Chickasaw Nation, Amazon Business deliver healthy food to kids in need
Amazon Business is working with the Chickasaw Nation to deliver healthy food to Chickasaw children in Oklahoma.
Amazon Business is working with the Chickasaw Nation to deliver healthy food to Chickasaw children in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is taking on the Biden administration in federal court for its electric-vehicle mandate on truck manufacturers.
A pair of Oklahoma legislators led an interim study at the State Capitol recently, diving deep into healthcare challenges impacting rural Oklahomans.
Invenergy will receive $306 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to deliver new renewable energy to rapidly growing load centers in eastern Oklahoma through its Cimarron Link transmission project.
Ground was recently broken on a new health and wellness development that will be built along the medical corridor in north Oklahoma City.
A prominent aerospace and defense company opened its largest military engines facility in Oklahoma City, an investment of more than $250 million.
The State Chamber hit the road on Thursday to present ChamberCare to members of the Altus Chamber of Commerce, informing small business owners about the advantages of signing up for the new self-funded health care option.
An Oklahoma native who has lengthy experience in Hollywood film productions has been hired to lead One Set Studio in Oklahoma City.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma has launched ChamberCare, a self-funded healthcare option for small businesses throughout Oklahoma.
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell and state leaders participated in a lengthy panel discussion, exploring the rise of the state's entertainment industry and how Oklahoma can become a top destination for major movie and television productions.
The Cherokee Nation came together to celebrate the expansion of its growing film studio operation, cutting the ribbon on a second soundstage at the Cherokee Film Studios campus in Owasso.
Construction is underway on a new critical access hospital in Southwest Oklahoma, giving the community of Frederick a new health care center several years after the closure of its sole hospital.