Body OKLAHOMA CITY — The No. 1-seeded Oklahoma Sooners (57-3) will face Texas (47-20-1) in the Women’s College World Series national championship series beginning Wednesday in Oklahoma City.

Body Mental illness and the family Most people believe that mental disorders are rare and happen to someone else. In fact, mental disorders are common and widespread.

Body OKLAHOMA CITY – OSDH understands the difficulties the current infant formula shortage is causing in our state.

Body OKLAHOMA CITY –– The governor this week signed into a law a bill that exempts from personal property taxes livestock used to support a family, beginning in January 2023. House Bill 1682, by Rep.

Body ¶ Leaving them alone is best course in most cases Springtime in Oklahoma is when people commonly come across newborn and young wildlife. Newborn rabbits, squirrels, deer and birds easily appeal to most people’s senses of care and compassion.

Body On Tuesday, May 31, the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry lifted the statewide ban on poultry exhibitions, public sales and swap meet bans. May 31 marked 30 days since the last confirmed case of HPAI in Oklahoma.

Body Trevor Brandenburgh, along with his family and employees, pose for a photo with Hugo Area Chamber of Commerce members (l to r) Guy Dale, Amy White, Arlinda Darst, Kevin Cory, Ernest McCarty, Kelli Stacy, Les Shumake, Valerie Powell and Lena Kopp. Contributed Photo

Body HUGO — One of Oklahoma’s largest and oldest insurance companies, State Farm Insurance, celebrated its 100th Anniversary on June 7 this year. In support of that milestone anniversary, Hugo Mayor Ernest McCarty has declared June 7 as “State Farm Day in Hugo!

Body I don’t think I have ever seen traffic in Hugo heavier than it was Friday before the Rodeo Parade and the Friday evening Rodeo performance. Cars were basically stacked along Jackson Street to all edges of town.

Body OKLAHOMA CITY – Gross Receipts to the Treasury in May reflect the dampening effect of inflation on the Oklahoma economy, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel has announced. May gross receipts of $1.3 billion are up 5% from a year ago, the slowest rate of growth in 10 months.