‘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.
Enough vaccine doses for first priority group expected to be shipped to Oklahoma this month
State officials say some health care workers and nursing home residents and staff could begin receiving the vaccine as early as Dec. 16.
Gov. Stitt complained to hospital leaders about interviews with media on COVID-19 crisis
Frustrated with recent news stories on the crisis facing hospitals, Gov. Kevin Stitt has asked health care leaders to limit their criticism.
Update: Stitt pick for Board of Education asks to have her appointment rescinded
Melissa Crabtree operates Enid Freedom Fighters, which has loudly pushed back against proposed mask mandates there and has led an effort to recall a city councilor who has attempted to make masks mandatory
State lawmakers face an ‘incredibly difficult budget year’ with a long road to recovery
The governor’s office has hired an outside consultant to help find ways to address a likely budget shortfall in the coming fiscal year.
Confusion, defiance and focus on ‘personal responsibility’ shaped Gov. Stitt’s initial pandemic response
The Frontier listened to hours of recorded calls and reviewed thousands of emails to better understand Gov. Kevin Stitt’s initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to grow across Oklahoma.
Mullin the loudest as Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation speaks out about Presidential election
While all the current members of Congress have commented on the election results, the Westville Republican has been Trump’s loudest defender.
What’s the matter with Pennsylvania? Oklahoma’s quick vote count celebrated, but is a much different process than others.
Oklahoma’s quick vote count due to technology and special permissions given to county election boards.