Gov. Kevin Stitt held a ceremonial signing of several bills on Tuesday, including a bill that expands high school graduation requirements to include career-readiness training.
Jim Inhofe, Oklahoma's longest-serving U.S. senator, has died at age 89.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's office is providing an online form where consumers can file complaints against airlines.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma honored five members of the Oklahoma Legislature as Legislators of the Year in recognition of their pro-business policies and legislative efforts to grow the state's economy.
Oklahoma's tax divisions leveled off in May after seeing an across-the-board increase in April.
NorSun, a Norwegian solar energy company will build its first U.S.-based factory in Tulsa, Okla. – an anticipated $620-million investment.
Officials in charge of the 2028 Summer Olympics selected two Oklahoma City sports venues for Olympic competitions, but Los Angeles city officials must give final approval before those events can be held in OKC, according to Mayor David Holt.
An Employment Law Conference will be held in Tulsa and Oklahoma City in July, provided by Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's office.
Business, political and economic leaders gathered at the Oklahoma State Capitol to celebrate the passage of two corresponding new laws that seek to revitalize the state's economic development by maximizing business recruitment and retention efforts.
Rose State College in Midwest City will offer a new associate of science degree in artificial intelligence and machine learning beginning this upcoming fall semester.
