New year tax changes go into effect in Oklahoma
Tax changes went into effect for states across the nation on Jan. 1, and Oklahoma saw some noteworthy changes.
Tax changes went into effect for states across the nation on Jan. 1, and Oklahoma saw some noteworthy changes.
Oklahoma's state treasurer says Oklahoma experienced a slowdown in revenue growth at the end of 2022, a year that otherwise achieved a record high in gross receipts.
School counselors and advisors will participate in a conference in Oklahoma City designed to enhance their ability to guide students in their career interests.
Efforts to use pandemic relief funds to improve water and wastewater needs for the Port of Inola and the City of Inola have been placed on hold.
Film and television productions are creating large numbers of jobs and bringing significant revenue into Oklahoma.
Oklahoma State University’s Brand Squad is breaking ground by empowering student-athletes to capitalize on their name, image and likeness (NIL) rights.
The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality wants Oklahoma businesses to know that the DEQ is always available to help them become compliant with its regulations.
Efforts are underway to make Oklahoma the next go-to state for major Hollywood feature film and television show productions, with a focal point of the movement located in downtown Oklahoma City.
Aviation is a booming industry in Oklahoma, and a soon-to-be expanded Oklahoma Aviation Academy is expected to launch the industry to its greatest heights yet.