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When foreign countries have stable economies and governments, it’s good business for Oklahoma. More than 401,000 jobs, or 18%, are supported by trade, and $5 billion worth of Oklahoma goods were exported in 2016.

The Wellness Now Coalition, supported by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department, is a community-led coalition serving as the central point of planning from which partners work collectively to develop data-driven priorities, goals and objectives.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority wants you to make this a summer of safety when driving on roads, turnpikes and through construction work zones.

Instagram users can now watch or create videos with IGTV. Five years ago, the platform started to allow 60-second videos and recently expanded to give users and brands more freedom with their video marketing.

We’re not sure when “dad joke” became an endearing term instead of being just a failed joke or cheesy pun, but we do know that Oklahomans love them.

More than 13 percent of Oklahoma County residents don’t have a high school diploma or equivalent. For every 1 percent increase in high school dropout rates, our community faces the risk of increased health burdens. Furthermore, higher levels of education are associated with delayed childbirth and higher-wage jobs for families in general.

With well over 100 feature films and television shows from all corners of the state, Oklahoma is no stranger to the silver screen. We all know about the smash hit “I Can Only Imagine,” which earned nearly $100 million at the box office, but did you know that other movies like 1988 Oscar winner “Rain Man” were filmed in the state?