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EMSA Paramedics Offer Advice To Stay Cool In Summer Heat

Tulsa Officials Offer Incentive, Urge Restaurants To Increase Outdoor Seating

State Dpt. Of Commerce To Begin Phase Two Of Oklahoma’s Business Relief Program

OESC To Hold In-Person Events To Aid In Claim Process

Tulsa Man Sentenced To 20 Years In Federal Prison For Sex Trafficking

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Coronavirus Coverage From The News on 6

Integris Reopens Portland Ave. Campus For COVID-19 Overflow As Cases Surge

INTEGRIS Health announced Tuesday it is reopening a facility for the purpose of handling COVID-19 patients as hospitalizations for the virus climb.

Norman City Council Passes Temporary Ordinance Requiring Facial Coverings

Norman City Council passed a motion Tuesday night that will temporarily mandate face masks in public places as Oklahoma reaches its largest single day spike in COVID-19 cases.

Oklahoma Churches Receive Millions In COVID-19 Funds, Spare Thousands Of Jobs

Tens of thousands of Oklahoma small businesses found relief from the economic effects of COVID-19 through the federal Paycheck Protection Program, including more than 15,000 religious organizations.

Edmond Public Schools Superintendent 'Optimistically Concerned' Heading Into New Academic Year

Medical Professionals Give Behind The Scenes Look At COVID-19 Intensive Care At Integris Southwest Medical Center

Oklahoma Medical Professionals Concerned With Spike In COVID-19 Cases In State

OSDH: 858 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Additional Virus-Related Deaths Reported

Brazil’s President Bolsonaro Tests Positive For COVID-19

Is The Coronavirus Airborne? Hundreds Of Scientists Say It's 'A Real Risk'

MLB Releases Shortened Schedule Amid Coronavirus Testing Delays

President Trump To Hold Next Rally Outdoors In Portsmouth, New Hampshire

ICE Says Foreign Students Taking Online-Only Classes In The Fall Can't Remain In The US

Stocks Slink Back As Virus Outbreaks Dim Recovery Hopes

National News

AMERICAN DIARY: July 4 hurts, until I remember my WWII uncle

Associated Press writer Russell Contreras has always had trouble with the July Fourth holiday due to his family's Mexican American past

Californians celebrate July 4 with virtual parades, masks

As the coronavirus surges in the state, Californians celebrated Independence Day with virtual parades and photos of flag-draped front porches instead of pancake breakfasts and crowded festivities

Virus concerns grow — as do crowds flocking to Jersey Shore

With coronavirus-related restrictions being eased and temperatures climbing, people are flocking back to the Jersey Shore

Virus concerns grow — as do crowds flocking to Jersey Shore

With coronavirus-related restrictions being eased and temperatures climbing, people are flocking back to the Jersey Shore

World stocks mostly dip with US closed for holiday

World stock markets dipped in Europe after gains in Asia

Amazon homeless shelter boosts unique program for sick kids

A family homeless shelter has opened inside a gleaming Amazon corporate building on the tech giant’s Seattle campus

Governors stress 'personal responsibility' over virus orders

Some governors across the U.S., especially in Republican-leaning states, have been stressing the need for “personal responsibility” to combat the coronavirus instead of issuing statewide mandates to wear masks or avoid large social gatherings

Reps: Singers Kacey Musgraves, Ruston Kelly file for divorce

Grammy-winning singer Kacey Musgraves and her musician-husband, Ruston Kelly, have filed for divorce

Kansas newspaper's post equates mask mandate with Holocaust

A weekly Kansas newspaper has posted a cartoon on its Facebook page likening the governor’s order requiring people to wear masks in public to the murder of millions of Jews during the Holocaust

Phoenix to change 'Robert E. Lee,' 'Squaw Peak' street names

Phoenix officials are set to begin the process of changing the names of two streets — one seen as demeaning to indigenous Native American women and the other glorifying the Confederacy

Police: 2 women hit by car on Seattle highway amid protest

Authorities say a 27-year-old man drove a car onto a closed freeway in Seattle and barreled through a panicked crowd of protesters, critically injuring two women

The Latest: China says Beijing's coronavirus outbreak wanes

Chinese officials have reported eight new confirmed COVID-19 cases as a recent outbreak in Beijing appears to have largely run its course

Police: 2 women hit by car on Seattle highway amid protest

Authorities say a 27-year-old man drove a car onto a closed freeway in Seattle and barreled through a panicked crowd of protesters, critically injuring two women

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