Oklahomans we’ve lost
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‘Extremely frustrated’: Federal reserve of COVID vaccine doesn’t exist, ridding Oklahoma officials’ hopes of more shots
Oklahoma officials had planned to use the unspecified number of shots released from reserve to give more people the first dose of the vaccine.
COVID-19 death data released to The Frontier after previous denials
The release came after the state had previously denied reporters’ requests for the information, citing the patient privacy law known as HIPAA.
‘A very difficult process’: More vaccines arriving in Oklahoma as COVID-19 surge persists
Federal and state officials have urged patience and warned that it will be several months before vaccines are widely available.
Coronavirus vaccine rollout continues in Oklahoma, as initial doses are distributed across the state
The first doses are marked for frontline health care workers, who still are battling strained hospital capacity as the state continues to report near-record numbers of COVID-19 patients.
‘A historic day:’ First COVID-19 vaccines given in Oklahoma
The rollout of the coronavirus vaccine started in Oklahoma on Monday amid the worst surge the state has recorded yet.
Under new management: Oklahoma health officials plan to enter agreement with nonprofit for Public Health Lab management
The State Department of Health plans to bring in a new Oklahoma State University-linked nonprofit to manage the new facility in Stillwater
As Oklahoma sees record highs for coronavirus infections and hospitalizations, officials implement restrictions
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt announced new restrictions Monday for restaurants, bars and state employees in the midst of a continued late-year coronavirus surge.
