Catherine Sweeney
Reporter for StateImpact OklahomaCatherine Sweeney grew up in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and attended Oklahoma State University. She has covered local, state and federal government for outlets in Oklahoma, Colorado and Washington, D.C.
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Oklahomans can now schedule COVID-19 booster vaccines regardless of which brand they first received. -
The state’s top public health official resigned on Friday.
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After settling a lawsuit, Oklahoma state officials agreed to include a non-binary gender option on updated birth certificates. The change ushered in immediate blowback from conservatives.
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Overwhelmed emergency rooms might be getting the spotlight during the pandemic, but as StateImpact’s Catherine Sweeney reports, Oklahoma’s urgent care centers are experiencing a similar strain.
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The White House is advising seniors over 65 and those with compromised immunities to get a third Pfizer dose.
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Oklahoma has reached a grim milestone regarding deaths in the coronavirus pandemic.
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Any Oklahoman looking for a COVID-19 test recently can tell you the search is tough, but it’s about to get a little easier.
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Financial struggles, family separation and other problems created even more risk factors for the state's physicians.
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Four of the state's major hospital systems pledged to share their own ICU capacity data.
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About every other person in Oklahoma can't get dental insurance. Nonprofits scramble to fill in the gaps, caring for people who come in with broken teeth, painful abscesses and worse.
