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KO In Focus - Health
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: A Tulsa Father's Unexpected Experience With New Medical Consent Procedures
News On 6
Oklahoma's HB 1018 would mandate written consent for pelvic exams on unconscious women, addressing a long-standing issue of consent in medical practices.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Oklahoma Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Mandate Consent For Pelvic Exams On Unconscious Female Patients
News On 6
A Tulsa lawmaker proposes a bill requiring consent for pelvic exams on unconscious female patients, addressing long-standing issues with unauthorized practices.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Explaining The Letters About Lead Pipes And How To Check If Your Home Is Safe
Kaitlyn Deggs
A city letter warning that water service lines could contain lead has raised concerns among Nowata residents, prompting calls for clarity and action on water infrastructure issues.
Oklahoma’s Own In Focus: Importance Of Narcan Access Following State Rollback
Erin Conrad
News On 6 is looking into the State of Oklahoma's decision to remove all of its free naloxone—better known as Narcan—vending machines. The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (ODMHSAS) says the program was not cost-effective and didn't achieve its goals.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsa Police Arrest 2 Women After Newborns Test Positive for Drugs, Highlighting Growing Crisis
News On 6
Tulsa police have arrested two women who gave birth to babies that tested positive for drugs, highlighting a growing problem that law enforcement and healthcare professionals are grappling with.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: State's Water Quality After Judge Rules In Favor Of Coalition In Environmental Lawsuit
News On 6
The ruling mandates better environmental impact processes and neighbor notifications for large-scale poultry facility permits. Here is our Oklahoma's Own In-Focus look at the state's water quality.
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Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Cost Of Insulin In Oklahoma
Erin Conrad
The state of Oklahoma is suing drug companies who make insulin and the prescription benefit managers who help negotiate drug prices. Attorney General Gentner Drummond says the companies and benefit managers are unlawfully inflating the price of the drug that keeps millions of diabetics alive.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: The Cost Of Insulin In Oklahoma
Erin Conrad
The state of Oklahoma is suing drug companies who make insulin and the prescription benefit managers who help negotiate drug prices. Attorney General Gentner Drummond says the companies and benefit managers are unlawfully inflating the price of the drug that keeps millions of diabetics alive.
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Motorcycle rider, 37, killed in Broken Arrow crash on Highway 51
Brian Smallwood
A man riding a motorcycle died during a crash involving a car in the eastbound lanes of the Broken Arrow Expressway on Monday.
Motorcycle rider, 37, killed in Broken Arrow crash on Highway 51
Brian Smallwood
A man riding a motorcycle died during a crash involving a car in the eastbound lanes of the Broken Arrow Expressway on Monday.
LA Zoo sued over plan to move elephants to Tulsa
Samantha Rupe
Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to block the Los Angeles Zoo from transferring two aging elephants to the Tulsa Zoo, arguing the move violates their welfare.
LA Zoo sued over plan to move elephants to Tulsa
Samantha Rupe
Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to block the Los Angeles Zoo from transferring two aging elephants to the Tulsa Zoo, arguing the move violates their welfare.
Oddities and Curiosities Expo creeps into Tulsa
Victor Pozadas
Discover bizarre treasures at Tulsa's Oddities and Curiosities Expo—from unique antiques to freakish taxidermy. An eccentric collector's dream come true.
Oddities and Curiosities Expo creeps into Tulsa
Victor Pozadas
Discover bizarre treasures at Tulsa's Oddities and Curiosities Expo—from unique antiques to freakish taxidermy. An eccentric collector's dream come true.
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Motorcycle rider, 37, killed in Broken Arrow crash on Highway 51
Brian Smallwood
A man riding a motorcycle died during a crash involving a car in the eastbound lanes of the Broken Arrow Expressway on Monday.
LA Zoo sued over plan to move elephants to Tulsa
Samantha Rupe
Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to block the Los Angeles Zoo from transferring two aging elephants to the Tulsa Zoo, arguing the move violates their welfare.
Oddities and Curiosities Expo creeps into Tulsa
Victor Pozadas
Discover bizarre treasures at Tulsa's Oddities and Curiosities Expo—from unique antiques to freakish taxidermy. An eccentric collector's dream come true.
Oklahoma's Own Zach Bryan buys historic church in Massachusetts for Jack Kerouac Center
Hannah Sedgwick
The Oklahoma singer-songwriter is helping revive a long-stalled project honoring literary legend Jack Kerouac.
What to know about Tulsa International Airport’s emergency drill
Ashley Jones
The full-scale exercise won’t affect flights, but airport officials want travelers to know what’s happening and why.
High water levels, debris cleanup delay reopening of Tulsa Wave Park
Tiffany Lane
Overflow from Keystone Dam causes flooding, shutting down Tulsa Wave Park until at least May 16. Key information on safety measures and potential reopening.
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