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Oklahoma City lawyers sue Gov. Stitt over business courts
Two Oklahoma City attorneys filed a lawsuit against Gov. Kevin Stitt and legislative leaders, challenging a new law that establishes business courts.
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Children of veteran teachers now qualify for Oklahoma’s Promise Scholarship
Oklahoma's Promise Scholarships are now available to the children of teachers who have worked several years in Oklahoma classrooms.
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LOFT report details ODMHSAS financial mismanagement
The Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency's (LOFT) investigation into the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services' (ODMHSAS) financial practices found gross mismanagement of funds that resulted in a deficit of tens of millions of dollars.
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Oklahoma aerospace makes waves at Paris Air Show
The Paris Air Show was a soaring success for Oklahoma aerospace. Multiple companies made significant business agreements while participating in the Air Show.
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University of Oklahoma funding AI projects to spark innovation
The University of Oklahoma is funding several artificial intelligence (AI) projects to trigger innovation in health care, education, research and digital infrastructure.
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$1.7 million broadband expansion launched in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Broadband Office and Canadian Valley Telephone are working together to give high-speed internet service to residents in Crowder.
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Oklahoma aerospace company signs deals during Paris Air Show
Oklahoma aerospace company MST Manufacturing made the most of its participation in the 2025 International Paris Air Show, signing deals with MODIG Machine Tools and CPI Aero to enhance its manufacturing and customer service mission.
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Gov. Stitt, RFK Jr. launch Make Oklahoma Healthy Again
Gov. Kevin Stitt is working with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to launch a Make Oklahoma Healthy Again (MOHA) campaign.
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Oklahoma City Community College increases tuition first time in 7 years
A tuition fee increase has been approved for Oklahoma City Community College, the first increase in seven years.
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Rose State has new tech degree thanks to Oklahoma Workforce Commission
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission gave Rose State College a $750,000 grant that will enable the college to launch Oklahoma's first associate in applied science degree in simulation technology.