Some Oklahomans grapple with ‘long COVID’ as doctors, researchers seek to understand it
Efforts to treat and research long COVID have started to emerge across the state.
Oklahoma health officials can’t account for more than $20 million in protective equipment spending
The Oklahoma State Department of Health admits “mistakes were made” in its scramble to secure scarce supplies during beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Her son shared thoughts of suicide in a class paper. The school never told her.
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate suicide prevention training in schools but recent cases of student suicides in Edmond has parents believing it should.
Sunshine Week: Covering COVID-19 means focusing on accountability
When the coronavirus arrived in Oklahoma in March 2020, I set out to cover the state’s response with a focus on accountability.
‘It felt like a punch to the gut’; Diabetes community responds to broadcaster’s excuse for racist comments
Matt Rowan blamed his use of a racist slur on Type 1 diabetes, an excuse that drew backlash from those advocating for diabetes support.
About six percent of Oklahomans considered ‘overdue’ for second dose of COVID-19 vaccine
About 41,000 Oklahomans have gone more than 42 days without receiving their second dose, according to state health department data.
Oklahoma to open up COVID-19 vaccine to essential workers, colleges and daycares
Thousands of essential workers will become eligible, including employees in restaurants, grocery stores and dozens of other industries.
Lawmakers renew push to restrict abortion in Oklahoma, as political environment changes
The policies don’t vary much, but they could have a better shot at implementation because of shifts on the U.S. and Oklahoma supreme courts.
