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Coronavirus Active COVID-19 Cases Fall in Oklahoma, Death Reports Remain High Active cases fell 16% this week. Reported COVID-19 deaths so far in January reached 698. by Paul Monies January 22, 2021January 22, 2021
Corrections Corrections Officials Say Inmates, Prison Staff Will Be Vaccinated in February by Keaton Ross
Education Stitt Pushes For Schools to Open Amid Worsening Pandemic As Teachers Wait For Vaccine by Jennifer Palmer
Government Calculating the Fundraising Backlash Against Oklahoma Congressional Delegation by Trevor Brown
Coronavirus ‘God, Please Keep Us Safe’: Amid COVID, an Oklahoma Nursing Home Faces Impossible Decisions by Whitney Bryen
Corrections Inmates, Corrections Staff Express Reluctance to Take the COVID-19 Vaccine by Keaton Ross
Oklahoma City Mental Health Emergencies Outpace Police Trained To Handle Them by Whitney Bryen and Quinton Chandler
Mental Health CEO: Winter Could Bring ‘Desperate, Dramatic Increase to Homelessness’ by Whitney Bryen
What Happens When Oklahoma City Police Respond to Mental Health Crises by Whitney Bryen and Quinton Chandler