Though current vaccine supply has not outpaced demand, state health officials are attempting to assist the Tulsa Health Department to secure available doses to area residents.
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Bills would reauthorize virtual meetings under Oklahoma's Open Meeting Act
Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat filed legislation Thursday that would extend exemptions to the Open Meeting Act that allowed public bodies to meet virtually during the coronavirus pandemic.
Oklahoma virus death toll climbs as positive tests decline
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma is seeing promising declines in the number of people testing positive and being hospitalized with the coronavirus, but the state’s death count continues to climb, state health officials said Friday.
COVID-19: 47 more deaths reported as new cases continue to decline in Oklahoma
Among newly reported deaths is a Hughes County woman age 18-35 and an Oklahoma County woman age 36-49, as well as eight from Tulsa County age 50 or older.
COVID-19: 47 more deaths reported across Oklahoma
Among newly reported deaths is a Hughes County woman age 18-35 and an Oklahoma County woman age 36-49, as well as eight from Tulsa County age 50 or older.
State health commissioner confirms downward trend in COVID-19 cases
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s commissioner of health confirmed a downward trend in new daily COVID-19 infections on Thursday.
Veterans centers improving after COVID-19 outbreaks
The state’s seven centers are preparing to once again take visitors after COVID-19 killed residents and forced them to lockdown.
State health commissioner confirms downward trend in COVID-19 cases
A day after publicly second-guessing a recent drop, Dr. Lance Frye said the trend is accurate.
Some lawmakers concerned about Capitol becoming superspreader site
OKLAHOMA CITY — Concerns are mounting that Oklahoma’s state Capitol could become a COVID-19 superspreader site as the Legislature prepares to convene with no apparent mask enforcement for visitors or legislators.
Governor cuts ribbon on Oklahoma Pandemic Center, Public Health Lab in Stillwater
Thursday morning Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and several state officials were in Stillwater for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to announce the Oklahoma Pandemic Center for Innovation and Excellence and relocated Public Health Lab.