Gov. Kevin Stitt was far from home last week, checking out what Asian energy and aerospace industries have to offer and promoting Oklahoma to companies looking to expand.
The State Chamber unveiled its agenda for 2025 and announced a bold new economic growth initiative during its State of Business Forum, which was highlighted by expert economic insight from nationally renowned economist Marci Rossell.
State Sen. Kristen Thompson recently took time to reassure Oklahomans that a newly created legislative committee will work hard to attract top companies to Oklahoma.
A member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives filed a bill to gradually reduce Oklahoma's personal and corporate income taxes until they are fully eliminated by 2035.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission hired Kyla Guyette to be the state's first ever workforce CEO. She will coordinate workforce development activities across the state in an effort to continuously grow Oklahoma's workforce.
The new chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education is now in office following a swearing-in ceremony, and expansion of the state's workforce is one of his top priorities.
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) – Senate President Pro Tempore-elect Lonnie Paxton is continuing to set the stage for the 60th Oklahoma Legislature, appointing Senate committee…
Gov. Kevin Stitt made two key state leadership appointments this week.
The Cherokee Nation and the State of Oklahoma tentatively agreed to amend and extend their motor vehicle tag compact following months of negotiations.
The Cherokee Nation cut the ribbon on a new, multimillion dollar state-of-the-art Head Start facility that will work to provide children the education and care they will need to thrive.
