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Harold Hamm donated $150 million to OU Health Sciences, funding diabetes research, new faculty and medical research in Oklahoma City. bit.ly/4xNKp9w
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Oklahoma’s unemployment rate reached 4.3% in August, surpassing the national rate as job losses and labor force growth reshape the state’s economy. bit.ly/4htrGKe
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Oklahoma Rep. Tim Turner plans legislation to ban kratom and kratom-derived products, citing concerns about overdoses, addiction and deaths. bit.ly/4iLCGVQ
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OU College of Medicine honored three physicians and MidFirst Bank for contributions to medicine, education, research and the community. bit.ly/46Iye2W
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CNN, MS NOW and Politico sued the Trump administration over a White House ban, alleging violations of press freedom and due process. bit.ly/3TbDxEZ
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Polaris Films and Buffalo Roam Studios are building a $2 million to $4 million independent film production ecosystem in Bartlesville. bit.ly/4ryMDbj
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Us consumer sentiment dropped to a four-month low in September as inflation concerns rise, according to the University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers. bit.ly/4d0m09u
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Peru's government cuts red tape to boost copper production as Chinese and US firms show strong interest in new mining projects. bit.ly/3TQYfKs
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The Latino Community Development Agency launched a $25,000 building fund after a water issue forced a temporary closure, highlighting infrastructure needs. bit.ly/4ySQpyQ
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Oklahoma healthcare costs are rising sharply, with insurance premiums increasing up to 75% due to federal subsidy expirations and climbing medical expenses. bit.ly/4j7SFxN
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Google will launch a prototype satellite to test AI computing hardware in low Earth orbit as part of its Project Suncatcher research effort. bit.ly/4hhf34U
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Small business owners in Oklahoma City gathered at Commonplace Books to discuss challenges and community support in local entrepreneurship. bit.ly/4hlBvtL
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The dollar hit a two-month high as investors weighed possible Federal Reserve rate hikes and stronger U.S. economic growth. bit.ly/3T3uBBx
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HUD has filed nine Fair Housing Act discrimination charges in six months and cut its backlog of housing complaints by 46%. bit.ly/4cZYdXg
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U.S. senators questioned whether Flock Safety’s nationwide AI-powered camera network violates privacy rights and the Fourth Amendment. bit.ly/4AtFMUM
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