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5 facts about flu season in Oklahoma this year
MaKayla Glenn
The peak of the flu season, between December and February, has hit the state hard this year and is affecting a lot of people.
‘It’s Been Really Hectic’: Family Of Nine-Year-Old Checotah Girl Frustrated Trying To Get Her Birth Certificate
Kaitlyn Deggs
The family of a nine-year-old Checotah girl is frustrated because they’ve been trying to get her a birth certificate since she was born. They say they’ve tried every legal avenue they can, but everything they try leads to a dead end.
Preventing Heat-Related Illnesses As Children Head Back To School
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Temperatures are rising again, and with some kids back in school this week, the State Health Department wants to remind everyone about the dangers of heat-related illnesses.
Oklahoma Health Leaders Raise Awareness For National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Autumn Bracey
July is National 'Minority Mental Health Awareness' month and Oklahoma health leaders are putting a spotlight on issues impacting minority communities.
Local Health Leaders Advise Public To Take Precautions Against COVID As Summer Travel Increases
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The Tulsa Health Department said taking precautions is key with more people traveling and congregating inside because of the summer heat.
Barnsdall Community Meet For Storm Cleanup Updates
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As we head into another week of tornado cleanup in Barnsdall, the Mayor and Emergency Management leaders are working to get as much information out to the public as possible. They held a community meeting Monday night.
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Oklahoma Teens Vulnerable To Dating Violence; OSDH Helps Recognize Abuse
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Data shows about one in 10 Oklahoma teenagers have experienced some form of dating violence in the past few years. State health officials said dating violence can look different in each relationship, but it's important to be able to recognize the signs.
Oklahoma Teens Vulnerable To Dating Violence; OSDH Helps Recognize Abuse
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Data shows about one in 10 Oklahoma teenagers have experienced some form of dating violence in the past few years. State health officials said dating violence can look different in each relationship, but it's important to be able to recognize the signs.
Oklahoma Health Department Investigates Swimming-Related Illnesses
Lex Rodriguez
The State Health Department is looking into several illnesses among people who recently went swimming in Green Country. The department said tests for meningitis and the organism that causes it, came back negative.
Oklahoma Health Department Investigates Swimming-Related Illnesses
Lex Rodriguez
The State Health Department is looking into several illnesses among people who recently went swimming in Green Country. The department said tests for meningitis and the organism that causes it, came back negative.
Health Experts Warn Of Rising Norovirus Cases In Oklahoma
Matt Rahn
Norovirus numbers are rising across the country and recent outbreaks in Texas have prompted Oklahoma health leaders to speak out about it.
Health Experts Warn Of Rising Norovirus Cases In Oklahoma
Matt Rahn
Norovirus numbers are rising across the country and recent outbreaks in Texas have prompted Oklahoma health leaders to speak out about it.
Hillcrest Launches 'Don't Bug Me' Flu Awareness Campaign
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Hillcrest and the Tulsa Health Department are launching their annual flu-awareness campaign for kids.
Hillcrest Launches 'Don't Bug Me' Flu Awareness Campaign
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Hillcrest and the Tulsa Health Department are launching their annual flu-awareness campaign for kids.
Oklahoma Infant Mortality Rates Decrease By 20 Percent
Brooke Griffin
The State Health Department said the infant mortality rate in Oklahoma decreased by 20 percent in the last decade.
Oklahoma Infant Mortality Rates Decrease By 20 Percent
Brooke Griffin
The State Health Department said the infant mortality rate in Oklahoma decreased by 20 percent in the last decade.
Free At-Home HIV Tests Now Available To Oklahomans
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September is World Sexual Health Month and the State Health Department is launching a new program to make home-screenings easier.
Free At-Home HIV Tests Now Available To Oklahomans
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September is World Sexual Health Month and the State Health Department is launching a new program to make home-screenings easier.
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Oklahoma State Health Department Plans Rollout Of New COVID Vaccines
Lex Rodriguez
According to the White House, a new milestone has been reached in the COVID-19 pandemic with updated vaccines that match the variant of the virus currently spreading.
Oklahoma State Health Department Plans Rollout Of New COVID Vaccines
Lex Rodriguez
According to the White House, a new milestone has been reached in the COVID-19 pandemic with updated vaccines that match the variant of the virus currently spreading.
Health Department Changing Method For Calculating COVID Cases
Matt Rahn
The State Health Department is changing how it calculates the daily average of COVID-19 cases. It will result in a lower number being reported, but the health department says it will give a better look at the current state of the virus.
Health Department Changing Method For Calculating COVID Cases
Matt Rahn
The State Health Department is changing how it calculates the daily average of COVID-19 cases. It will result in a lower number being reported, but the health department says it will give a better look at the current state of the virus.
Watch: Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum Discusses COVID-19 In Tulsa
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Oklahoma set a new record this week for COVID-19 cases.
Watch: Tulsa Mayor GT Bynum Discusses COVID-19 In Tulsa
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Oklahoma set a new record this week for COVID-19 cases.
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Tulsa Day Center Preventing Spread Of Delta Variant With Strict Guidelines
William Blanchette
Tulsa homeless shelter is doing everything it can to prevent the spread of the Delta Variant.
Tulsa Day Center Preventing Spread Of Delta Variant With Strict Guidelines
William Blanchette
Tulsa homeless shelter is doing everything it can to prevent the spread of the Delta Variant.
Oklahoma AG Seeks Damages After Not Receiving All Promised PPE
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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter is seeking more than $1.8 million from a Tulsa company accused of lying about the state’s order of PPE.
Oklahoma AG Seeks Damages After Not Receiving All Promised PPE
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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter is seeking more than $1.8 million from a Tulsa company accused of lying about the state’s order of PPE.
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Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'
Kaitlyn Deggs
Neighbors shocked after Tulsa Police kill man officers say ambushed them after shooting a jogger.
Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'
Kaitlyn Deggs
Neighbors shocked after Tulsa Police kill man officers say ambushed them after shooting a jogger.
'We all kind of just froze and dropped to the floor': Miami server relives man shooting into restaurant
Cal Day
A Miami, Oklahoma server feels lucky to be alive after a man shot into the business where she and dozens of people were inside.
'We all kind of just froze and dropped to the floor': Miami server relives man shooting into restaurant
Cal Day
A Miami, Oklahoma server feels lucky to be alive after a man shot into the business where she and dozens of people were inside.
Saint Francis invites Tulsa's bravest for relay race on infamous Cry Baby Hill
Tyler Whitehead
Tulsa first responders raced in a relay for the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough kickoff.
Saint Francis invites Tulsa's bravest for relay race on infamous Cry Baby Hill
Tyler Whitehead
Tulsa first responders raced in a relay for the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough kickoff.
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Neighbors react to fatal Tulsa officer-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'It was just a shock'
Kaitlyn Deggs
Neighbors shocked after Tulsa Police kill man officers say ambushed them after shooting a jogger.
'We all kind of just froze and dropped to the floor': Miami server relives man shooting into restaurant
Cal Day
A Miami, Oklahoma server feels lucky to be alive after a man shot into the business where she and dozens of people were inside.
Saint Francis invites Tulsa's bravest for relay race on infamous Cry Baby Hill
Tyler Whitehead
Tulsa first responders raced in a relay for the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough kickoff.
Drowning tragedy stirs caution at Bluestem Falls; OHP says to prioritize safety
Ryan Gillin
Tragic drownings highlight need for safety at Bluestem Lake: from life jackets to buddy systems, Trooper Griffith outlines preventative measures.
'Highs and lows' from the 2026 legislative session
Haley Hetrick
State lawmakers have officially finalized their work for the first session of the 60th legislature. More than 500 bills were signed into law this year, as republicans call it a successful session.
WWE Star AJ Styles Meets Fans in Tulsa Ahead of WWE Raw Appearance
David Prock
Former WWE World Champion AJ Styles met with fans during a meet-and-greet on Monday at Cricket Wireless near 31st and Sheridan, reflecting on his 25-year career while signing autographs ahead of WWE's highly anticipated return to Tulsa that night.
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