OKLAHOMA CITY - Health care workers with active cases of COVID-19 can continue to work in short-staffed hospitals and long-term care facilities as long as they're not showing any symptoms, state health officials said Tuesday.

Donors who give blood at Grand View Public School, 15481 N. Jarvis Road, on Wednesday, Dec. 2, from noon to 6 p.m., will receive a long-sleeved T-shirt that states "Fingers Crossed 2021."

Every year, the Greater Tenkiller Area Association and Tenkiller Area Community Organization sponsor a Christmas for Kids campaign.

Tahlequah Lumber has found ways to let community members help those in need this holiday season.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma State Department of Health released Monday its official safety recommendations for families across the state of Oklahoma celebrating Thanksgiving amid COVID-19.

OKLAHOMA CITY – About two dozen parents and students gathered at the Capitol Monday to protest the decision by school districts to shift from in-person to virtual learning as the state’s COVID-19 outbreak continues to worsen.

An intoxicated pregnant woman almost ran into an officer’s patrol unit during a traffic stop.

Tahlequah's city attorney and city administrator are refuting claims by a handful of citizens that some of their business concerns conflict with their official duties.

Graduate candidates will take to the stage Dec. 11 and 12 as Northeastern State University holds fall 2020 Commencement ceremonies in the NSU Event Center on the Tahlequah campus.

It’s almost Thanksgiving. However, due to the strain and fatigue of COVID-19, some may find themselves thinking there is not much to be thankful for this year. Many of us have lost family and friends to the virus, and the case count continues to rise in our state, nation and around the world…

We are continually looking to make improvements to all aspects of our operations at Tahlequah Public Schools. Here is an update on what is needed to maintain our sites and vehicles at TPS.

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Even as Oklahoma's governor continues to resist calls to implement a statewide mask mandate, Oklahoma's lead disease expert said an intensive study of the state's mask-mandated communities found face covering usage significantly slows the spread of COVID-19.

The Tahlequah City Planning Commission approved the city of Tahlequah Comprehensive Plan during a Nov. 19 meeting.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Human Services is seeking public comment about the federally-funded Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. The program helps low-income households pay for their home energy needs. Public comment about the program is open through Sept. 30, 2021.

In the late 1960s, a company known as Iowa Beef Packers (now a subsidiary of Tyson Foods) introduced "boxed beef." The company streamlined the meatpacking industry by slaughtering, butchering, and individually packaging meats rather than simply slaughtering them and shipping them to grocery …

Harbor Freight Tools will open its new store in Tahlequah on Saturday, Dec. 5, at 8 a.m.

The U.S. Postal Service's Operation Santa program celebrates its 108th year by opening up for nationwide participation. Now, more than ever, the program is needed to help less fortunate kids and families during the holidays.

The American Red Cross is urging healthy donors of all blood types to band together to give blood or platelets and help ensure a stable blood supply for patients this holiday season.

The Tahlequah Public Works Authority Board of Trustees, during a Nov. 20 meeting, gave the general manager discretion over suspending fees for 30 days.

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust is achieving milestones in health through its tobacco prevention and wellness initiatives.

As the year ends, families are gearing up for holiday meals. Specialists and county educators with the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service are encouraging people across the state to recognize one more meal at the table: Family and Consumer Sciences Day.