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Oklahoma Decides to host second Election Night livestream
The Aug. 25 broadcast will provide live results and analysis as Oklahoma voters decide statewide, legislative, and local runoff races.
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Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance names Chris Benge president
Former House speaker and longtime state official will lead business growth, industry engagement, and external partnerships.
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OLI institute prepares educators to lead literacy improvement in Oklahoma schools
Five days of intensive training gave Oklahoma educators new tools to strengthen reading instruction, coach their colleagues, and lead literacy improvement in their schools.
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First Fidelity Bank names Jeb Cook Oklahoma market president
The veteran commercial banker brings more than 25 years of experience serving Oklahoma businesses.
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Oklahoma approves $2 million for aerospace education
Fiscal Year 2027 funding will support classroom programs, laboratory improvements, competitions, teacher training, and industry internships across the state.
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FinCEN permanently ends beneficial ownership reporting for U.S. companies
Final rule exempts domestic businesses and U.S. persons from Corporate Transparency Act reporting requirements and directs FinCEN to delete previously submitted information.
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Oklahoma City Community Foundation awards nearly $795,000 for housing, mental health programs
Bridge OKC Fund grants will support homelessness prevention, behavioral health care, outreach, and housing stability efforts across Oklahoma City.
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ONEOK report highlights emissions progress, infrastructure investment
The Tulsa-based energy company said it reached 82% of its 2030 emissions-reduction target for legacy assets while expanding its operations and technology investments.
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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.
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State Chamber literacy forum launches pilot, focuses on long-term implementation
Education leaders, lawmakers, and national experts examined how Oklahoma can turn recent reading reforms into lasting classroom change.