The proposal draws on Oklahoma’s aerospace tax credits to help oil and gas companies hire engineering graduates and pay tuition for employees pursuing engineering careers.
At an Oct. 29 briefing, educators detailed teacher training and early reading intervention, including the Oklahoma Literacy Initiative’s work in Valliant.
Visits to drone testing labs, university research centers, and Greenwood will give Oklahoma companies a closer look at the technology being developed in Tulsa and opportunities to work together.
Oklahoma approved four bachelor’s programs requiring fewer credits. Rep. Ryan Eaves explains why he pushed for the change—and what he wants to see next.
The Kellyville senator was recognized for legislation addressing victim protections and rural prosecutor recruitment.
United’s new nonstop between Oklahoma City and San Francisco could make it easier to connect Oklahoma businesses with investors, customers, and talent. The opportunity runs both ways.
The NAM-led coalition says permitting delays cost manufacturers at least $8 billion annually and is urging Congress to advance bipartisan reforms.
