Oklahoma Youth Expo Great for Youth, Legislators, City & State
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.
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.
The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill that incentivizes schools to better prepare students for higher education, future careers and military service.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to replace the three-pronged apportionment formula that the state uses to calculate corporate income tax.
A bill that seeks to get more professional truck drivers on the road by allowing third parties to administer written commercial driver license (CDL) tests unanimously passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Thursday.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to eliminate the state's franchise tax.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means continued their “State of the American Economy” tour this week. After kicking off things in West Virginia on Tuesday, both Republicans and Democrats gathered at Express Ranch in Yukon to hear from small business owners.
The proposition to legalize recreational marijuana failed when it was voted down by Oklahomans Tuesday.
Tom Love, an Oklahoma business giant and travel stop pioneer, died Tuesday at age 85.