Oklahoma is officially set to become the home of a lithium battery recycling company's first commercial-scale operations facility following a signing ceremony at the State Capitol on Thursday.
An election date is set for voters to approve or deny continuing a sales tax that would be used to fund a new $900-million arena that will keep the OKC Thunder in Oklahoma City beyond 2050.
A state representative will investigate possible changes to Oklahoma's graduation requirements with a special focus on preparing students for the needs and the demands of the workforce.
Gov. Kevin Stitt's former deputy chief of staff, Josh Cockroft, is now on the job as his new secretary of state.
Oklahoma business leaders visited the nation's capital during The State Chamber of Oklahoma's D.C. Fly-In earlier this week and gathered with the state's congressional delegation to discuss a range of business-related concerns.
The National Business Leaders Survey took a comprehensive look at business leaders' thoughts and concerns regarding their state's business and economic conditions, and found that a large portion of those leaders are worried about workforce deficiencies.
The Chickasaw Nation broke ground on the first of multiple planned child development centers that are expected to provide vital childcare services to Ada community members.
An incentive package was recently locked down for an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer to build two plants in Oklahoma, one in Oklahoma City, the other in Pryor, with the latter in collaboration with the Cherokee Nation.
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell highlighted the many contributions Native American tribes are making to Oklahoma's workforce and business landscape and the potential for future growth during a luncheon at the First Americans Museum this week.
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell gathered with NextGen Under 30 Oklahoma award winners at the State Capitol and spoke with them about their importance to the state's workforce and future prosperity.
