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Disney On Ice brings new show to Tulsa State Fair (opens the original)
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The Tulsa State Fair opens in less than 24 hours, and one of the major attractions returning to the fair is Disney On Ice. The touring production, “Disney On Ice Presents Jump In!,” brings some of Disney and Pixar’s most popular characters to the ice, including characters from “Moana 2,” “Inside Out 2,” “Frozen” and “Zootopia.” Kristina Yntema, who portrays Elsa, said audiences can expect a high-energy show featuring plenty of skating and familiar characters. “It’s a really new production, and y
Broken Arrow adds pedestrian crossings, trail improvements to boost connectivity (opens the original)
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Broken Arrow is adding new pedestrian crossings and trail improvements as the city works to make it easier and safer for residents to get around without a vehicle. Broken Arrow City Manager Michael Spurgeon said the projects are based on feedback from residents, who have identified street improvements and connectivity as top priorities. “Residents want more sidewalks to connect. They want more trails. They want more forms of transportation other than just vehicles,” Spurgeon said. The city recei
Scammers use product recalls to target consumers (opens the original)
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Product recalls are common, but scammers are now using recall announcements to target consumers with fake messages. Jeff Miller with the AARP Fraud Watch Network said scammers may contact people by text, email or phone and claim a product they purchased has been recalled. “When something is recalled, you may get a text message, you may get an email, you may get a phone call saying that something you purchased has been recalled and that they’re going to help you get a refund or a new product,” Mi
What to know about alpha-gal syndrome after a tick bite (opens the original)
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Alpha-gal syndrome is an allergy to a sugar molecule found primarily in non-primate mammals. The condition can develop after a bite from a Lone Star tick, which can trigger an immune response in the body. Registered dietitian Sydney Toburen said the allergy can cause a range of symptoms. “Mostly it’s going to be hives, itching, anywhere from GI upset, GI symptoms, gas, bloating, and then most importantly, anaphylaxis being the most important one,” Toburen said. People with a high sensitivity to
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month focuses on power of connection (opens the original)
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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to encourage conversations about mental health and suicide and remind people that help is available. This year’s focus includes the power of connection, conversation and resources such as the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Dr. Stevan Lahr discussed ways people can support someone who may be struggling and how reaching out can help connect people to treatment and resources. Dr. Lahr said Suicide Prevention Awareness Month is an opportunity t
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