Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Join the conversation ()

Wednesday, March 11th 2020, 9:08 pm

By: News On 6

More Like This

Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

News On 6 Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

News On 6 Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Watch: Why Should Voters Support Bonds To Help Pay For Improvements For TPS Schools?

News On 6 The Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education is asking voters in June to approve over $400 million in bonds to pay for improvements across the district, including instructional materials and school safety. Greg Shaw, a member of the 2021 Citizen Bond Development Committee, joined the 6 in the Morning team to talk about why he believes Tulsans should support the bonds.

Watch: Why Should Voters Support Bonds To Help Pay For Improvements For TPS Schools?

More Like This

Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

News On 6 Science Behind Bulk Buying In Wake Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Watch: Why Should Voters Support Bonds To Help Pay For Improvements For TPS Schools?

Watch: Majestic Bald Eagle Spotted In Tulsa

News On 6 News On 6 Photojournalist David Ketter was able to capture an unusual sight on camera while filing a story. A bald eagle had perched itself on top of a telephone pole near 31st and Harvard.

Taste Test Tuesday: Classic Milk Chocolate 'Stuffed Puffs'

WATCH: Meet The Three Legged Baby Alpaca On Wheels

CBS News Meet Marie, a three-legged baby alpaca in Germany who's got a special way of getting around.

Student Of The Week: Ashton Self

News On 6 News On 6 is recognizing students and their contributions to Green Country.

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

News On 6 Bixby Public Schools is making changes to its COVID-19 precautions now that there are fewer cases.

Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

News On 6 Bixby Public Schools is making changes to its COVID-19 precautions now that there are fewer cases.

OSDH: 302 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 21 Virus-Related Deaths Added To State's Provisional Death Count

News 9 Twenty-one more virus-related deaths and 302 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state since Wednesday, according to daily numbers released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

OSDH: 302 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 21 Virus-Related Deaths Added To State's Provisional Death Count

News 9 Twenty-one more virus-related deaths and 302 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state since Wednesday, according to daily numbers released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

Associated Press Derek Chauvin, the fired Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd's death, will not testify in his own defense. Chauvin spoke in court from the defense table using a microphone just after court resumed on Thursday. "I will invoke my Fifth Amendment privilege today," Chauvin said. The defense, which is expected to rest its case today,. presented medical expert testimony Wednesday that conflicted with prosecutors' account of how George Floyd died. Dr. David Fowler, a forensic pathologis

Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

Tokyo Olympics: 72 % Of Japanese Polled Want The Games Canceled Or Postponed Over Slow Vaccine Rollout

CBS News The Tokyo Olympics are only three months away now, but there is still a lot of uncertainty and concern surrounding the event, specifically among those living in Japan. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and not everyone in the country being vaccinated, many are worried the games -- which have already been postponed once -- will not be safe to hold. On Monday, a Kyodo News poll showed that the majority of those asked in Japan are in favor of postponing or canceling the games altogether. Here

Tokyo Olympics: 72 % Of Japanese Polled Want The Games Canceled Or Postponed Over Slow Vaccine Rollout

View More Stories

Top Headlines

Bixby Public Schools Implementing Changes To COVID-19 Precautions For Pre-K Through 6th Grade

News On 6 Bixby Public Schools is making changes to its COVID-19 precautions now that there are fewer cases.

OSDH: 302 New COVID-19 Cases Reported, 21 Virus-Related Deaths Added To State's Provisional Death Count

News 9 Twenty-one more virus-related deaths and 302 new coronavirus cases were reported in the state since Wednesday, according to daily numbers released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.

Derek Chauvin Won’t Testify At Murder Trial In George Floyd’s Death

Tokyo Olympics: 72 % Of Japanese Polled Want The Games Canceled Or Postponed Over Slow Vaccine Rollout

Tulsa Police Recover Stolen Pickup Truck After Chase

News On 6 Tulsa police recovered a stolen pickup truck after a chase near Apache and Peoria late on Wednesday night. According to police, officers ran the tag on a truck at a nearby QuikTrip. Once officers determined that the vehicle was stolen, the driver fled from the scene and would not stop for officers. Police later found the truck parked in a driveway, but the driver was gone. The vehicle has been towed and no arrests were made.

US Jobless Claims Plunge To 576,000, Lowest Since Pandemic

Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits tumbled last week to 576,000, a post-COVID low and a hopeful sign that layoffs are easing as the economy recovers from the pandemic recession. The Labor Department said Thursday that applications plummeted by 193,000 from a revised 769,000 a week earlier. Jobless claims are now down sharply from a peak of 900,000 in early January. For the week ending March 27, 16.9 million people were continuing to collect jobless benef

View More Stories