma state revenue from casinos operated by American Indian tribes increased by nearly 30 percent in fiscal year 2009, in part because of the …
  5. Showers and thunderstorms likely in OklahomaExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 7 Hours Ago
    Parts of central Oklahoma could see rain later today as a storm front in Oklahoma continues to move east across the state. . Parts of northern …
  6. Rain to follow extreme heat in OklahomaExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 21 Hours Ago
    Hot, dry weather will continue across Oklahoma as the weekend begins.. . The National Weather Service said an upper-level ridge of high pressure …
  7. Alternative energy’s impact on Oklahoma jobs eyedExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 19 Hours Ago
    Thousands of Oklahoma jobs are at stake as debate rages in Congress over how hard the Legislature should push to get Americans to shift from oil …
  8. Oklahoma Education BriefsExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 19 Hours Ago
    Students from 29 schools attend math workshops Students from 29 schools across the state attended math workshops at Oklahoma School of Science and …
  9. State revenues from tribal casinos increase by nearly 30 percentExternal
    NBC 4 Oklahoma City (KFOR) +My News 5 Hours Ago
    Oklahoma state revenue from casinos operated by American Indian tribes increased by nearly 30 percent in fiscal year 2009, to $105.6 million.. The …
  10. Group seeks higher standards for Oklahoma studentsExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 7/3/2009
    A report released by a regional education group calls for increasing standards for middle school math and reading assessments. The report, "Keeping …
  11. Fourth’s Fireworks to Go GreenerExternal
    ABC News +My News 4 Hours Ago
    For Philip Butler, a pyrotechnics aficionado with Fireworks by Grucci, the most artistic explosive display this year will be the Grucci Gold …
  12. Oklahoma farmers face hard year in wheatExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 7/3/2009
    One farmer called this year's wheat crop the worst in Oklahoma since 1955 after a barrage of droughts, freezes and late heavy rains. . Farmers in …
  13. Oklahoma!External
    London Times +My News 4 Hours Ago
    Most people love the songs, but the story of Oklahoma! is often dismissed as predictable. Remarkably, the director John Doyle, best known for his …
  14. Oklahoma deaths: Thursday, July 2, 2009External
    Oklahoman +My News 7/3/2009
    Dillard, Lavon, 88, retired nurse, died Sunday. Graveside services 2 p.m. today, Little Cemetery, Seminole (Criswell, Ada). . Curnutt, Margaret …
  15. Oklahoma’s alcohol habits outlined in studyExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 7/3/2009
    One in five adults aged 18 to 25 needed treatment for drug or alcohol abuse in 2007, according to a study released this week by the Substance Abuse …
  16. As America celebrates its independance today, we get our kicks on (what remains of) Route 66External
    Scotsman +My News 7/3/2009
    IT IS an American icon, 2,400 miles long, thousands are drawn to see it every year - yet it doesn't actually exist. When John Steinbeck gave Route …
  17. Wind opportunities blowing into OklahomaExternal
    Oklahoman +My News 7/3/2009
    SOME in Oklahoma put their finger to the wind and find ... opportunity. How great an opportunity is difficult to say. . Last week a consultant …
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