The Freedom Caucus has become a political movement across the U.S. and in Oklahoma. Freedom Caucus member Rep. Jim Olsen spoke with us about issues the Caucus has been outspoken on, including taxes, the free market, and women in the workplace.
Business leaders from across state gathered in Tulsa last week for the Oklahoma Business Roundtable's annual Membership Meeting, where the leaders delved into the results of this year's Business Leaders Poll.
Leaders of Oklahoma's First American tribal nations gathered to celebrate the results of an economic impact study which found that the tribes contributed $23.4 billion to Oklahoma's economy in 2023.
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.
Oklahoma State Rep. John Pfeiffer has thrown his hat into the race for Oklahoma Labor Commissioner, promising to support Oklahoma businesses.
Oklahoma Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell wrote an exclusive op-ed for Oklahoma Business Voice about the importance of investing in the state's workforce.
Oklahoma has a growing shortage of civil engineers, a concern that the State Legislature is working to address by incentivizing Oklahomans to enter the civil engineering field.
Dana Weber, the new chair of The State Chamber of Oklahoma, says that Oklahoma can be one of the nation's top economic and business leaders but greater workforce development and career-readiness education are needed to realize that potential.
Most business leaders across Oklahoma feel optimistic about the direction the state's economy is heading, but they are concerned about the availability of a skilled workforce and the education system's effectiveness in preparing students for the workforce, according to the 2024 Oklahoma Business Leaders Poll.
The Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA) is making an enormous investment in aerospace and aviation education programs for Fiscal Year 2025.
