From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

The Oklahoman staff reviews how their coverage of April 19 became a guidebook on how to cover other large-scale events, and set a new industry standard. 

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A look at rural hospitals and clinics dealing with the coronavirus, how local grocers are protecting employees, and a donation helps a local nonprofit pick up speed.

The staff of The Oklahoman recounts where they were on April 19 and how the newsroom covered the tragedy.

A local hospital is working on a new for treatment of COVID-19 patients, the number of mobile test sites increases and a budget battle at the state capitol.

The governor’s proposal to cut budget is drawing heat, the county jail could get more funds for the fight against COVID-19 and confusion surrounding drive-thru church services.

Governor Stitt says he’s seeing proof social distancing is working in Oklahoma. One metro school district suspends meal service and health professionals provide tips on how to curb anxiety during the pandemic.

Legislators approve the governors’s health emergency declaration, students begin class work again and the culinary community finds ways to support first responders.

The governor calls for a special session, enforcing the playground closures and how one gym is honoring its mission to promote health and wellness in the metro.

The pandemic unintentionally pits economic interests against public health interests, nearly 19-hundred employees are called back to Tinker, one sports organization tries to keep friendly competition in play.

The Oklahoma City Councils approves a small business relief package, the Regional Food bank of Oklahoma delivers food for its backpack program, and a look back at the 1980 Olympics.