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Carrie Ann Inaba Details "Constant Pain" Due to Sjogren's Disease

Carrie Ann Inaba is getting candid about her struggles with Sjogren's disease. The Dancing With the Stars judge shared that her life is now "all about energy management" after being diagnosed with...

Jennie Garth Shares How Amanda Bynes Shaped Her Approach to Motherhood

Jennie Garth likes a lot of things about Amanda Bynes, but there's one thing in particular that really stands out for her. Twenty years after the duo costarred on What I Like About You, the...

Nate Berkus Says Stop Buying Trends—These 5 Home Pieces Are Worth It

If you were planning a full spring shopping spree, Nate Berkus has a different idea: don’t. The designer is firmly anti-trend, and instead of piling on new decor, he’s focused on editing,...

Elizabeth Smart Reveals She's a Bodybuilder With Jaw-Dropping Photo

Elizabeth Smart is flexing a new talent. The 38-year-old—who has been an advocate for trauma survivors in the decades since her 2002 kidnapping and monthslong disappearance—shared that she has...

These Dry Shampoos Are So Good, You Can Skip Hair Wash Day

Whether you have naturally oily hair, want to make your professional blowout last, or are too busy to wash your sweaty hair (we can relate), the easiest way to instantly refresh hair is with dry...

Local News

Will Virginia's redistricting vote impact control of the House?

Virginia voters will decide if the state can redraw its congressional maps in a way that favors Democrats.

Breaking down Payne County judge's decision rejecting Marsy’s Law claim in Stillwater assault case

In a case that sparked national attention, a Payne County judge determined a sexual assault victim's rights were not violated by the District Attorney's Office.

Oklahoma City approves moratorium on new data center projects

In a unanimous vote, Oklahoma City leaders approved an emergency ordinance that puts a moratorium on new data center development.

New deal puts legal sports betting within reach in Oklahoma, aiming to take effect Nov. 1

In the agreement, tribes would be able to take bets on games starting Nov. 1 in casinos. If five tribes anywhere across the state agree to start mobile sports betting, then that would be available soon after.

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