Oklahoma aerospace makes waves at Paris Air Show
The Paris Air Show was a soaring success for Oklahoma aerospace. Multiple companies made significant business agreements while participating in the Air Show.
The Paris Air Show was a soaring success for Oklahoma aerospace. Multiple companies made significant business agreements while participating in the Air Show.
Oklahoma aerospace company MST Manufacturing made the most of its participation in the 2025 International Paris Air Show, signing deals with MODIG Machine Tools and CPI Aero to enhance its manufacturing and customer service mission.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission gave Rose State College a $750,000 grant that will enable the college to launch Oklahoma's first associate in applied science degree in simulation technology.
Oklahoma will be the launch site of a revolutionary Dawn Aerospace spaceplane that will blast off in pursuit of groundbreaking microgravity research and suborbital spaceflight.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions will build a manufacturing facility that will produce turbojet engines in Bristow, Okla.
Leaders of Oklahoma's First American tribal nations gathered to celebrate the results of an economic impact study which found that the tribes contributed $23.4 billion to Oklahoma's economy in 2023.
Saint Francis Health System and the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Medical Authority are joining forces to build a Level I Trauma Center in Tulsa.
A multibillion dollar industrial park and power generation initiative will be the largest private investment in Chickasha history.
Guidelines for carbon capture and storage in Oklahoma will become state law later this year.
The U.S. Air Force is awarding a lucrative contract to an Oklahoma City-based developer of detect-and-avoid and airspace management software for uncrewed aircraft systems (drones).
Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) will build a massive primary aluminum production plant in the Tulsa Port of Inola—a $4 billion investment that is expected to create thousands of jobs in Oklahoma.
Television star and production company head Rachel Cannon wants Oklahoma to become a go-to destination for television sitcom productions. And she's championing a bill that can help turn that dream into a reality. She spoke with us about her bold plan.