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Windy and warmer Sunday Updated: 5:55 PM CST Jan 16, 2021 Updated: 5:55 PM CST Jan 16, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Im co CEO meteorologist Sabrina Bates. Thanks for tuning into co ceo dot com or the mobile app for a look at your forecast, as we had overnight Saturday into Sunday. We are dropping our temperatures to right around freezing, not going to be as chilly as it was last night or earlier on your Saturday morning. It is going to be a windy Sunday, though not ...

Hospitals are struggling with opening enough beds to serve people who are battling COVID-19 – 1,847 are hospitalized.This number is down from the nearly 2,000 people who were hospitalized with COVID-19 a week and a half ago. OU Chief COVID Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler said part of the drop could be attributed to lack of reporting. But an optimistic view would be that the drop could be the first sign that cases are about to go down. Regardless of the cause, hospitals remain in a tough spot. ...

A top Oklahoma health leader said the state learned just last night that they’ll be getting many fewer doses of the COVID-19 vaccine than expected

Gov. Kevin Stitt has called up more than 70 Oklahoma National Guard members to help protect the state Capitol next week around the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden

More than 150,000 Oklahomans have received their COVID-19 vaccinations, even as others struggle to find an appointment

More than 20,000 Air and National Guard troops will be in Washington, D.C., to secure the capital city for the upcoming presidential inauguration

An Oklahoma City activist has decided to not press charges following a scuffle during an Oklahoma County Jail Trust meeting earlier this month.Two groups of attendees exchanged strong words, which led to a short scuffle. Some people had to be escorted out. Local rapper and activist Jabee Williams told KOCO 5 that he was called a racial slur, which led to the exchange. Local activist Jess Eddy said one of the individuals in the video – whom we’re not identifying – shoved him. Eddy sai...

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt joined KOCO 5’s Jason Hackett for an interview this morning to discuss the U.S. Capitol breach, Democrats’ efforts to impeach President Donald Trump and the rising COVID-19 numbers in Oklahoma.

An Oklahoma lawmaker has filed a bill that’s aimed at stopping Oklahoma government agencies from requiring masks and vaccinations.

Oklahoma snow starts early Sunday Share Updated: 5:49 PM CST Jan 9, 2021 Share Updated: 5:49 PM CST Jan 9, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Im co CEO meteorologist Sabrina Bates. Thanks for tuning into co ceo dot com or the mobile app, or look at your forecast. So were going be tracking another winter system moving into Oklahoma. Thats going to be after midnight on your Saturday and then throughout the day on your Sunday now most of the snow thats going to be do...