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How will the winter weather affect the state’s vaccine rollout

Items to keep in a car or truck before going out during the snowstorm

History & Hope: First Black female journalist on Oklahoma TV talks of fight for social justice Share Updated: 6:39 AM EST Feb 13, 2021 Jason Hackett Share Updated: 6:39 AM EST Feb 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript they brought me down to the studio, put me in front of the cameras, and as much as I run my mouth, I couldnt talk. They kept asking me questions. And then the tears start rolling. You cried? Yes, I cried because I was. I was just afraid...

One week from next Monday, teachers, school support staff and people under 65 with comorbidities can start booking vaccine appointments

Zoom meetings, binge-watching, online shopping and virtual education have all become more common during the pandemic.If anything, COVID-19 has only increased the need for affordable, reliable high-speed internet to take advantage of these activities.No one knows for sure how much money has been spent to bring broadband to rural Oklahoma residents. But what’s clear is that many Oklahomans are being left behind. BlackOak Farms, near Devol in Cotton County is out there. “The one thing we ...

The entire metro area is preparing for the big winter storm that’s headed this way

We want to give a KOCO High 5 to some teachers at Midwest City Middle School. They created a one-of-a-kind way to engage students in Black History Month.

Two more days of 40s Share Updated: 6:55 PM CST Feb 6, 2021 Share Updated: 6:55 PM CST Feb 6, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Im co CEO meteorologist Sabrina Bates. Thanks for tuning into co ceo dot com or the mobile app for Look at your forecast. So were talking about some bitterly cold, dangerous cold temperatures that are moving in later this week. Overnight Tonight, though, Saturday into Sunday its still going to be quite cold outside, just not the cold tha...

AP: Brazilian COVID-19 variant detected in Oklahoma Share Updated: 11:29 AM CST Feb 6, 2021 KOCO Staff Share Updated: 11:29 AM CST Feb 6, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE SUSPECT IS IN CUSTODY THIS MORNING. THNEW BRAZILIAN VARIANT OF CORONAVIRUS HAS BEEN CONFIRMED IN OKLAHOM THE WOMAN WHO HAS IT DOES HAVE A HISTORY OF TRAVELING OUT OF STATE. OFFICIALS SAY SHE IS NO LONGER INFECTIOUS. THE BRAZILIAN STRAIN WAS FIRST DETECTED IN THE U.S. LAST MONT ...

A local working mother is horrified to learn that masks are not required in day care facilities. Now shes working to change the rule.Emily Kyle is a local mother and a realtor. She was looking for childcare for just a few hours while she showed homes. She found a location, dropped her baby off and then looked at the security cameras to check in.“When I left, I noticed on the cameras all the staff had no mask on. And I was just shocked,” Kyle said.Kyle said she assumed it was law to wea...