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.
Gov. Kevin Stitt issued an executive order prohibiting state agencies from wastefully spending taxpayer money.
U.S. Sen. James Lankford spoke at length to The State Chamber of Oklahoma's 2300 Club about his recent bipartisan effort to combat illegal immigration. He described opposition to immigration reform as a "weird political mess."
A new counseling center in Oklahoma City seeks to improve the lives of Oklahomans by helping them with their mental health needs and by giving them a path back into the workforce.
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, which authorized state expenditures at a reduced level compared to last year in consideration of the grocery tax cut earlier this year.
Webco Industries recently celebrated the opening of the first building of its F.W. Weber Leadership Campus.
A top skilled trade schools operator is partnering with a Tulsa jobs agency to address Oklahoma's increasing demand for skilled tradespeople by offering welding school scholarships.
