Oklahoma’s COVID-19 hospitalizations fall under 600 for first time since September
Oklahoma reported 542 hospitalizations on Feb. 24.
Kassie McClung February 25, 2021
Oklahoma reported 542 hospitalizations on Feb. 24.
Dylan Goforth February 24, 2021
Join us Tuesday for a live interview with State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister. We will discuss how schools continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and also what the state Department of Education’s focus will be as schools hopefully begin to return to normal later this year.
Kayla Branch February 24, 2021
The Frontier is tracking Oklahoma’s state government during the 2021 legislative session. Here is the latest news from the state Capitol.
Brianna Bailey February 22, 2021
Stephens’ mother Shannon Stephens and his aunt say they left messages at the detention center’s administrative offices dozens of times in the months leading up to his death.
Ben Felder February 22, 2021
A snow storm last week stretched utility companies, delayed action at the Oklahoma State Capitol and impacted the state’s rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. All that and an effort by some lawmakers to change the state’s initiative petition process on this episode of Listen Frontier.
Clifton Adcock February 22, 2021
Even before the worst of the winter weather hit on Tuesday, Feb. 15, natural gas markets showed an enormous spike in spot prices.
Kassie McClung February 22, 2021
One of the losing bidders for the contracts to handle Oklahoma’s Medicaid program has filed a protest to challenge the state’s decision, claiming the bid process was flawed and unfair.
Brianna Bailey February 22, 2021
Six detention officers at the Oklahoma County jail have been charged with assault and mistreatment of inmates since October. Seven inmates have died there in the last three months and at least 84 inmates there have died since 2009, a rate more than double the national average.
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