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About Your Retirement: Living Well

About Your Retirement: Living Well

Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions. This week, a viewer asks about ways to stay healthy and live well while in retirement.

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About Your Retirement: Living Well

News 9 Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions. This week, a viewer asks about ways to stay healthy and live well while in retirement.

About Your Retirement: Living Well

About Your Retirement: Living Well

News 9 Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions. This week, a viewer asks about ways to stay healthy and live well while in retirement.

About Your Retirement: Caregiving Advice

About Your Retirement: Caregiving Advice

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About Your Retirement: Assisted Living Centers

About Your Retirement: Assisted Living Centers

News 9 Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions. This week a viewer asks about the different types of assisted living centers.

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About Your Retirement: Assisted Living Centers

News 9 Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions. This week a viewer asks about the different types of assisted living centers.

About Your Retirement: Saving Money

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Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

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Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

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Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

Associated Press Derek Chauvin, the fired Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd's death, will not testify in his own defense. Chauvin spoke in court from the defense table using a microphone just after court resumed on Thursday. "I will invoke my Fifth Amendment privilege today," Chauvin said. The defense, which is expected to rest its case today,. presented medical expert testimony Wednesday that conflicted with prosecutors' account of how George Floyd died. Dr. David Fowler, a forensic pathologis

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Tokyo Olympics: 72 % Of Japanese Polled Want The Games Canceled Or Postponed Over Slow Vaccine Rollout

CBS News The Tokyo Olympics are only three months away now, but there is still a lot of uncertainty and concern surrounding the event, specifically among those living in Japan. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and not everyone in the country being vaccinated, many are worried the games -- which have already been postponed once -- will not be safe to hold. On Monday, a Kyodo News poll showed that the majority of those asked in Japan are in favor of postponing or canceling the games altogether. Here

Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

News On 6 Tulsa police recovered a stolen pickup truck after a chase near Apache and Peoria late on Wednesday night. According to police, officers ran the tag on a truck at a nearby QuikTrip. Once officers determined that the vehicle was stolen, the driver fled from the scene and would not stop for officers. Police later found the truck parked in a driveway, but the driver was gone. The vehicle has been towed and no arrests were made.

Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

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Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

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Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

News On 6 Tulsa police recovered a stolen pickup truck after a chase near Apache and Peoria late on Wednesday night. According to police, officers ran the tag on a truck at a nearby QuikTrip. Once officers determined that the vehicle was stolen, the driver fled from the scene and would not stop for officers. Police later found the truck parked in a driveway, but the driver was gone. The vehicle has been towed and no arrests were made.

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