From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

Legislators tap opioid settlements fill budget holes, REAL-IDs will be coming this summers, and schools find new ways to honor graduates.

Police release the 911 calls from Wednesday, when a customer fired shots inside a McDonald's at SW 89th and Penn in Oklahoma City.

Governor Stitt says Oklahoma is moving toward the next phase of reopening…catholic churches announce when they will open their doors…and a scholarship surprise for a few lucky high school seniors.

Emergency powers are extended for Governor Stitt, Oklahoma tribes finally receive relief funds, and the medical marijuana industry smokes the previous sales record.

Legislative leaders agree on a budget, pardon and parole board considers medical release for some inmates and the OSSAA discusses summer reopening plans.

The state ramps up testing and contact tracing, local businesses are preparing to open their doors,  and the Thunder considers its return to practice.

Malls, churches and restaurants layout their plan on when and how to open their doors again.

Governor Stitt proceeds with plans to start reopening the state while business responses vary on when they will open their doors and restaurants team up with a local charity to provide meals for those in need.

The military plans on honor those on the front lines of the pandemic, the NBA announces when teams can return to practice , and one athlete has found a way to continue training in his backyard.

The Oklahoman's Dave Cathey provides an update on when we might see restaurants reopen for business. Also, a look at the pawn shop industry and how the coronavirus has impacted business.