Cherokee Nation elders moved into new homes this week thanks to their tribe. The homes are part of the Cherokee Nation's Housing Authority that aims to build efficiency-style homes for low-income elderly members and families. News On 6's Johnny Resendiz has the story.
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President Trump Signs Massive Measure Funding Government, COVID Relief
President Donald Trump signed a $900 billion pandemic relief package Sunday evening, ending days of drama over his refusal to accept the bipartisan deal that will deliver long-sought cash to businesses and individuals and avert a federal government shutdown.
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Country Awaits President Trump’s Decision On COVID-19 Relief Bill
Two unemployment programs benefitting 14 million Americans have expired. And another $300 a week in benefits won't go into effect unless President Trump signs the new bill. News 9’s Barry Mangold has the story.
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COVID-19 Vaccines Could Bring Market Improvements To Economy, Experts Say
As the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines bring a renewed sense of hope for millions of people, financial experts said there's still a lot of damage control to be done. Marketing professors at Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow said the pandemic has led to an unhealthy U.S. economy. News On 6's Ashlyn Brothers has the story.
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Broken Arrow Teacher Shares Story Of Battle With COVID-19
A Broken Arrow teacher is sharing the story of her battle with COVID-19. Kristin Brown said she has been in and out of the hospital for the past two months and this is one of the toughest health battles she has ever faced. News On 6's Jordan Tidwell has the story.
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OSDH: 2,631 New COVID-19 Cases, 13 More Virus-Related Deaths Reported
13 new virus-related deaths and 2,631 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state on Sunday by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
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Nurse Speaks Out After Being Among First In The State To Receive A COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
As health care workers continue to receive their COVID-19 vaccines across the country, one Oklahoma nurse said he was vaccinated just last week.
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OKC Fire Department Receives 500 Doses Of Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine
Oklahoma City firefighters receive hundreds of doses of Moderna's coronavirus vaccine.
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'Good Reason' To Think Vaccines Will Be Effective Against Mutated COVID-19 Strains, Doctor Says
New strains of COVID-19 have caused alarm and concern in the United Kingdom and South Africa, with many people worried the mutations could complicate vaccine efforts that have only recently gotten underway.
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President-Elect Biden Calls For President Trump To Sign COVID-19 Economic Relief Package
President-elect Joe Biden has called on President Trump to sign the bipartisan end-of-year spending bill that would provide $600 COVID relief checks to most Americans.
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OSDH: 3,955 New COVID-19 Cases, 29 More Virus-Related Deaths Reported
29 new virus-related deaths and 3,955 new coronavirus cases were reported by the Oklahoma State Department of Health on Saturday and represent the number recorded for Friday.
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Businesses Hope Holiday Season Will Help Make Up For Difficult Financial Year
The U.S. Small Business Administration reported the economy has improved from the spring, but industries hit hardest at the beginning of the pandemic continue to struggle the most. That leaves businesses around Green Country trying to make up for losses this holiday season.
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COVID-19, Record Holiday Volume Leading to Nationwide Shipping Delays
Some Americans are missing a few gifts for Christmas due to delays with the United States Postal Service. Given the COVID-19 pandemic and record-setting mail and package orders this holiday season, the U. S. Postal Service said its 644,000 employees have been doing everything in their power to get every package delivered on time. Scott Claussen said the pandemic has forced him to do more shopping online. “You don’t have near as much exposure,” Claussen said.
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OU College Of Nursing, Pharmacy Students Help Administer COVID-19 Vaccine
University of Oklahoma College of Nursing and Pharmacy students are helping administer the COVID-19 vaccine.
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COVID in California: 2 million confirmed cases and counting
California has become the first state to record 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
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COVID in California: 2 million confirmed cases and counting
California has become the first state to record 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
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Epicurious is righting cultural wrongs one recipe at a time
With a new Black editor in chief and ambitious promises to do better, a little corner of the Conde Nast universe is taking racial and cultural injustice one recipe at a time
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'Mom, we need food': Thousands in South Sudan near famine
After nearly a week of hiding from conflict, the South Sudanese woman watched two of her young children die
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The Latest: Brazil president takes shot at Chinese vaccine
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has used his Christmas message to cast more doubt on a coronavirus vaccine purchased by one of the country's states from the Chinese biopharmaceutical firm Sinovac
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Nurses fear what's to come: 'Walk down our unit for a day'
Nurses in overtaxed hospitals are afraid that people aren’t taking precautions as coronavirus cases surge, and they especially fear what’s next
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Surging virus, plummeting temperatures challenge shelters
The pandemic has caught homeless service providers in a crosscurrent: demand is high, but their ability to provide services is constricted
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COVID in California: 2 million confirmed cases and counting
California has become the first state to record 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
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Leslie West, guitarist of rock band Mountain, has died at 75
Leslie West, an iconic guitarist-vocalist who was behind several '70s rock anthems including “Mississippi Queen” with the band Mountain, has died
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OKC-Houston game postponed, Harden out after COVID violation
Houston’s season opener against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night has been postponed after coronavirus cases and James Harden’s violation of the NBA’s COVID-19 protocols left the Rockets without the league-mandated eight players available for the game
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Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch sold to billionaire
Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch in California has found a new owner in billionaire businessman Ron Burkle
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California COVID-19: 2 million confirmed cases and counting
California has become the first state to record 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases
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The Latest: China tests millions in port over virus cluster
Authorities in China’s northeastern port city of Dalian are testing millions of residents after seven new coronavirus cases were reported there in the last 24 hours
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