Domestic Violence Cases Increase As People Follow Safer-At-Home Orders, Counselors Say

Domestic Violence Cases Increase As People Follow Safer-At-Home Orders, Counselors Say

As families across Green Country continue to follow safer-at-home orders, domestic violence counselors say they’re hearing about more cases of violence at home. Leaders at DVIS, or Domestic Violence Intervention Services says they’ve had sligh

Okla. Department Of Human Services Changing Requirements For Energy Assistance Program

Okla. Department Of Human Services Changing Requirements For Energy Assistance Program

The state Department of Human Services is changing requirements for its Energy Assistance Program. The department wants to help low income Oklahomans with their utility bills. If you've received a cut-off notice, a refusal notice to restore service or a s

Tulsa Public Schools Discuss Indian Education Proposal, Graduation Ceremonies

Tulsa Public Schools Discuss Indian Education Proposal, Graduation Ceremonies

Tulsa Public Schools is held a meeting to talk about a proposal to their Indian education program as well as how graduation ceremonies will look in the area.

PSO Makes Adjustments For Employees, Customers During State's Coronavirus Outbreak

PSO Makes Adjustments For Employees, Customers During State's Coronavirus Outbreak

Public Service Company of Oklahoma is trying to help ease the burden the coronavirus (COVID-19) is taking on its customers and employees.

Daughter Removes Dad’s Surgery Staples At Home Due To Coronavirus (COVID-19) Concerns

Daughter Removes Dad’s Surgery Staples At Home Due To Coronavirus (COVID-19) Concerns

A metro bondsman and bounty hunter played doctor in the hopes of shielding her father from COVID-19. In early March her dad underwent brain surgery at SSM Health St. Anthony. After going home, they learned it wasn’t safe for him to return for his fo

Reports suggest many have had coronavirus with no symptoms

Reports suggest many have had coronavirus with no symptoms

A flood of new research suggests that far more people have had the new coronavirus without any symptoms.

Feds to track, share information on nursing home outbreaks

Feds to track, share information on nursing home outbreaks

Federal officials say they plan to start tracking and publicly sharing information on infections and deaths at nursing homes nationwide to help spot trends and signs of spread in communities.

Massachusetts becomes coronavirus hot spot as cases surge

Massachusetts becomes coronavirus hot spot as cases surge

Massachusetts has become a hotspot of coronavirus infections and is drawing the concern of federal officials and promises of aid from hard-hit New York.

US lockdowns coincide with rise in poisonings from cleaners

US lockdowns coincide with rise in poisonings from cleaners

Reports of accidental poisonings from cleaners and disinfectants are up sharply, and researchers believe it’s related to the coronavirus epidemic.

2 types of testing look for COVID-19 infections new and old

2 types of testing look for COVID-19 infections new and old

Testing is critical to controlling the coronavirus and eventually easing restrictions that have halted daily life for most Americans.

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