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State Health Officials Give Update On Possible Coronavirus In Oklahoma
Wednesday, January 29th 2020, 6:49 pm
By: News 9
State Health Officials Give Update On Possible Coronavirus In Oklahoma
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State Health Officials Give Update On Possible Coronavirus In Oklahoma
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The State Health Department said they hope to know by Thursday if two Oklahomans have tested positive for novel coronavirus.
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The State Health Department said they hope to know by Thursday if two Oklahomans have tested positive for novel coronavirus.
What Caught My Eye: Jan. 27
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On Wednesday What Caught My Eye segment a new study that claims cursing is a sign of intelligence, Bernie Sanders social media filters, and a mid-latitude cyclone caught the team's attention.
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On Wednesday What Caught My Eye segment a new study that claims cursing is a sign of intelligence, Bernie Sanders social media filters, and a mid-latitude cyclone caught the team's attention.
Oklahoma City Community College Removes Controversial Monument
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Oklahoma City Community College is removing a monument it calls controversial from its campus. The institution's president said the monument was offensive and does not accurately represent history.
Oklahoma City Community College Removes Controversial Monument
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Oklahoma City Community College is removing a monument it calls controversial from its campus. The institution's president said the monument was offensive and does not accurately represent history.
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On Wednesday What Caught My Eye segment a new study that claims cursing is a sign of intelligence, Bernie Sanders social media filters, and a mid-latitude cyclone caught the team's attention.
Oklahoma City Community College Removes Controversial Monument
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Oklahoma City Community College is removing a monument it calls controversial from its campus. The institution's president said the monument was offensive and does not accurately represent history.
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What Caught My Eye: Jan. 26
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During the What Caught My Eye segment Lacie, Robin, and Lacey share stories that caught their attention, but have not made the newscast. On Tuesday, El Reno blessing boxes, a woman on rollerblades racing a horse and the Tik Tok tortilla trend caught the team's attention.
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American Red Cross Offering Virtual CPR Classes Due To COVID-19
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The American Red Cross is now offering life saving classes online because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
American Red Cross Offering Virtual CPR Classes Due To COVID-19
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The American Red Cross is now offering life saving classes online because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Three Arrested, Accused Of Involvement In Owasso Vehicle Thefts
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Owasso Police arrested three men they believe are involved in a series of vehicle thefts.
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Owasso Police arrested three men they believe are involved in a series of vehicle thefts.
White House: Need 500M Shots To Vaccinate All Over 16
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White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients says it’s essential that Congress pass President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill to keep the momentum on vaccinations and more testing capacity to contain the virus.
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White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients says it’s essential that Congress pass President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill to keep the momentum on vaccinations and more testing capacity to contain the virus.
US Issues Domestic Terrorism Alert Early In Biden’s Term
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The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after President Joe Biden’s election.
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The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after President Joe Biden’s election.
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Update: Investigation Into Threats Against Vinita Public Schools Continues
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The investigation continues after threats were made against Vinita Public Schools. Vinita Police Chief Joey Babcock said they have not made any arrests, and the FBI is involved now.
Union High Schools To Switch To Distance Learning
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Union Public Schools will switch 9-12th grade students to distance learning on Thursday, January 28th.
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