Stitt signs data center ratepayer protection measure
House Bill 2992 requires large electricity users to cover infrastructure costs associated with their operations rather than shifting those expenses to other customers.
House Bill 2992 requires large electricity users to cover infrastructure costs associated with their operations rather than shifting those expenses to other customers.
Education leaders, lawmakers, and national experts examined how Oklahoma can turn recent reading reforms into lasting classroom change.
The 270,000-square-foot plant will expand the company’s domestic production of aluminum poles.
Ten school districts will participate in the privately funded pilot focused on strengthening early reading instruction.
Colleges, chambers of commerce, nonprofits, and economic development organizations may be eligible to host the technical assistance centers.
The Miami Republican will help guide a bipartisan group of state lawmakers focused on gaming regulation, legislation, and policy.
The planned 160-acre development will include a hospital, outpatient care, research, medical training, and more than 5,500 employees at full buildout.
The Aug. 5 event in Oklahoma City will connect job seekers with full- and part-time opportunities offering benefits and career advancement.
A new report found the company’s reconditioning, logistics, auction, and retail operations generated nearly $19.5 million in state and local tax revenue in 2025.
New grants will support 10 community and technical colleges, including an expanded hands-on construction program at WSU Tech in Wichita.