New COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma have blown past the state's previous record. This comes before Trump's planned campaign rally in Tulsa.
The surge in COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma is being driven largely by increases among younger people, according to state Health Department figures that show 54% of the new cases in the past two weeks were people 35 and younger.
Meanwhile, hospitalizations topped 200 for the first time since May 20, rising to 211, according to information released Thursday evening. There were 190 new cases in the age group 5 to 17, accounting for 9% of the increase in the past two weeks. That was a 41% jump overall from that age group’s case total prior to June 3.
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