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Intertribal Opioid Summit Looks To Curb Opioid Epidemic In Tribal Communities

Kaitlyn Deggs The Muscogee (Creek) Nation held a summit to discuss the ongoing opioid crisis on Monday and health officials demonstrated how to administer Narcan to an overdose patient.

Muscogee Nation Hosts Annual Diabetes Awareness Summit

Kaitlyn Deggs Hundreds of tribal members were in Glenpool to learn about diabetes and how to prevent it.

OSDH: 870 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 49 Virus-Related Deaths Added To Provisional Death Count

News On 6 Forty nine deaths and 870 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state, according to daily numbers released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

Dr. Lance Frye Confirmed As State Commissioner Of Health

News On 6 The state senate confirmed Dr. Lance Frye as the State Commissioner of Health Wednesday.

State Health Commissioner Issues Statement In Response To Decrease In COVID-19 Cases

News On 6 State Health Commissioner Dr. Lance Frye has issued a statement in response to the decrease in COVID-19 case numbers. Commissioner Frye said that the significant drop in cases prompted the health department to investigate their sources and the reporting system. According to Commissioner Frye, after looking into their sources the department can verify that the reports are accurate. Commissioner Frye said, "I want to thank Oklahomans for continuing to be vigilant in taking precautions to safeguar

State Health Department Clarifies Concerns Over Privatization Of Public Health Lab

News On 6 The State Health Department said it wants to clarify concerns that it will privatize the state’s public health lab and the state’s pandemic center.

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Gov. Stitt To Hold COVID-19 Update On Monday

News On 6 Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and Commissioner of Health Dr. Lance Frye will hold a COVID-19 update on Monday. The press conference comes as COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma have reached record highs.

Gov. Stitt To Hold COVID-19 Update On Monday

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Emory Bryan Tulsa Technology Center students learning construction trades have worked at Eden Village this school year, donating more than one thousand hours of skilled labor to the tiny home development for the formerly homeless.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

News On 6 Storm potential and severe weather threats are returning through the weekend for Green Country.

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

Ethan Wright From Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center, Broncen Antai turns his life around, earning a high school diploma despite legal challenges.

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Aaron Alexander Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Amy Slanchik An Owasso teenager with a rare disease is making big strides in her personal life. At 3 feet 10 inches tall, she is learning to drive. She also recently earned several awards at school.

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Intertribal Opioid Summit Looks To Curb Opioid Epidemic In Tribal Communities

Muscogee Nation Hosts Annual Diabetes Awareness Summit

OSDH: 870 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 49 Virus-Related Deaths Added To Provisional Death Count

Dr. Lance Frye Confirmed As State Commissioner Of Health

State Health Commissioner Issues Statement In Response To Decrease In COVID-19 Cases

State Health Department Clarifies Concerns Over Privatization Of Public Health Lab

Gov. Stitt To Hold COVID-19 Update On Monday

Gov. Stitt To Hold COVID-19 Update On Monday

Governor Stitt Announces 3 Permanent Appointees To State Positions

Governor Stitt Announces 3 Permanent Appointees To State Positions

COVID-19 City And Statewide Meetings Happening Thursday

COVID-19 City And Statewide Meetings Happening Thursday

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

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Increasing storm chances in Green Country this weekend into early next week

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive