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- Aug 31, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Should college students have a credit card? A Tulsa financial expert explains (opens the original)
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Credit cards can be a useful financial tool, but they can also lead to debt when consumers spend more than they can afford. With college students returning to school and credit card companies offering incentives to sign up, financial expert Paul Hood joined News On 6 at 4 p.m. for Money Monday to explain how consumers can use credit cards responsibly. Hood said having a credit card comes down to how responsibly someone uses it. “Credit cards are neither good nor bad. It’s just like anything else
Tulsa program connects college students with paid tech internships (opens the original)
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The Tulsa Higher Education Consortium is connecting college students with local employers through its T3 program, which provides paid technology internships. T3 stands for Tech Hubs, Talent and Training. The program works with nine partner colleges and universities to recruit students and provides professional development and support throughout the eight- to 10-week internships. The T3 program matches college students in the Tulsa area with paid technology internships at local companies. Tom McH
Oklahoma linemen prepares for mission to bring power to Guatemala (opens the original)
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Seven Oklahoma electric linemen are preparing for a life-changing trip to Guatemala, where they will help bring electricity to hundreds of people. The linemen were selected for the project based on their skills and their willingness to serve. They will work in rugged terrain without the benefit of heavy equipment, building power lines, wiring homes and expanding service to a school and clinic. The linemen had never worked together before, but they’re now getting to know each other as they prepar
Oklahoma linemen prepare for mission to bring power to Guatemala (opens the original)
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Seven Oklahoma electric linemen are preparing for a life-changing trip to Guatemala, where they will help bring electricity to hundreds of people. The linemen were selected for the project based on their skills and their willingness to serve. They will work in rugged terrain without the benefit of heavy equipment, building power lines, wiring homes and expanding service to a school and clinic. The linemen had never worked together before, but they’re now getting to know each other as they prepar
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