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Why are Oklahoma women getting huge bills for a breast scan that should be 100% covered? Original

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By Ali Meyer 
| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – One in eight women in America will face a breast cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. In Oklahoma, where we rank near the bottom in women’s health, the situation is even more dire; one in six. In recent years, women at our state capitol have been trying to reverse the damage, passing legislation to require health insurance companies to pay for more specialized breast imaging.
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‘We are so lucky to have her’: KFOR, First Fidelity Bank honor 4th grade science teacher

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By Ali Meyer 
| Yahoo Life
GRADY COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – News 4 and First Fidelity Bank head to Grady County to honor an educator who pulls out all the stops for her students. No one teaches 4th grade science like Mrs. Nash. “We get to do a lot of experiments, and I don’t think the other classes get to do as much as we do,” said 4th grade student, Lakelyn Dailey. In this classroom, they are hatching chicks and growing lima beans to test a hypothesis about gravity and growth.
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Elderly couple spends their golden years serving domestic violence victims Original

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By Ali Meyer 
| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — News 4 and First Fidelity Bank travel to Shawnee to honor a couple who are working as the hands and feet of Christ in the community. At St. Paul’s Church, the compassion team is changing lives. A small group of volunteers serves women and children who are victims of domestic violence. They help those families build a new life after an escape from trauma. “For 20 years, they have done so much in the area of giving back to the community,” said parishioner Steve Reese.
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