The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) has spent decades working to cure diseases through research, and it will celebrate its 77th anniversary by crisscrossing the state's 77 counties and hosting events in 25 cities.
Walmart Inc. will build a massive, multi-purpose Sam's Club distribution center in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma State Legislature succeeded in overriding Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill that extends the tobacco compact with tribal nations, but Stitt said he is filing a lawsuit with the Supreme Court to continue his fight against the compact as it exists in its current form.
A new Oklahoma Employment Security Commission pilot program allows unemployment claimants to verify their identity at U.S. Postal Service retail facilities.
An immigration policy expert with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said the U.S. cannot thrive in the global marketplace unless policymakers in Washington, D.C. improve worker immigration policies to bring more skilled professionals from other countries to the United States.
Metro Technology Centers and the Oklahoma Department of Labor are working together to create a Youth Employment Safety (YES) program that will educate young workers, their employers and community sectors on youth employment laws and related workplace standards.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is leading a coalition comprised of state attorneys general in opposition to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) allegedly bailing out depositors of two major banks that collapsed earlier this year.
The Oklahoma State Legislature has successfully overridden Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a tribal compact extension, and the State Senate voted to override a second tribal compact extension veto.
An American Heartland Theme Park and Resort will be built in Craig County, located in Northeast Oklahoma. The $2-billion-plus investment will be a major entertainment destination located just west of Grand Lake on Route 66.
Gov. Kevin Stitt announced that he is appointing Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell to serve as his secretary of workforce development, saying that Pinnell will put a high level of excitement and energy into recruiting new business to Oklahoma.
