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UPS and FedEx holiday shipping prices are rising as diesel costs and higher fuel surcharges increase delivery expenses for retailers. bit.ly/4zgeUXo
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T-Mobile will launch customizable T-Mix wireless plans, letting customers choose and swap streaming, music, gaming and other perks. bit.ly/3WtrJyY
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OU’s College of Nursing secured more than $5 million in new NIH funding for four maternal health research projects over four years. bit.ly/4szuDhF
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Oklahoma City Museum of Art will offer free admission and family activities for military members and veterans Nov. 6-8. bit.ly/4yDU7vT
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Democrat Kelly Forbes wants to use Oklahoma’s lieutenant governor role to build consensus and address statewide challenges. bit.ly/4zUFWU8
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Oklahoma recorded at least 222 pregnancy-related criminal cases since 2022, the second-highest total among 23 states studied. bit.ly/4snm89g
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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. bit.ly/4BGoXGW
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Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Cyndi Munson says her campaign is gaining bipartisan momentum despite a fundraising gap. bit.ly/47KdM26
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Toys 'R' Us plans a standalone Oklahoma City store at OKC Outlets as the retailer expands its U.S. footprint. bit.ly/4Br7kun
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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. bit.ly/4ijbVX2
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Twenty Oklahoma nursing homes earned spots on Newsweek and Statista’s 2027 rankings of America’s best nursing homes. bit.ly/4zN37iZ
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More than 40,000 older Oklahomans may live in banking deserts, sparking debate over access to in-person financial services. bit.ly/47G9WXJ
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Wells Fargo, Arm and Intuit are among 22 companies objecting to plans to tokenize their shares on a crypto-backed trading platform. bit.ly/4stcEtq
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U.S. consumer sentiment slipped to 48.0 in October, near a record low, as conflict-driven price increases weighed on household finances. bit.ly/4slAkzH
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Presbyterian Health Foundation increased its support for OU Health’s pediatric behavioral health center to $1 million ahead of its December opening. bit.ly/3UJPzpG
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