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COVID-19 is causing organizers of annual agricultural festivals to be cancelled. 

U.S. Senate candidate Abby Broyles, who is running against long-time incumbent James Inhofe in Oklahoma, is currently in concussion protocols after being checked out by doctors Monday.

Oklahoma has continued allotting its one point two billion dollars in federal coronavirus relief funding.

As Congress and the White House quarrel over how to tackle a new stimulus package, Gov. Kevin Stitt said on Thursday he believes Oklahoma doesn’t need one. 

COVID-19 is causing organizers of annual agricultural festivals to be cancelled. 

U.S. Senate candidate Abby Broyles, who is running against long-time incumbent James Inhofe in Oklahoma, is currently in concussion protocols after being checked out by doctors Monday.

Oklahoma has continued allotting its one point two billion dollars in federal coronavirus relief funding.

As Congress and the White House quarrel over how to tackle a new stimulus package, Gov. Kevin Stitt said on Thursday he believes Oklahoma doesn’t need one. 

COVID-19 is causing organizers of annual agricultural festivals to be cancelled. That will have an adverse economic impact on the towns that host them.

U.S. Senate candidate Abby Broyles, who is running against long-time incumbent James Inhofe in Oklahoma, is currently in concussion protocols after being checked out by doctors Monday. 

Oklahoma has continued allotting its one point two billion dollars in federal coronavirus relief funding.

The Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain, like many other businesses, has had to restructure the way they host their participants due to the coronavirus pandemic. CEO Julie Cohen, and students Andrew Celedon, and Solei Niusulu talk about their experiences with the new format. 

COVID-19 is causing organizers of annual agricultural festivals to be cancelled. 

U.S. Senate candidate Abby Broyles, who is running against long-time incumbent James Inhofe in Oklahoma, is currently in concussion protocols after being checked out by doctors Monday. 

Oklahoma has continued allotting its one point two billion dollars in federal coronavirus relief funding. 

As Congress and the White House quarrel over how to tackle a new stimulus package, Gov. Kevin Stitt said on Thursday he believes Oklahoma doesn’t need one.