Gov. Stitt signs Oklahoma internship, apprenticeship growth bill into law
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law a bill that encourages Oklahoma employers to hire more apprentices and interns.
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law a bill that encourages Oklahoma employers to hire more apprentices and interns.
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is awarding the first-ever Public-Private Partnership incentive for Education and Workforce Development in an effort to enhance Oklahoma’s workforce pipeline.
The full state legislature has passed two bills that provide the Oklahoma Workforce Commission the guidance and funding it needs to coordinate and grow workforce revitalization efforts across the state.
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.
A bill that restricts virtual education in Oklahoma schools has made its way to Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk for final approval.
Legislation that bans students from using cell phones while in school cleared the legislature and is on Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk for final approval.
OU Health is expanding a physician exchange program that provides surgical humanitarian training to physicians from Ukraine, teaching the surgeons how to treat traumatic battlefield injuries.
The Tulsa Regional Chamber is not only uplifting its city's business community, it's also cultivating the workforce of tomorrow.
Oklahoma City Community College is giving businesses across the state an opportunity to meet and hire new talent during a career fair on Thursday.
A legislative effort to provide struggling ninth-graders math tutoring from University of Oklahoma students is receiving strong support in the Oklahoma House of Representative and Oklahoma Senate.
Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology, MidAmerica Industrial Park and Northeast Tech are partnering to enhance workforce development across Oklahoma.
An Oklahoma senator is fighting to increase the number of plumbers as the state faces a growing workforce shortage in the plumbing industry.