Oklahoma’s program is unlikely to experience large-scale coordinated fraud, but a legislative review identified weaknesses in attendance tracking, eligibility verification, unpaid copayments, and the state’s response when fraud occurs.
The two-year initiative will examine how Oklahoma can better coordinate 19 early childhood programs spread across six state agencies.
After 82 job applications and a rain-soaked trip to an interview, Crawford earned an opportunity at AAON and turned it into a leadership role.
The council will recommend steps to protect cattle producers and strengthen an industry that includes 4.65 million cattle and calves statewide.
The SBIC-E Initiative will direct private capital toward nuclear power, grid equipment, critical minerals, traditional energy, and domestic supply chains.
The longtime higher education administrator will oversee a system of six universities serving more than 40,000 students.
Maurice Compton and state Sen. Adam Pugh turned a connection at the University of Oklahoma into a growing, veteran-led company supporting military customers across the United States and abroad.
The Employer Microcredential Summit will focus on skills-based hiring, customized training, employee development, and stronger talent pipelines.
Democrats hold a one-point edge across Oklahoma’s two largest metro areas, while Republicans lead by 43 points throughout the rest of the state.
The company’s first commitment will provide $2.3 million to remove invasive eastern red cedar trees and restore native wetlands.
