Insurer to cover use of POVs for food, medicine deliveries

OKLAHOMA CITY – An insurance carrier’s customers who use their personally owned vehicles to deliver groceries and medicine to neighbors and strangers alike during the coronavirus pandemic are temporarily covered.

County courthouses are ordered to close

OKLAHOMA CITY – All county courthouses in the state have been closed temporarily, with limited exceptions, in accordance with an emergency joint order issued Friday by the Oklahoma Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals Exceptions to the closure order are permissible only for emergencies.

Comanche County reschedules elections

OKLAHOMA CITY – Local elections in Comanche Coun-ty that had been scheduled for April 7 have been postponed and reset for June 30, Amy Sims, Secretary of the County Election Board, announced Friday.

Charter Air Service Keeps Flying

Martin Bohn knew right away things were going to change. As soon as the first announcement of the COVID-19 Coronavirus hitting the shores of the United States started to pop up, he knew his company was going to be hit hard. Bohn is the CEO of Cobra Kai Air in Wichita Falls, Texas.

Public schools to move to distance learning

OKLAHOMA CITY — In light of the novel coronavirus’ continued spread, the Oklahoma State Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday morning to move public school instruction to distance learning for the rest of the 2019-2020 academic year.

Facebook group contributes to pandemic fight

OKLAHOMA CITY – Amber Hunsucker is about halfway done with her sewing. She’s been busy since she was furloughed from her job a couple of weeks ago.

Governor Stitt issued shelter-in-place order for some residents

OKLAHOMA CITY – Republican Governor Kevin Stitt issued a shelter-in-place order for the state’s most vulnerable residents and those with comprised immune system during a Tuesday afternoon press conference. The policies are the state’s latest effort to fight the spread of the Covid-19 virus.

Oklahoma Covid-19 Update

OKLAHOMA CITY – The number of Oklahomans who have become infected with the Coronavirus has grown to 44, officials with the state health department said today. Data release by the health department shows that more than 700 Oklahomans have been tested for Covid-19.