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Narcan, the liquid form of naloxone, is a life-saving medication that can reverse an overdose from opioids. In Oklahoma, it can be found across the state in vending machines.
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KOSU went to Noble to talk to customers and hear what they think as the machines draw national headlines.
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The Oklahoma City and Tulsa regions of Indigenous gaming totaled $6.8 billion in revenue last year, putting more money back into the tribes, government programs and charitable organizations.
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The Oklahoma Republican made a lasting impact on state and national politics. Funeral arrangements are pending. But political figures expressed their support for Inhofe’s family in the wake of his death.
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Oklahoma’s new school board charged with overseeing the future contract of the nation’s first private charter school meets July 8.
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A district judge in Delaware County ruled that the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry must give greater public notice, consider public input and pollution issues prior to authorizing the construction of large poultry farms.
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Federal wildlife officials have decided not to add an Oklahoma-specific crawdad species to the endangered species list.
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A county in Southern Oklahoma just picked its new sheriff by pulling a name out of a bucket. Now, a state lawmaker has promised new legislation to change the state’s procedures for tied elections.
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Oklahoma’s top education official on Thursday ordered all public schools in the state to incorporate the Bible into their curriculum as a historical text.
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There’s a heat advisory in effect Tuesday, and the hot weather is expected to persist. Triple-digit temperatures and warm overnight lows are expected nearly every day this week, impacting humans, animals and plants.