Health

March is here, bringing a much-needed focus on endometriosis - a condition that too many women have suffered through without proper recognition.

The only state producing iodine in America is Oklahoma, and it plays a key role in salt, hospitals, and public health.

A viral claim about Oklahoma’s misery led to a deeper dive into happiness rankings, generational cycles, and media overload.

After voters rejected recreational weed in 2023, Oklahoma lawmakers may revisit medical marijuana. Public perception is shifting.

Oklahoma may be headed for another medical marijuana vote. The real story is how lawmakers avoided the issue the first time, and what that decision created.

Lawton’s water line letters mention lead, bottled water, and unknown pipes. Here’s why it’s not the emergency it sounds like.

OK-MOM is back in in 2026, offering free dental care to everyone. No insurance, no income checks, just show up.

Health insurance costs keep rising, and Oklahomans are talking about what happens if everyone just cancels coverage altogether.

Sneezing through fall? Western Ragweed is Oklahoma’s allergy culprit. Find out why it thrives here and how to fight back.

You won’t believe the side hustle at this Lawton medical office: ground bison, jerky, and roasts.

Blue Bell recalled ice cream after a packaging mix-up, reigniting the rivalry with Braum’s in Oklahoma.

Some work, some don’t, but they all live on—Oklahoma’s strangest home remedies explained.