Capps’ tenure included major growth for the Nation, expanded services, and decades of leadership in education, workforce, banking, and community development.
Anoatubby will resign June 26 after nearly four decades as governor, with Lt. Gov. Chris Anoatubby set to assume the role.
The gift will support OU Health’s expansion of comprehensive cancer care in northeastern Oklahoma.
The utility says the agreement includes customer protections requiring Google to cover grid-connection costs and its share of needed power generation.
The governor said the measure would rewrite Oklahoma’s prescription drug reimbursement formula and function as a “hidden tax” through higher premiums and health care costs.
ALOFT’s first program features a keynote by State Chamber CEO Chad Warmington and a panel moderated by Greater OKC Chamber’s Dennis Pruitt.
A state-set fee on every prescription shifts costs to premiums and paychecks.
OSIDA and Dawn Aerospace opened applications for a first-of-its-kind U.S. competition offering up to 25 Aurora spaceplane flights from Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport, with missions scheduled to begin in 2027.
A new statewide survey finds more than two‑thirds of Oklahomans are worried about rising prescription prices as lawmakers debate drug policy at the Capitol.
OSIDA said the name reflects the FAA’s original “Infinity One” launch-corridor designation and follows the SB 912 merger with ODAA aimed at streamlining aerospace operations.
Company reported 114 737 deliveries in the quarter and 30 Defense, Space & Security deliveries, including KC‑46 tankers and Apache helicopters.
A $100 million B‑1 research contract awarded out of Tinker went to Wichita State. SB 1670 supporters say Oklahoma’s universities need new rules to win more deals like it.
