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Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced last week the filing of an administrative action against CVS/Caremark that outlines alleged violations of the Patient’s Right to Pharmacy Choice Act. The filing targets the practice of “steering patients” to CVS pharmacies and prescription mail-order services and seeks to censure, suspend, place on probation or revoke the Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) license of CVS/Caremark. In addition, the Oklahoma Insurance Department (Department) will seek restitution and/or levy fines for each alleged violation.
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Seminole State College will host a free two-day Reach Higher: Reconnect event to help working adults learn more about completing their degrees on Tuesday, April 11, and Wednesday, April 12.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Historical Society will present “Perspectives in History,” the 2023 Oklahoma History Symposium, on Saturday, April 22, at the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City. This one-day symposium offers scholars, historians, authors and museum professionals a forum to share their work with history enthusiasts through presentations centered on topics in Oklahoma’s history. Four professional development sessions also will be offered for museum professionals, volunteers and students.
Read moreKate Barnard Correctional Center was once home to hundreds of female offenders. But when the prison closed in 2021, ODOC administrators had a vision for the facility – to give this space a second chance, much like the women who were once incarcerated here.
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Read moreThe Oklahoma Center for the Book in the Oklahoma Department of Libraries has announced the winners of the 20222023 My Favorite Book statewide writing competition for students in fourth through twelfth grades. This year 774 students representing public, private, charter and home schools participated in the competition, which requires them to write a letter to the author of a favorite book and explain how the book or one of the book’s characters impacted their life.
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