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News Release Rising healthcare costs and recent policy decisions in Washington will have an impact on Oklahoma consumers when making health insurance decisions for 2026. The Health Insurance Marketplace is undergoing changes that will go into effect next plan year starting on Jan. 1, 2026. The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) is providing guidance to help you know key dates and understand your coverage options this open enrollment period.
Read moreThe highway resurfacing going on in front of my house sets my thoughts back about forty years to the months I spent working in a construction equipment manufacturing facility. The collapse of Oklahoma’s oil economy reduced support funds for the small church I had been serving, and I had to leave that work. I was fairly depressed by events but I welcomed the job as a chance to learn a side trade.
Read moreThe Boomer Seminole Duplicate Bridge group met Tuesday, September 30th. There were two and onehalf tables in play. The winners were: First Place-There was a tie for first place in A group between partners Barbara and Bill Easter, Norman, and partners Vivian Thompson, Ada and LaVere Bishop, Seminole.
Read moreWASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday the administration is looking for ways to get a handful of additional U.S. Senate Democrats to vote for Republicans’ stopgap spending bill to reopen government.
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The Oklahoma Department of Corrections might soon have a long-forbidden security tool at its disposal.
Read more(StatePoint) Fall means school is back in session, football season’s beginning, and your lawn is going to need some extra care to stay healthy through winter.
Read moreHealth services for Native Americans in Northeast Oklahoma are expecting a major boost following Cherokee Nation’s takeover on Wednesday of the Claremore Indian Hospital, one of two federally run Indian Hospitals remaining in the state of Oklahoma.
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