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Gov. Stitt Gets Firsthand Look At ‘Skills To Rebuild’ Program In Bartlesville Governor Kevin Stitt toured Tri County Tech in Bartlesville Thursday, to get a firsthand look at the Skills to Rebuild program. The program is designed to train people who are unemployed due to the pandemic. This initiative was launched with federal money from the CARES Act last year and it's already helping hundreds of students at Tri County Tech. It offers Oklahomans a flexible way to train, or re-train, for higher paying jobs across the state. This includes careers like nursing, computer repair, networking...

A cold front forecast to sweep across South Carolina could produce a line of storms Thursday afternoon.

Blood donation remains essential amid COVID-19 pandemic Submitted Content Red Cross A year ago, many things in the world paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the need for blood never stopped. Today blood donations are just as essential, and the American Red Cross urges individuals who are healthy to make an appointment to donate blood. For patients in the emergency room, fighting cancer or coping with a life-threatening illness, help can’t wait. Their health is reliant on the selfless generosity of blood donors. However, the blood supply continues to face challenges from the ongoing pan...

TRI-COUNTY — The Tri-County remained in the red zone and above the state average for the overall current incidence rate which was at 19.24 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday.

Credit Hennie Stander / unsplash Mashiyat Rashid, the man who orchestrated a nightmarish Medicare fraud scheme in Michigan and Ohio, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.  The scheme involved coercing patients at Tri County Wellness Group's clinics to submit to medically unnecessary and sometimes horribly painful back injections in order to get prescriptions for opioids.  Some of the patients were genuinely suffering from pain, and some were addicts. According to testimony at Rashid's trial, some of the patients could be heard screaming during the procedures, which were described by a f...