Oklahoma now ranked No. 4 for COVID-19 positivity rate
Since the last report, the outbreak in Oklahoma has worsened, and the task force said the state is in the red zone.
State trust fund warns injured workers it will be unable to make weekly payments in October
The announcement comes a little more than a year after the Legislature passed a larger worker’s compensation bill that included a provision intended to shore up the fund’s finances.
Oklahoma Opinion: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs in Oklahoma public schools
“It is for this reason that I am submitting my letter of resignation,” writes Tegan Malone, formerly an Oklahoma public school teacher.
Here’s what you need to know about changes to Oklahoma’s coronavirus reporting
The state is set to change some of its coronavirus reporting procedures starting next week.
Oklahoma Opinion: The tough get tougher in the new education landscape
The fight for quality education seems harder than ever as schools face low funding, biased curriculum and a pandemic.
Listen Frontier: Mask up, Oklahoma
Kassie McClung and host Ben Felder discuss the science and politics of mask mandates, which appear to be working.
Without widespread testing, the coronavirus exploded in an Oklahoma prison
“We’re literally sleeping on top of each other in here. Social distancing is a joke.”
Boy handcuffed this summer in viral ‘jaywalking’ video this summer remains charged with crimes in Osage County
Body camera video of the incident drew criticism from the community and Mayor G.T. Bynum when it was released in June, but the boys remain charged with crimes, and an internal affairs investigation into the way the boys were handled by officers is ongoing.
