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In The Know: State restricts release of virus data; National Guard called to OKC, Tulsa; Oklahoma County jail records first virus case; and more

Oklahoma pulls back on releasing coronavirus data; Oklahoma County jail inmate tests positive for COVID; Stitt calls National Guard to OKC, Tulsa; SQ 805 supporters submit signatures to state. [More...]

Tulsa Race Massacre Remembered – 99th Anniversary

Tulsa Race Massacre Remembered The 99th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre was commemorated, which brought national attention in light of nationwide protests about racism in America. Below are articles from Tulsa and publications from around the nation.   Tulsa-area Coverage… Read more [More...]

In The Know: Oklahomans protest racism, police brutality; Tulsa Race Massacre commemorated; and more

Thousands of Oklahomans protest racism, police brutality; 99th anniversary of Tulsa Race Massacre commemorated; Oklahoma pulls plug on plan to expand Medicaid by July 1. [More...]

In The Know: Saturday classes approved for next school year; infections rise inside two federal lockups; state virus rate dropping; and more

Saturday school days approved for next school year in Oklahoma; COVID-19 infections rise inside two federal lockups in Oklahoma; Health department: State quadruples testing in May, positive results drop below 4%; How does Oklahoma count coronavirus recoveries? It’s not an exact science. [More...]

In The Know: Making business case for Medicaid expansion; looking at life in Oklahoma after COVID-19; and more

The business case for Medicaid expansion; Medicaid expansion campaign kicks off with ads, tour; Rebuilding America: How will life in Oklahoma look after COVID-19?; Mask wearers facing partisan divide. [More...]

In The Know: Does state have enough contact tracers to track virus?; future of Gov.’s health care plan still unclear; and more

State plans to hire fewer contact tracers than experts recommend; Lawmakers say path forward for Stitt health care plan is unclear; Will COVID-19 prompt “holdout states” to reconsider Medicaid expansion?; [More...]

In The Know: Personnel changes for top jobs at two state agencies; panhandle outbreak prompts deep community divide; and more

Unemployment agency head resigns, commission votes to move agency IT and ‘business practices’ under OMES; For first time in nearly three years, Oklahoma’s Commissioner of Health meets statutory requirements; 151 Comanche County jail inmates sent to prisons at Sayre, McLoud; [More...]

In The Know: Gov.’s veto prevents Oklahomans’ access to health care; COLA increase for state retirees signed into law; and more

Gov. vetoes hospital fee for Medicaid expansion; Thousands of Oklahomans facing eviction; Guymon processing plant linked to 440 COVID-19 cases; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahomans struggling with housing costs, evictions increasing; groups sue over absentee ballot law; and more

More than a third of surveyed Oklahomans report struggling to make housing payments; Nearly 200 evictions filed Monday as Oklahoma County courthouse reopens; As coronavirus spreads, Oklahoma’s largest jails could increase testing; Groups sue over absentee ballot requirements. [More...]

In The Know: DOC assisting in county jail outbreak; virus numbers continue to climb in panhandle county; and more

DOC staff called on to help following outbreak at Comanche County jail; Texas County at 784 COVID-19 cases, into 3rd week as 'hot spot' in Oklahoma; COVID-19: Six more deaths reported as 91 new cases confirmed in Oklahoma; Gov. signs, vetoes several bills from this session. [More...]

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