From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

This week, as debates continue over Oklahoma’s response to the pandemic, and the return to schools.

An agreement between the state and tribe on jurisdiction, Oklahoma City Council considers recommendations to fight COVID-19, and when will CARES funding expire?

Governor Stitt tests positive for  COVID-19, Oklahomans voice conners about the waiting period for test results, and a major national retailer is requiring customers to wear face coverings.

A frightening trip to the ER, an Oklahoma mom shares her families experience with COVID-19. One of the states biggest school districts changes its mask policy, and a look at the reforms being made at the Oklahoma city Police Department.

Oklahoma City Council considers a possible mask ordinance, lawmakers work on legislation to answer questions about the latest Supreme Court decision, and colleges try to address the uncertainty of surrounding football season.

The deadline is looming to request absentee ballots, health officials urge more people to get tested and an alumni group has recommendations for Oklahoma State.

Kayla Branch and Nuria Martinez-Keel discuss President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to Tulsa with The Oklahoman's Carla Hinton and Chris Casteel.

It’s been over five years since the state put executions on halt after botching two execution proceedings. But officials announced in February that they were ready to try again.

The state democratic party chair says Trump’s visit on Juneteenth is an insult, new occupants could move into the Sandridge building, and the dead center film festival kicks off.