COVID-19 hospitalizations, new cases down in Oklahoma, but deaths are up
The state reported a record 65 new deaths on Wednesday.
Kassie McClung January 27, 2021
The state reported a record 65 new deaths on Wednesday.
Dylan Goforth January 26, 2021
The Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office has been tasked with attempting to return a $2 million stockpile of a malaria drug once touted by former President Donald Trump as a way to treat the coronavirus.
Kassie McClung January 26, 2021
Help us tell the stories of Oklahomans we’ve lost to COVID-19.
Brianna Bailey January 26, 2021
COVID-19 relief was meant to give a lifeline to hospitals, especially the small, rural facilities that struggled to stay open before 2020. But in states like Oklahoma, problems created by confusing guidelines could cause harm long after the pandemic.
Kassie McClung January 15, 2021
Oklahoma officials had planned to use the unspecified number of shots released from reserve to give more people the first dose of the vaccine.
Kassie McClung January 5, 2021
Federal and state officials have urged patience and warned that it will be several months before vaccines are widely available.
Ben Felder December 30, 2020
The state Department of Education presented Gov. Stitt with a proposal to order the reopening of school buildings in January, but he was not on board with the plan.
Ben Felder December 23, 2020
John Creter’s first semester as a teacher was not what he expected as the COVID-19 pandemic kept his school building closed and forced him to lead his middle school class online.
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