This summer, some families are trying to have it both ways. They're heading out … and staying home, exploring public spaces while avoiding public bathrooms. One way of dealing with COVID-19 is to buy a recreational vehicle – an RV.
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RV Life Booms During The Pandemic
This summer, some families are trying to have it both ways. They're heading out … and staying home, exploring public spaces while avoiding public bathrooms. One way of dealing with COVID-19 is to buy a recreational vehicle – an RV.
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OSDH: 486 More Oklahomans Test Positive For COVID-19; No New Virus-Related Deaths Reported
OSDH: 486 More Oklahomans Test Positive For COVID-19; No New Virus-Related Deaths Reported
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Tulsa Non-Profit Adapts To Serve Families During COVID-19 Pandemic
One Hope Ministries has made changes to increase safety, from spacing children apart to more sanitizing, in the Tulsa community.
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More Than 80,000 Airline Workers Face Furloughs As COVID-19 Devastates Industry
More Than 80,000 Airline Workers Face Furloughs As COVID-19 Devastates Industry
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State Health Department Reports New COVID-19 Cases, More Virus-Related Deaths
State Health Department Reports New COVID-19 Cases, More Virus-Related Deaths
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AP source: MAC Cancels Fall Football Season Due To Virus
AP source: MAC Cancels Fall Football Season Due To Virus
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Putnam City Schools To Not Allow Parents, Spectators At Sporting Events This Fall
The Putnam City School District will not allow fans, spectators or parents to watch extracurricular activities when classes start this fall. In an email obtained by News 9, Superintendent Dr. Fred Rhodes told a parent that the decision was made Thursday around noon. News 9's Barry Mangold has the story.
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Oklahoma Energy Companies Lose $2 Billion Over Past Three Months
Oklahoma energy companies have lost more than $2 Billion in the last three months, according to federal financial filings. News 9's Storme Jones has the story.
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New Coalition Working To Help Oklahomans On Verge Of Eviction
The federal moratorium on evictions has been lifted, and local leaders are working to make sure Oklahomans are not evicted. News 9's Tevis Hillis hs the story.
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UCO To Implement Social Distancing, Virtual Experiences For Return To Campus
The University of Central Oklahoma will begin welcoming back students to campus on Saturday.
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WATCH: COVID-19's Potential Impact On Children
WATCH: COVID-19's Potential Impact On Children
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Oklahoma City Hospitals Bringing In Contract Workers To Help With Staffing
While hospitals in the Oklahoma City metro area continue to operate within capacity, health systems are calling in extra help to help with staffing. News 9's Barry Mangold has the story.
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School Districts Struggle To Find Enough Cleaning Materials
School Districts Struggle To Find Enough Cleaning Materials
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Wall Street perks up; S&P 500 edges even closer to record
Stocks closed higher on Wall Street Thursday after a report showed the pace of layoffs across the country is slowing, though it remains incredibly high
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Girl Scouts sex-abuse claim included in NY civil case flurry
A civil case alleging that the husband of a Girl Scouts troop leader abused a girl in a church basement bathroom in upstate New York is among a flurry of child sex-abuse cases filed in New York
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New York attorney general seeks to dissolve NRA
New York’s attorney general is suing the National Rifle Association, seeking to put the powerful gun advocacy organization out of business over allegations that high-ranking executives diverted millions of dollars for personal benefit
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NYC begins registering travelers at COVID-19 checkpoints
Travelers arriving in New York City by car and train are being reminded to quarantine for two weeks if they have been to states with high rates of coronavirus infection
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'Too many are selfish': US nears 5 million virus cases
The U.S. is approaching 5 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus, far outpacing other countries
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Samsung's new phones test consumer demand for pricey gadgets
Samsung aims to lift sinking smartphone sales with two new models that will test consumers' willingness to buy high-priced gadgets during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression
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Lack of study and oversight raises concerns about tear gas
During the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies have increasingly been using tear gas — traditionally used as a measure of last resort — offensively
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tests positive ahead of Trump visit
Ohio's governor has tested positive for the coronavirus just ahead of a planned meeting with President Donald Trump
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tests positive ahead of Trump visit
Ohio's governor has tested positive for the coronavirus just ahead of a planned meeting with President Donald Trump
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Playing electoral defense, Trump claims Biden opposes God
President Donald Trump is engaging in a deeply personal attack on Joe Biden, even questioning without foundation the former vice president's faith in God
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New York attorney general seeks to dissolve NRA
New York’s attorney general is suing the National Rifle Association, seeking to put the powerful gun advocacy organization out of business with claims that top executives diverted millions of dollars to themselves and their friends
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