Catherine Sweeney
Health ReporterCatherine Sweeney joined StateImpact Oklahoma in July 2020, focusing on health reporting.
She grew up in Muskogee, Oklahoma and attended Oklahoma State University. Catherine has covered local, state and federal government for outlets in Oklahoma, Colorado and Washington, D.C.
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Federal pandemic relief money has helped cover some of the cost of relocating the facility to Stillwater, Okla.
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During Tuesday's press conference, Stitt was resolute about keeping students in schools as the coronavirus surges across the state.
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A round-up of COVID-related questions answered by Oklahoma medical professionals.
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After months of what felt like a return to normal, the coronavirus is back with a vengeance. This surge poses different threats than those of the past.
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Not sure how long after a COVID exposure to get a test? This question and others are answered in this Q&A with local health officials.
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Oklahoma has entered yet another coronavirus spike, as people are testing positive at the highest rate ever.
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StateImpact Oklahoma celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2021. Our reporters preview what listeners can expect as we begin the new year.
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Heading into the holidays, listeners and readers have sent several questions about the coronavirus — the new strain, boosters and more. StateImpact conducted interviews and attended briefings on the subject.
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Oklahoma health officials have finally detected the omicron variant of the coronavirus. Medical professionals believe it had already been here a while.
