Links Mentioned On Dec. 3, 2020

Links mentioned in News On 6 broadcasts on December 3, 2020.

Tulsa Care Center Seeking People To ‘Adopt’ Patients To Brighten Their Holiday

Christmas is a season of giving and a Tulsa Alzheimer's care center said they are looking for people to brighten patients’ holidays by crossing off items on their Christmas lists. You can find more on how to do that by calling the care center's office at (918) 428-3600 or emailing act1.greencountry@phoenixhealthcarellc.com

City Of Tulsa Releases 2020 Equality Indicators Report, Launches Interactive Website

The City of Tulsa released the third Tulsa Equality Indicators Report, and results show an upward trend, although numbers remain low. You can find the newly-launched interactive website to better understand the report here.

Police: Suspect In Custody After 11-Hour Standoff, Burned Innocent Couple's Home

A burglary suspect burned down the home of a Broken Arrow couple after shooting at police officers, during an 11-hour standoff. A GoFundMe page said the home belongs to a Bixby 9th Grade teacher. You can donate to the family at this GoFundMe link here.

OSDH: COVID-19 Vaccine Arriving In Oklahoma In December

The State Health Department said some Oklahomans may start getting a COVID-19 vaccine in a little more than a week. Click here to learn more.

Healthcare Workers Immortalized As Comic Book Superheroes

Throughout the pandemic, frontline healthcare workers have been in the spotlight. Click here to see how Marvel is giving them the real superhero treatment. And click here for more information.

Tulsa City Council Approves More Than $4.7 Million in COVID-19 Relief Funding

The Tulsa City Council has approved $3.1 million that will go toward a partnership between the city and Tulsa Community Work-Advance.

The Council has also approved $1.2 million to support business incubation to aid companies and entrepreneurs.

For more information on these projects Click Here.