Michelin's tire manufacturing facility in Ardmore, Okla., will close by the end of 2025, a decision that a company representative described as necessary because the factory is incapable of producing in-demand tires in an economically efficient manner.
President Joe Biden designated Tulsa one of the nation's inaugural 31 Tech Hubs in his plan to strengthen U.S. economic and national security and grow the workforce of the future.
Paula Faris, a childcare advocate and former Good Morning America anchor, brought her fight for childcare reform to Oklahoma City, calling upon the state and other states across the nation to address the childcare crisis that impacts countless working families.
Rep. Suzanne Schreiber will host an interim study on childcare reform Thursday, in search of solutions for an issue that impacts countless parents across the state, preventing many from remaining in the workforce.
An interim study was conducted at the Oklahoma State Capitol to explore whether an outcomes-based funding model for community colleges would better address the state's modern workforce needs.
A large contribution from the Boeing Company will help Oklahoma Aviation Academy students' dreams of a career in aerospace take flight.
Southeastern Oklahoma State University will build an aerospace workforce training facility at Durant Regional Airport thanks to a $1 million federal grant.
One of the world's leading airplane parts manufacturers and a global engineering firm will work together from a new location in Tulsa to deliver advanced digital engineering services for major aerospace programs.
The Moore Norman Technology Center (MNTC) has a bold, new endeavor that will give students a launching pad into Oklahoma's aviation industry.
Legislators gathered with education and workforce leaders at the State Capitol on Monday to investigate changes to Oklahoma's graduation requirements in hopes of getting more high school students trained to enter the workforce and fill the growing need for skilled workers.
A state education leader said Oklahoma legislators and schools must do more to implement career training programs that will prepare students to thrive in the workforce.
Oklahoma is officially set to become the home of a lithium battery recycling company's first commercial-scale operations facility following a signing ceremony at the State Capitol on Thursday.
