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Rev. Derrick Scobey, Ebenezer Baptist Church Senior Pastor, helped to organize the event in an effort to encourage more African Americans in Oklahoma City to receive the vaccine.

Oklahoma's COVID Trend Line Continues To Decline, But Threats Remain

For the first time in months, coronavirus cases are down in Oklahoma and medical experts are cautiously optimistic the trend will continue. Oklahoma’s…

Oklahoma senator to continue advocating for permanent Daylight Saving Time

An Oklahoma state senator says he will continue to advocate for Daylight Saving Time (DST) to be the official year-round time in Oklahoma.

Naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses, is seen in a vending machine at the Oklahoma Health Care Authority in Oklahoma City in this 2023 photo.

Oklahoma's ballyhooed Naloxone vending machine program is gone, leaving communities scrambling to fill the gap

Oklahoma's statewide naloxone vending machine program, once the largest in the nation, has been dismantled, with machines redistributed to community organizations now paying out of pocket for supplies.

Over 215 million broiler chickens were raised in Oklahoma in 2023, according to the USDA.

Thousands of Oklahoma chickens culled after bird flu detection

A commercial chicken flock in northeastern Oklahoma has been culled after testing positive for the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) virus.

An Oklahoma Highway Patrol vehicle is pictured.

Oklahoma Highway Patrol seeks $25 million for trooper training

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety requested over $25 million to train highway patrol troopers.

Jerry Telmen, a contracts professor at Oklahoma City University School of Law, browses a text in his office on July 7, 2026.

"Where you want to put your data center is not a trade secret." Oklahoma's NDA debate, explained.

Nondisclosure agreements between Oklahoma communities and data center developers have become a flashpoint in the debate over government transparency, with critics arguing public officials should not promise secrecy when negotiating projects that may involve taxpayer money and public infrastructure.

Oklahoma Treasurer Ken Miller talks to reporters in Oklahoma City, Wednesday, July 6, 2016. Miller said Oklahoma is muddling through a continued economic downturn.

Oklahoma Treasurer: Recession Continues, But Energy Turnaround May Be In Sight

Oil and natural gas production tax collections increased slightly over the past two months, although they're still well below this time last year.Gross…

A still from the 1920 silent film 'The Daughter of Dawn.'

Oklahoma Silent Movie Picked For 2013 National Film Registry

The Library of Congress has selected the Oklahoma movie The Daughter of Dawn as one of 25 films inducted to its 2013 National Film Registry.The Oklahoma…

The Oklahoma City Zoo's juvenile elephants Malee (right) with her younger sister Achara.

Malee, The Oklahoma City Zoo's Baby Elephant, Dies Suddenly

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden announced Thursday morning Malee, its four-year-old female Asian elephant, died overnight.Zoo officials said in…

Oklahoma State Reformatory is a minimum security prison that houses over a thousand male inmates.

Oklahoma Department Of Corrections Halts Awarding Credits For Good Behavior

The Oklahoma Department of Corrections intends to stop reducing prisoners’ sentences in exchange for good behavior and their participation in programs…

Bill adding plants to Oklahoma noxious weed list vetoed

Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that would have added two invasive weeds to Oklahoma's Noxious Weed Law.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health.

Oklahoma State Department of Health celebrates community health workers

Here's how one community health worker in Cherokee County is impacting her neighbors.

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