Site Selection Puts Oklahoma in National Top 10 for Workforce Development
North Carolina takes No. 1; Oklahoma also leads the nation in SkillsUSA golds.
North Carolina takes No. 1; Oklahoma also leads the nation in SkillsUSA golds.
Board names Michael Wichterich interim CEO; earnings set for Feb. 17.
As Oklahoma lawmakers weigh how to compete for long-term federal research investment, Rep. Nick Archer’s HB 3176 proposes a new framework focused less on individual projects and more on building the systems that allow innovation, talent, and private investment to grow over time.
New analysis lands as Oklahoma lawmakers float moratoriums, ratepayer protections, and new rules for hyperscale projects.
EOs direct data‑driven funding, 90‑hour degree study, and accountability in faculty employment.
Right to Start and More Perfect back Stitt’s order establishing a Chief Entrepreneurial Officer and a one‑stop portal for founders. The plan targets $1 filings, early‑stage tax relief, and better access to state contracts.
Hiring slowed sharply in January, with health care gains offset by continued losses in manufacturing and professional services, according to ADP’s latest employment report.
At JA BizTown, sixth graders aren’t just visiting a classroom—they’re practicing the skills Oklahoma employers say matter most.
A tour of MST Manufacturing showcased how workforce training and automation are powering job growth in Claremore and beyond.
Mecad USA plans nearly 300 jobs at a new U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, citing energy policy and infrastructure advantages.