The U.S. Department of Education gave Oklahoma CareerTech renewed recognition as the state's official agency for approving public postsecondary vocational education.
Precinct officials across Oklahoma will now receive twice the pay they were previously receiving thanks to a bill written to help recruit workers for elections across the state.
Oklahoma City Community College is keeping its tuition at the same cost for the seventh straight year, maintaining its position as the most affordable community college in the state.
State, local and Chickasaw Nation officials met with the U.S. Small Business Administration to discuss rebuilding parts of Sulphur that were badly damaged by a tornado in April.
Veteran business leader G. Carl Gibson spoke with Oklahoma Business Voice about The State Chamber's efforts to help Oklahoma's business community. He also discussed ways in which the state can better facilitate business and economic growth.
A state representative who played a key role in creating the Oklahoma Workforce Commission is now part of the Governor's Council for Workforce and Economic Development.
The Oklahoma Senate Republican Caucus selected Sen. Lonnie Paxton to succeed Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat as the Senate's leader after Treat terms out of the position later this year.
The petition behind State Question 832 (SQ 832), a ballot initiative that seeks to raise the minimum wage, was submitted to the Oklahoma Secretary of State's Office with nearly 180,000 signatures supporting it.
Gov. Kevin Stitt is feeling good about a massive, multimillion dollar investment in Tulsa's Tech Hub for secure autonomous systems.
An Oklahoma teen who dreams of soaring the skies as a commercial pilot received the Senator James M. Inhofe FAA Knowledge Test Scholarship to aid her in reaching her career destination.
