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Researchers Predict Oklahoma’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Peak In 17 Days

Doctors in Oklahoma are preparing for the rough days ahead. National researchers, with the University of Washington, report Oklahoma is just over two weeks away from the peak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.

Coronavirus Restrictions Prevent Local Law Officer's Family From Seeing His Final Moments

A metro family lost their loved one last week to a sudden heart attack and could not be with Mark Sterling, 62, during his final moments at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital due to COVID-19 restrictions. News 9's Jennifer Pierce has the story.

Coronavirus Test Results May Not Always Be Accurate, Doctors Say

Research suggests the COVID-19 test may not be fully accurate.

Oklahoma Child Care Centers Struggle During Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis

As the state continues to battle the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, an industry critical in that fight said they are in big trouble. Child care centers across Oklahoma are either closing or struggling to stay open. News 9's Dana Hertneky has the story.

Stitt, AG Hunter Release Guidelines To Help Protect Law Enforcement From Coronavirus

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and Attorney General Mike Hunter have released a set of guidelines drafted in an effort to prevent law enforcement from spreading and contracting coronavirus (COVID-19).

Employee Attacked By Tiger At Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park Returns To Work

The employee who was badly injured by a tiger at the G.W. Exotic Animal Park is now back at work.

Joe Exotic's Former Campaign Manager Speaks Out

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Spreading From Big Cities To Rural Areas Of Oklahoma

As positive COVID-19 cases pop up throughout the state, some have started to show up in areas further away from bigger cities.

David's Tornado Forecast: Get Ready For A Busy Spring

Every year in Oklahoma, we wonder what spring has in store for us -- as in the start of severe weather season. News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne dished up his annual tornado forecast.

Gov. Stitt Issues Executive Order Requiring Travelers From 6 States To Self-Quarantine

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Sunday night requiring travelers from six states to self-quarantine for 14 days.

Local Companies Using Their Resources To Make Personal Protective Equipment For Hospitals

Two Oklahoma City metro companies are using their resources to make personal protective equipment, like masks and face shields, and shipping them to hospitals around the country. News 9's Hunter McKee has the story.

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Stitt, AG Hunter Release Guidelines To Help Protect Law Enforcement From Coronavirus

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and Attorney General Mike Hunter have released a set of guidelines drafted in an effort to prevent law enforcement from spreading and contracting coronavirus (COVID-19).

Online Resources, Activities Available As Metro Library System Remains Closed During Pandemic

The Metropolitan Library System is reminding Oklahomans of several online resources amid its closure during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Researchers Predict Oklahoma’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Peak In 17 Days

Doctors in Oklahoma are preparing for the rough days ahead. National researchers, with the University of Washington, report Oklahoma is just over two weeks away from the peak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.

Edmond Adds Shelter-In-Place To Declaration Of Emergency

Edmond City Council amended its Declaration of Emergency Monday to include shelter-in-place. The amendment comes as cities continue to develop ways to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in Oklahoma.

OU Chief Nursing Officer: Staff ‘Have Risen To The Occasion’ During Coronavirus Pandemic

Hospitals across the country are being put to the test during this coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Facilities here in Oklahoma are no exception. News 9's Clayton Cummins spoke with OU Medicines Chief of Nursing about how the staff is managing.

Oklahomans Use Signs To Lift Spirits Amid Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic

Oklahomans are using signs to encourage one another during the coronavirus crisis. News 9's Caleigh Bourgeois has the details.

Legislative Leaders Focus On State Budget Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

COVID-19 and a drop in oil prices are having an impact on the state budget. Legislative leaders are juggling the finances trying to come up with solutions. News 9's Capitol Reportor Aaron Brilbeck has the story.

Coronavirus Restrictions Prevent Local Law Officer's Family From Seeing His Final Moments

A metro family lost their loved one last week to a sudden heart attack and could not be with Mark Sterling, 62, during his final moments at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital due to COVID-19 restrictions. News 9's Jennifer Pierce has the story.

Oklahoma City Leaders To Vote On Emergency Aid For Small Businesses

COVID-19's wrath has been devastating to small businesses.So, Oklahoma City leaders are offering help to those on the brink of closing. News 9's Karl Torp has the story.

Local Companies Using Their Resources To Make Personal Protective Equipment For Hospitals

Two Oklahoma City metro companies are using their resources to make personal protective equipment, like masks and face shields, and shipping them to hospitals around the country. News 9's Hunter McKee has the story.

WATCH as workers build an emergency field hospital in part of New York City’s iconic Central Park. It will be a 68-bed respiratory care unit for COVID-19 patients. Samaritan's Purse, a humanitarian organization, says the hospital is expected to open Tuesday.

Doctors Test Potential Treatment For Coronavirus Using Recovered Patients' Antibodies

Patients who have been infected with the coronavirus and recovered could be the key to fighting the disease. One potential treatment uses the antibodies built up in the blood of patients who've had the illness. CBS News shows how testing is already underway.