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Program to help Oklahoma farmers, agriculture businesses relaunched
The State of Oklahoma is relaunching a program specifically designed to help farmers, ranchers and agricultural businesses across the state.
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Love’s Travel Stops co-founder, philanthropist Judy Love dies at age 87
Judy Love, the beloved philanthropist and co-founder of Love's Travel Stops, died at age 87 in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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Oklahoma Civics Bee champ pitches lottery voting incentive. Can it work?
Oklahoma middle schooler and National Civics Bee competitor Cullen Perez wants people to vote, and he thinks a cash-prize lottery is the right incentive to get people in the voting booth.
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Oklahoma AG Drummond challenges Biden administration electric truck mandate
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is taking on the Biden administration in federal court for its electric-vehicle mandate on truck manufacturers.
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U.S. Department of Labor develops AI best practices roadmap for employers
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.
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12-month gross receipts down, tax revenues up in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA (OBV) – Gross receipts for the last 12 months were down compared to last year in Oklahoma, but tax revenues are growing. September’s…
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Oklahoma bank shut down for alleged fraud; insured deposits acquired by other bank
Federal officials shut down The First National Bank of Lindsay on Friday for alleged fraud. The insured deposits of the bank's customers have been acquired by another Oklahoma bank.
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Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce to help companies increase export sales
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will use federal funds to help companies across the state increase their international sales.
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Fed awards Invenergy $306 million to transmit renewable energy to Eastern Oklahoma
Invenergy will receive $306 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to deliver new renewable energy to rapidly growing load centers in eastern Oklahoma through its Cimarron Link transmission project.
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Oklahoma CareerTech programs have nearly $1-billion impact on state’s economy
Oklahoma CareerTech is not only giving young Oklahomans the career-readiness skills they will need to join the state's workforce, it's also giving an enormous boost to the state's economy.