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Evening anchor at KOKH FOX 25. @emersoncollege. I tweet a lot about government, corruption, journalism, and public Ed. Also things that personally amuse me. 😊
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Production Still “ In the Future ” at Stillwater Plant as Company Makes Global Deals

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By Wendy Suares 
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
STILLWATER, Okla. (KOKH) — A major manufacturing project in Stillwater that once promised production by 2023 is still not fully operational in 2026, even as the company behind it pursues billion-dollar expansion deals around the world. USA Rare Earth’s magnet facility was announced in 2022 as a key step toward building a domestic supply chain for critical materials used in electronics, energy, and defense. At the time, state and local leaders called it a major win for Oklahoma.
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Stillwater Rare Earth plant years behind schedule as questions grow over production

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By Wendy Suares 
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
STILLWATER, OKLA (KOKH) — A major manufacturing project in Stillwater that once promised jobs and production by 2023 is still not fully operational in 2026, raising new questions about its progress despite millions in taxpayer support. USA Rare Earth’s magnet facility was announced in 2022 as a key part of building a domestic supply chain for critical materials used in everything from smartphones to national defense. At the time, state and local leaders called it a major win for Oklahoma.
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Rural Oklahomans face higher heart risks, limited care access

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By Wendy Suares 
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
CLINTON, OKLA (KOKH) — Where you live can have a major impact on your heart health — and even how long you live. In Oklahoma, about 4 out of every 10 people live in rural communities. Health experts say those residents often face higher risks of early death, especially from heart disease and stroke. Clinton, Oklahoma, with a population of around 8,000, offers a slower pace of life. “There’s not a lot of traffic it’s easier to get around,” said Gary Brock.
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