AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMarijuana safety crackdown: Tulsa County DA Steve Kunzweiler is pushing for stronger state safeguards after a Sand Springs explosion killed two workers at an extraction facility tied to alleged improper marijuana licensing and hazardous chemical handling; Bassham faces murder charges and the DA is urging more resources and legislative changes to curb illegal operations. Direct primary care + lifestyle medicine: A Hint Health whitepaper argues direct primary care should add lifestyle and functional medicine services, citing rising adult use of complementary approaches and patient outcomes tied to functional medicine. Heat in schools: Tulsa Classroom Teachers Association says some classrooms are running too hot, with crews working on about 180 AC work orders and the union weighing possible closures for health and safety. Food safety recall: Hodo recalled more than 10,000 cases of chili crisp lightly fried tofu after ink from packaging may have migrated into the food. Community health support: Safe Kids Tulsa Area held a free car seat check event in Owasso, highlighting how correct installation reduces fatal injuries for infants and toddlers. Workforce training: Wyandotte Public Schools launched an EMT certification track for seniors, funded by the Wyandotte Nation, letting students earn a national credential before graduation. Housing stability after disaster: Key to Home is rehousing residents displaced by a major Oklahoma City apartment fire, coordinating with case managers as units were condemned.
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