A top Hilliary Communications executive with many years in the banking industry is the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission's newest commission member.
Jasmine Stewart is among the 1,430 Oklahomans who operated a daycare out of their home in any given month in 2022. These daycares make up the bulk of Tulsa’s 371 licensed childcare businesses.
A bill that allows Oklahomans to pay their ad valorem taxes in numerous installment prepayments passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed two bills that seek to expand childcare access and keep parents in the workforce.
A bill that seeks to help teachers and school employees remain in the workforce by providing them better access to childcare is making its way through the Oklahoma State Legislature.
State leaders and Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) officials are claiming major victories in the state's continuous effort to bust illegal marijuana operations and bogus medical marijuana businesses.
In Oklahoma, we seek to create an environment where businesses can strive to grow free from unnecessary government interference while providing valuable goods and services to Oklahomans. Unfortunately, the state’s franchise tax, also referred to as the Capital Stock Tax, prevents some businesses from growing to their fullest potential, which in turn impedes businesses from creating jobs and expanding the state’s workforce.
For more than a century, the Oklahoma Youth Expo has been showing off the best and brightest from our state’s long farming and ranching history.
State officials and banking leaders are reassuring Oklahomans that the Sooner State is not at risk of financial catastrophe following the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank, which caused widespread concern among banking clientele across the nation.
Private businesses and public schools in Duncan, Okla., are working together to grow the city's workforce by addressing the lack of affordable, quality childcare.
