Oklahoma City, October 9, 2025 State Representative Josh Fetgatter has been recognized with the Oklahoma Newspaper Association’s Legislative Hero Award at a ceremony in the Capitol.
Oklahoma City, October 9, 2025 Oklahoma City officials are pushing for a $2.7 billion bond package aimed at improving infrastructure. The funding would prioritize upgrades to
Oklahoma City, October 9, 2025 The Oklahoma Supreme Court’s recent ruling declares the specialized business courts in Oklahoma City and Tulsa unconstitutional. This significant decision, which
Oklahoma City, October 8, 2025 As Oklahoma City observes Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day, businesses are adapting their operations. Major banks like BancFirst remain open,
Oklahoma City, October 8, 2025 The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled the ‘business courts’ bill unconstitutional due to procedural flaws during its legislative passage. This decision
Oklahoma City, October 7, 2025 Oklahoma City has opened a new $10 million incubator to support tech startups focused on artificial intelligence and biotech. Designed to
Edmond, October 7, 2025 The community of Edmond is mourning the loss of Katherine ‘Kay’ Keckel, a 92-year-old bakery owner known for her artisan breads and
Union City, Oklahoma, October 7, 2025 Wilbur Lee Lair, a revered rancher and leader in Union City, Oklahoma, has died at 78, leaving a lasting impact
Sand Springs, OK, October 7, 2025 A recent raid by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics on a Sand Springs dispensary has ignited frustration among business owners
Tulsa, October 5, 2025 Tulsa’s technology sector receives a significant uplift with a $50 million investment from Sooner Ventures, aimed at supporting AI startups in cybersecurity
