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Bill seen as threat to independence of health departments By: Paul Monies Oklahoma Watch March 10, 2021 ICU nurse Erica Arrocha talks with Gov. Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma State Commissioner of Health Dr. Lance Frye before administering the state’s first COVID-19 vaccine at Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City on Dec. 14, 2020. (Photo by Whitney Bryen/Oklahoma Watch) Local board members in Oklahoma and Tulsa counties are casting a skeptical eye at a House bill that would give the state health commissioner a voice on their local governing boards and veto authority over an...

ROME CITY — Rome City police officers will soon be equipped with body cameras, becoming the latest Noble County department to add the technology. After waiting a month and getting one additional quote from a vendor, not much changed from February as Marshal Paul Hoffman suggested the town go with a system from WOLFCOM. The WOLFCOM camera system was the cheapest of the three vendors Hoffman priced, and is well-known in the law enforcement field as the company provides cameras to more than 1,500 police agencies. All other Noble County departments have cameras too. Cromwell just recently pu...

Oklahoma hits another pandemic milestone Saturday: 1 year since the state's first case of COVID-19 was publicly announced. On March 6, 2020, Gov. Kevin

Updated: The odds are stacked against the Left-Congress alliance in West Bengal Share Article AAA Congress MP Pradip Bhattacharya (left), RSP general secretary Manoj Bhattacharya (centre) and Left Front chairman Biman Bose during a protest in Kolkata on December 29, 2020.   | Photo Credit: PTI The odds are stacked against the Left-Congress alliance in West Bengal One of the first major opinion polls conducted in the backdrop of the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections exhibited a dismal 12% vote share for the pre-poll alliance of the Left parties and Congress. While there is no reason t...

The wallet contained his Navy ID card, driver license, a pocket reference card on what to do during atomic, biological and chemical attack, a beer ration punch card, a tax withholding statement and receipts for money orders sent to his wife. Grisham, who was raised in Douglas, Arizona, enlisted in the Navy in 1948. He became a weather technician and then a weather forecaster. He was assigned to Antarctica as part of “Operation Deep Freeze,” which supported civilian scientists, and shipped out to the frozen continent in October 1967. At the time, he was in his 30s and married with two todd...