Martindale’s Mia Downing rose from bookkeeper to oil and gas VP, building tribal partnerships and breaking barriers in a male ...

Beto O’Rourke to host OKC town hall Aug. 6 to discuss federal policy, tax changes and connect with voters at a public Q&A hosted by county Democrats.

Oklahoma public stations scramble to replace CPB funds after Congress rescinds $1.1B, threatening local NPR and PBS ...

Former Federal Trade Commission chairwoman Lina Khan released a damning report about the most rapacious and anti-competitive actors in the entire healthcare system: pharmacy benefit managers.

Under Oklahoma law, condemnation refers to the legal process by which a government or authorized private entity acquires private property for public use through the exercise of eminent domain.

This month marks 60 years since the creation of Medicaid, a cornerstone of our country’s promise to care for our friends and family.

AARP's 2025 report finds just 36% of Americans are confident in Social Security, as fears grow over retirement readiness and future benefit cuts.

SkyWest pilot makes evasive turn to avoid B-52 bomber near Minot Airport as tower failed to warn of inbound aircraft, ...

State Suppliers Expo returns Aug. 5–6 in OKC, offering vendor registration, networking and contracting with Oklahoma agencies.

A July 3rd article in The Wall Street Journal by Chip Cutter and Haley Zimmerman titled “CEOs Say It Loudly: AI Will Wipe Out Many Jobs” inspired me to revisit the topic.

Thoroughbred Season opens Aug. 8 with 62 race dates, major stakes races, festive events and the return of fan favorites.

Wall Street wavers near record highs as earnings reports reflect mixed impacts from tariffs and economic uncertainty.