Coronavirus

1st COVID vaccines should go to health care workers, nursing homes, panel says

OU professors and staff seeking stronger response to pandemic from administrators

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If you traveled for Thanksgiving, ‘assume you were exposed,’ Birx says

Senate GOP leader says he’s revising his COVID relief plan

Second stimulus check update: Group pushes $908B plan to break virus relief impasse

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“We absolutely need the public to take this seriously,” Doctors stress precautions as COVID-19 hospitalizations spike

FILE - In this July 27, 2020, file photo, notes to medical personnel are hung in an area as they prepare to ender a COVID-19 unit at Starr County Memorial Hospital in Rio Grande City, Texas. As the coronavirus pandemic surges across the nation and infections and hospitalizations rise, medical administrators are scrambling to find enough nursing help — especially in rural areas and at small hospitals. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)

US panel votes in favor to provide healthcare personnel and long-term care residents first COVID-19 vaccine shots

Officials: Oklahoma’s COVID-19 deaths surpass 1,750

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At tiny rural hospitals, weary doctors treat friends, family

Ice-T says ‘no-masker’ father-in-law is ‘a believer now’ after 40 days in ICU battling COVID-19

“He was the biggest cheerleader for our city,” Family and friends mourn community leader who died of COVID-19

California could run out of ICU beds by Christmas due to COVID-19, officials say

Integris offers up to $25,000 signing bonus for nurses, depending on experience

Mustang Schools superintendent defends decision to employ “In-School Quarantine” pilot program

Oklahoma City Thunder to begin season without fans in arena