This editorial was written by Mark Funke, CEO of the Oklahoma Business Roundtable In 1991, Oklahoma stood at an inflection point. The state had…
The University of Oklahoma is funding several artificial intelligence (AI) projects to trigger innovation in health care, education, research and digital infrastructure.
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.
The 2025 Oklahoma Business Leaders Poll shows that a strong majority of Oklahoma's business leaders feel optimistic about Oklahoma's economy but want the state to invest more in health care and infrastructure.
A new nonprofit initiative, Oklahomans Partner for Health, is stepping into the political and public policy arena with a mission to lift Oklahoma out of the basement in national health rankings.
A pair of Oklahoma legislators led an interim study at the State Capitol recently, diving deep into healthcare challenges impacting rural Oklahomans.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma has launched ChamberCare, a self-funded healthcare option for small businesses throughout Oklahoma.
Tim Pehrson, president and CEO of INTEGRIS Health and chairman of the Oklahoma Workforce Commission, spoke one on one with OBV about health care developments, nursing shortages and growing Oklahoma's workforce and economy.
