The Oklahoma Secretary of State's Office verified the signatures submitted in support of State Question 832 (SQ 832), a ballot initiative that seeks to raise the minimum wage, and the Oklahoma Supreme Court is now reviewing the certification.
The Oklahoma Legislature, as a whole, received a passing but not high grade when it comes to supporting legislation that will grow the state's economy and workforce, according to this year's RIED Report.
Rep. Kyle Hilbert will become the youngest House speaker in Oklahoma history in January. He sat down with Oklahoma Business Voice to discuss a range of important issues, including tax reform, economic and workforce development and OSU's chances to win a conference championship.
INTEGRIS Health Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City became the first hospital in the state to use cutting edge technology to perform a cranial biopsy.
Oklahoma City Community College is receiving accolades for its film school, once again being ranked by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the 30 best in the nation by a top film publication.
Oklahoma's total revenue for June saw a significant rise from the previous month. However, it's a decrease from last June's total revenue.
A new degree program designed to grow the state's helicopter aviation workforce is about to take flight at the University of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond joined a multistate amicus brief opposing federal regulation of cryptocurrencies, saying it could prevent states from protecting citizens from crypto scams.
The Oklahoma City Indian Clinic recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, and the future is looking bright with an expansion underway as the clinic continues to serve thousands of Native Americans from hundreds of tribes.
Officials with Kratos Defense & Security Solutions' Oklahoma City location announced that the company will manufacture small, affordable drone engines as part of a newly signed partnership agreement.
