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(StatePoint) Expanded Access Programs (EAPs) – sometimes referred to as “compassionate use” – can be a possible path to treatment for some people living with a serious or life-threatening illness.

Leona was a good mule. She was in a fabled minority in the pack station realm of mules, as she was a riding mule as well as a pack mule. She was also … well … somewhat notional in nature. There was how Leona pictured her world, and there were the rest of us, who were wrong, of course.

Seminole is on the “foothold of something big” if it will take advantage of its tourism attractions, Larry Gentry, executive director of Oklahoma’s Kiamichi Country Inc., told the Rotary Club here Wednesday.

Dear Dave: My husband and I have been married for a couple of years. In that time, we’ve received several gifts of cash from our parents. Each time this happens, my husband and I talk about what to do with the money.

The Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation (CPCDC) is hosting Entre 101, a free small business workshop, on Thursday, Sept. 3, from 8 a.m. to noon at Gordon Cooper Technology Center.

The Governor’s Office would not say Tuesday whether Oklahoma’s secretary of state will remain on the job following an arrest for public intoxication.

Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector (SA&I) Cindy Byrd on Tuesday released the second part of her special audit report for Tulsa Public Schools (TPS).

Staff Photo by Andy Wilson Portions of Highway 270 beginning just east of Harvey Road are closed as the highway widening project continues. The inside lanes of southbound Harvey Road are also currently closed to traffic.

State Treasurer Todd Russ yesterday released the July 2026 Economic Outlook Report, highlighting continued growth across several areas of Oklahoma’s economy as economic conditions show signs of gradually cooling.