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1. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Courtney Bell

   Temperatures to increase next week. Oklahoma City Zoo shortens hours in response - North Country Now (opens the original)

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   OKLAHOMA CITY — Intense heat is expected to continue around Oklahoma as triple-digit temperatures increase in the next week. The National Weather Service in Norman forecasts it will feel like between 105 to 110 degrees next week across Oklahoma. Actual temperatures are expected to reach 100 to 105 degrees. John Pike, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said he expects heat advisories to continue to be issued around the state as temperatures rise. Pike says next week’s temperatures

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2. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Courtney Bell

   Child vaccination rates continue to drop in Oklahoma as exemptions rise - North Country Now (opens the original)

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   OKLAHOMA CITY — Cecilia Ramirez spends her summer crisscrossing the Oklahoma City area. She drives a van decorated with smiling cartoon kids and suns designed to look like they were drawn with chalk. Her van is stocked with all the vaccinations necessary for Oklahoma school enrollment, such as tetanus, measles and polio. It also has some immunizations that are recommended but not required, like meningitis and human papillomavirus. Ramirez’s van is one of several operated by the Blue Cross Blue S

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