An Oklahoma newspaper has apologized for a coronavirus April Fools' story after backlash

An Oklahoma newspaper has retracted a coronavirus-related story it published on April Fools Day that caused panic among parents and teachers

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The Sapulpa Times also issued an apology on its website for a story that claimed Sapulpa students would have to repeat the entire school year. The Oklahoma State Board of Education ordered all public schools to close beginning March 17 due to the coronavirus, including the schools in Sapulpa, which is southwest of Tulsa.

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