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Oklahoma City residents to vote on $2.7 billion bond program
The Oklahoma City Council gave the greenlight for a $2.7 billion infrastructure improvement bond program to go before voters for approval in October.
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Gov. Stitt lauds Oklahoma revenue growth, low unemployment
Gov. Kevin Stitt is touting significant revenue growth and low unemployment in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma State Dept. of Education mandates free lunches for students
The Oklahoma State Department of Education recently implemented an order requiring all public schools in the state to provide free, healthy meals to all students.
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Oklahoma business luminary Bob Funk Sr. dies at age 85
Renowned Oklahoma businessman Bob Funk Sr. died on Tuesday at the age of 85.
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Details on $900 million Oklahoma City Thunder arena design, capacity
The design for Oklahoma City Thunder's new arena aims to capture the spirit and energy of OKC and launch the next generation of great sports arenas.
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Gov. Stitt sends flood response teams to Texas, New Mexico
Gov. Kevin Stitt sent additional support personnel to help New Mexico and Texas amid devastating, deadly floods that have beleaguered both Southwest states.
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Mayor Holt unveils new Oklahoma City Thunder arena designs
Mayor David Holt capped off his State of the City address by unveiling designs for the Oklahoma City Thunder's new arena.
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Oklahoma Technology Alliance to lead state to next frontier of tech growth
The State Chamber is launching the Oklahoma Technology Alliance, uniting companies to super charge innovation and technological growth in the state.
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Oklahoma gets money boost to expand Trump apprentice plan
The federal government gifted Oklahoma hundreds of thousands of dollars to grow the number of apprentices in the state, part of an apprenticeship expansion effort championed by President Donald Trump.
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Oklahoma higher education makes $14.6 billion economic impact
Oklahoma's universities and colleges generated several billions of dollars for the state's economy in fiscal year 2024.