Oklahoma has 13,757 known coronavirus cases and 387 reported deaths. We’re tracking it.
The Frontier is tracking confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, in an effort to inform people where the virus is spreading.
Oklahoma at ‘critical’ point local leaders say as coronavirus cases, hospitalizations climb
As Oklahoma for several days has recorded highs in new coronavirus cases, local leaders and health experts in the largest cities say it’s a “critical” time for the state as they look to curb cases and preserve hospital capacity.
Amid coronavirus record highs, Tulsa braces for thousands to gather for Trump rally, protests
The events come at a time when new cases of the novel coronavirus hit record highs in the state, and activists, residents and business owners have expressed concern that the president’s visit will fuel tensions amid protests over systemic racism and police brutality.
Oklahoma records largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases
Though the state recorded it’s largest increase of new cases, hospitalizations have remained steady.
Amid nationwide protests, group renews call for ‘justice’ in Shawnee man’s death
“No justice has been brought. We’re tired of it,” said Michael Rowe, who knew Given. “We’re in front of this office that can do something about it. We want justice.”
‘This is worth my life’: Call to action outweighs protestors’ fears of coronavirus
The coronavirus has been on 72-year-old Lawrence Lane’s mind. But when a wave of protests started to emerge across the nation, Lane, who is black, felt a sense of commitment.
Oklahoma looking to implement ongoing coronavirus testing in nursing homes
So far, the state has tested more than 34,000 residents and staff members at 257 nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in the state.
How does Oklahoma count coronavirus recoveries? It’s not an exact science
Calculating a recovery rate is tricky. Most cases of COVID-19 are mild and people who present with no symptoms may not be tested for the disease, and aren’t counted in the data. Because methods vary state-to-state, comparisons are virtually impossible.
