The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s reporting of new coronavirus cases in recent days is accurate, health commissioner Dr. Lance Frye said Thursday, a day after voicing concern that the count may have been under-reported this week.
Oklahoma schools are advising people to throw away milk products received from districts last week after a dairy company recalled its chocolate milk because some of it may have been contaminated.
Oklahoma on Tuesday surpassed 3,000 total deaths due to COVID-19 since the coronavirus pandemic began and the state health department reported 1,558 additional cases of the virus.
The new owners of an Oklahoma zoo featured in Netflix’s “Tiger King” documentary have been ordered to turn over all the lion and tiger cubs and their mothers to the federal government.
A news mural in Ardmore will honor boxers who for their start in the city. Owner of Gladiators Gym in Ardmore, Garry Raymond said the it’s in the early stages of planning
A Davis woman started a new community non-profit called CUP, Communities Uniting People for Murray county residents by giving away free food every Saturday.
Grayson County high school seniors wanting to attend Austin College will get a break on tuition. The college announced the new program this week, hoping to attract more local students to campus.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is activating about 75 members of the Oklahoma National Guard to help protect the state Capitol in case potential protests turn violent.
A staple of Carter County online culture disappeared this weekend. Members of As Heard on the Scanner in Carter County may have noticed the page was deleted.