The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma recently opened an aviation technology research facility with hopes of turning Southeast Oklahoma into a hub for aviation innovation.
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 small businesses and entrepreneurs can now apply to pitch their products and innovative manufacturing technology to Walmart.
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.
Firehawk, an innovative Dallas-based company that uses 3D printing to create rocket motors, is building a manufacturing facility in Lawton, Okla.
Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology, MidAmerica Industrial Park and Northeast Tech are partnering to enhance workforce development across Oklahoma.
Google acquired land in Stillwater and plans to build a data center that is expected to create jobs and generate money for the city and its schools.
Newsweek magazine readers named Science Museum Oklahoma one of the best science museums in the nation.
Gov. Kevin Stitt's Human Potential for Future Industries Task Force is planning to launch an AI-powered math program that teaches young students math by using interactive, immersive and engaging teaching techniques.
The U.S. Department of Labor released a comprehensive roadmap of artificial intelligence best practices for employers and developers to ensure that emerging AI technologies benefit workers when used in the workplace.
Oklahoma City Innovation District officials completed their national search, selecting a local economic developer to serve as its new president and CEO.
Oklahoma legislators and business leaders recently took a deep dive into the state's current and future workforce needs and discussed ongoing efforts in the state's innovation sector to fulfill those needs.
