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GLP-1 users are driving supplement sales as doctors warn about safety concerns and regulators consider tighter oversight. https://t.co/X0Do7Gr2kW

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A federal appeals court upheld Oklahoma’s authority to administer environmental programs in Indian country under the Midnight Rider provision. https://t.co/HIqShiqYK8

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Critical PHP vulnerabilities prompted government agencies and website operators worldwide to take systems offline and prepare security updates. https://t.co/sgubLw6a2u

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Oklahoma recorded at least 222 pregnancy-related criminal cases since 2022, the second-highest total among 23 states studied. https://t.co/4A7X7nrT4a

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Integris Health has signed an agreement to join Risant Health, expanding access to value-based care and resources for Oklahoma patients. https://t.co/YvezFbnBQs

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Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Cyndi Munson says her campaign is gaining bipartisan momentum despite a fundraising gap. https://t.co/yfzFYfXqfs

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Sequoyah District Rep. Donald Adair has filed impeachment articles against United Keetoowah Band Chief Jeff Wacoche. https://t.co/cujtYQ2WEp

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Trump rallied for Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas, where economic concerns and voter frustration threaten Republican control of the Senate. https://t.co/jV3eGXFHhi

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IKEA will open its first Oklahoma store in Tulsa on Oct. 23, featuring thousands of products, room displays and home planning services. https://t.co/rAX9tNmwUi

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Oklahoma lawmakers plan to revive Dylan’s Law II in 2027 to require insurance coverage for epilepsy treatments and neurostimulation devices. https://t.co/2v3ds4yPE9

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Eli Morin will run 265 miles across Oklahoma to raise $20,000 for Peaceful Family, a nonprofit supporting families in addiction recovery. https://t.co/QxofLlHaAr

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Twenty Oklahoma nursing homes earned spots on Newsweek and Statista’s 2027 rankings of America’s best nursing homes. https://t.co/leoWzb1uFp

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Toys 'R' Us plans a standalone Oklahoma City store at OKC Outlets as the retailer expands its U.S. footprint. https://t.co/JwgU1JBTEo

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Oklahoma City will spend $1.3M renovating Douglass Park with a new playground, sprayground and basketball court. https://t.co/BwB2NMViFt

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OU’s Max Westheimer Airport will feature aircraft photography by plane spotters in November as part of its Art at the Airport program. https://t.co/kQ3owLgMQk

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No Kings organizers held more than 2,500 events nationwide, shifting their focus toward early voting ahead of the midterm elections. https://t.co/qC5FCIgjxM

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AI stocks bounced back as CoreWeave shares rose following a Goldman Sachs upgrade amid easing bond yields and oil prices. https://t.co/y4K0uawgv1

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More than 40,000 older Oklahomans may live in banking deserts, sparking debate over access to in-person financial services. https://t.co/3EZTO2E7Lh

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Democrat Kelly Forbes wants to use Oklahoma’s lieutenant governor role to build consensus and address statewide challenges. https://t.co/nPwhjXUeB1

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Oklahoma lawmakers are weighing reforms to debt-related driver’s license suspensions that advocates say limit opportunity. https://t.co/y8DG0ZHnhX