Hundreds gathered for a march honoring George Floyd in Norman Tuesday afternoon.

The peaceful march started on a bridge overlooking Interstate 35 and headed east on Main Street before veering off to gather in front of the Norman Police Department.

The marchers ⁠— mostly young people ⁠— called for justice and fair practices from police.

Seventeen-year-old Norman North High School students Aiden Walker and King Eflim said it was important to make sure people in the city could see them marching with Black Lives Matter signs.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced Tuesday the state has tested every nursing home and long-term care facility with a positive case of the coronavirus.

KOSU is continuing to cover the developing story around coronavirus in Oklahoma. Bookmark this page for the latest updates.

The Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police declared their support for city police chief Wade Gourley Tuesday after Black Lives Matter activists demanded the chief's resignation.

The police union believes Gourley didn’t do anything wrong in his handling of the police response to protesters demanding reform. The union president, John George, says police were justified in using tear gas, rubber bullets and other weapons against protesters.

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Five more Oklahomans have died due to COVID-19, increasing the state's death toll to 339. The deaths occurred between May 11 and May 30. The deaths reported Tuesday include:

It's the week of June 2, 2020 and here's the new music being played on The Spy. This week includes Ray LaMontagne's latest single, Salt Lake City band Choir Boy's new album, the first single of 2020 by Cigarettes After Sex, and so much more.