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If asked to offered their unfiltered reactions to the word “ozone,” many people might not hesitate to say, “It’s bad.” But ozone is more complex than that and can actually be good.

May 2, 1971 President Elmer Tanner of Seminole Junior College presented a check of $50 to Darrell King, a freshman at Seminole Junior College, for winning the Carl Albert speech award at the college. King in competition this past week also won the State Carl Albert Contest.

As of this advisory, there are 448,305 (374 new today) cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma. 251 is today’s 7-day rolling average for the number of new cases reported.

Social media is ubiquitous, with new platforms cropping up each year. Social media can be an outlet for communication and is designed to bridge the distance between users around the world.

Wewoka 4-H club members have been nominated to be KFOR’s Junior Meteorologists. They have submitted 5 different videos (each group had different members).

Code Enforcement gave this week’s #MakeYourTurfCount to the Hillhouse family. She was so grateful to receive the award but also commented on how she wasn’t finished.

Rep. John Pfeiffer, R-Orlando, commented on the governor signing legislation that will require Oklahoma law enforcement to comply with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) requests.

More elderly and frail inmates in Oklahoma’s prisons could soon qualify for medical parole under legislation signed into law Tuesday. Senate Bill 320, authored by Sen.

Water is essential for life. Generally speaking, a human can go without food for about three weeks, but typically would perish without water after just three to four days.

SATURDAY, MAY 1: OKC ZOO’S NEW DINO SAFARI OPENS Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden presents DINO SAFARI, a new immersive experience featuring life-sized animatronic dinosaurs that demonstrate movement and sounds like the prehistoric creatures!