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As of April 9th, OSDH has reported a total of 1,684 cases, with 780 recoveries included.

"The state is not required to prioritize ending human life in utero over saving human lives, and certainly, nothing in the Constitution says so.”

Families are encouraged to celebrate the upcoming religious holidays and spring festivities virtually.

The Oklahoma Senate met in special session and regular session on Monday. Read more about what they did to prevent automatic budget cuts.

As of Wednesday, there are 1,524 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma, with 79 deaths.

"States that have expanded Medicaid are in a much better position to combat COVID-19 and are showing better results. Oklahoma is not one of those states."

As of Tuesday, April 7th, there are 1,472 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma, and there are an additional 16 deaths.

The new data shows 13,148 tests have been administered in Oklahoma so far, with over 11,000 of them testing negative.

On a global level, there have been a reported 824,529 cases of Coronavirus confirmed, with 40,672 deaths and 174,359 recovered.

New counties with cases include Beckham, Cotton and Love counties, bringing the total to 47 counties out of 77.