Oklahoma aerospace program generates nearly $2 billion in investments
Companies are investing billions of dollars in Oklahoma thanks to the efforts of a small, state-run aerospace program.
Companies are investing billions of dollars in Oklahoma thanks to the efforts of a small, state-run aerospace program.
Oklahoma's deputy secretary of state will lead a new office that was recently created to revitalize economic development in the state through focused business recruitment and retention efforts.
Gov. Kevin Stitt is celebrating the end of Oklahoma's grocery tax.
Oklahoma's total revenue for July was higher than last July's total revenue, but saw a drop in gross receipts for the 12-month period compared to last year.
The Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA) is making an enormous investment in aerospace and aviation education programs for Fiscal Year 2025.
State Question 832, the ballot initiative to raise Oklahoma's minimum wage, is not expected to be up for vote in the November general election.
Five of the state's brightest middle school students competed in Oklahoma's 2024 National Civics Bee competition, with one student winning $1,000 and a trip to Washington, D.C., to compete in the national championship.
Ground was broken at Tulsa International Airport on a new air traffic control tower complex that will honor the late James Inhofe, a U.S. senator who championed aviation in Oklahoma.
The Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency (LOFT) will investigate the Oklahoma State Department of Education's spending following mounting concern over State Superintendent Ryan Walters' conduct.
Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed his deputy chief of staff, Brian Bobek, to serve as the state's new chief operating officer.