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Seminole State College held a disaster training event for nursing students on Feb. 22 inside the Enoch Kelly Haney Center on campus.

The Oklahoma Sheriffs Association (“OSA”), Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police (“OACP”), and Oklahoma District Attorneys Association (“ODAA”) Monday announced the formation of the Oklahoma Public Safety Coalition (“OPSC”).

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From The Files of The Seminole Producer WASHINGTON – A federal judge Friday order the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) to begin desegregation proceedings against all public school systems of 10 states and some school systems in six others. U.S. District Judge John H.

A former Oklahoma City physician, charged in 2016 with 29 felony counts and one misdemeanor, pleaded guilty last week to Medicaid fraud and multiple drug offenses.

The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has become aware of inaccurate and misleading communications affecting Oklahoma consumers. Several large employers have sent letters to their employees with erroneous information regarding changes to their CVS/Caremark prescription program.

One of the state’s most significant figures in music history will be celebrated at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Monday, March 6.

Commissioner Bob Anthony is raising more questions about the 2021 fuel costs of Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG), Oklahoma Gas & Electric, and Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO).

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced last week that McAlester residents, Billy James Menees, age 29, and Ashley Dawn Marie Schardein, age 27, were both found guilty by a federal jury of one count of Child Abuse in Indian Country and one count of Child...

This spring, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden, in partnership with Pepsi and Aquafina, are inviting all Oklahoma students, K-12, to participate in this year’s annual Pepsi Vending Machine Art Contest happening now through Saturday, April 22, 2023.