The Oklahoman - 2021-02-10

• Smaller Chesapeake looks to future
• California uses ZIP codes, outreach to boost vaccine equity
• Weather affects vaccine clinics
• CURTAIN CLOSES
• TRAMEL'S TAKE
• 82 advocacy groups call on Biden to end federal executions
• Speaker wants legislativ­e input on stimulus spending
• Robber of bank in Walmart sentenced to 14 years
• Giving 1st and 2nd doses at once complicate­s vaccine effort
• WHO team: Coronaviru­s unlikely to have leaked from China lab
• Palm Beach to decide whether Trump can stay at Mar-a-Lago
• 2 US attorneys in state resign
• Mary Wilson, longest-reigning original Supreme, dies at 76
• Thomas Rutherford Brett
• Navalny supporters to rally in courtyards
• India glacier disaster: Families join search for survivors
• Don't quit on the GOP
• Cookies can make it all better
• Managed Medicaid: Bad for rural hospitals ... bad for Oklahoma
• DAVID COHEN| ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES
• McElroy's wild journey includes a Super Bowl ring
• Gilgeous-Alexander keeps showing his maturity
• Redmond's return can have one big impact
• EX-CHIEFS COACH DIES
• McCormack `set a tone' that Cowboys just couldn't match
• How O'Brate Stadium is giving Cowboys an early advantage
• OU unveils softball slate, 2021 opener in El Paso
• NTSB says Bryant crash caused by pilot error
• New effort aims to ensure minority businesses survive
• Dems try to push through school funding
• Senate panel advances EPA nominee; GOP slams Interior pick
• Businesses begin to rethink Myanmar
• White House budget chief nominee apologizes for past tweets
• OIL AND GAS PRICES
• Rememberin­g Fried Fish Fridays
• Cold snap remedy served in a bowl
• Rays of hope begin to show for diners
• `More lemongrass, please'
• In-home camera systems don't sit well with sitter
• Norman mayor's initiative seeks to get residents moving

The Oklahoman - 2021-02-09

The Oklahoman - 2021-02-11