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Oklahoma breaks ground on $7.5 million aerospace facility

BURNS FLAT, Okla. (KOKH) — State leaders joined Dawn Aerospace on Tuesday to break ground on a new mission control facility and spaceplane hangar at Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport in Burns Flat. The $7.5 million project includes a 5,000-square-foot mission control and operations facility and a 10,000-square-foot hangar to...

Burns Flat, OK · 23d
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Renters in Oklahoma aren't moving. Here's what the data shows.

TurboTenant reports on renter mobility in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma · 25d

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A Second Proxy Advisory Firm Is Suing Oklahoma Over Its New Anti-ESG Law

A second company is challenging a new state law that regulates proxy advisers when they oppose public company management on shareholder resolutions. Glass, Lewis & Co. LLC, one of the two main proxy advisory firms, wants a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction against House Bill 4429, the Proxy Advisor Transparency Act. Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. filed a lawsuit against the law in August.

Oklahoma · 25d
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Western Oklahoma oil and gas plays jockey for most drilling activity

Oklahoma’s two most active oil and gas plays continue to go back and forth when it comes to the total of rigs actively seeking more production. The most recent Baker Hughes Rig Count showed the state with a loss of one rig, leaving 51 still pursuing more oil and more gas.

Oklahoma · 25d
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Diesel fuel and gasoline prices still high in Oklahoma

Diesel fuel prices are still grabbing the nation’s fuel headlines as the nationwide average is $6.27 per gallon, based on a survey by AAA. Oklahoma’s average diesel fuel price is $5.86, a nickel more than one week ago. But truckers and other users of diesel fuel in California are paying $8.39 statewide, nearly two dollars more than the state’s gasoline average cost of $6.28 per gallon and three dollars more than the truckers who pull into an Oklahoma truck stop to refuel.

Oklahoma · 24d

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Tommie James, OSU Extension Office to receive agriculture educational books from OKFB program

Eighteen Oklahoma teachers were recently selected to receive a basket of accurate agriculture books through Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s Bushels for Books program. Bushels for Books, a collaboration between the OKFB Women’s Leadership Committee and the OKFB Foundation for Agriculture, is designed to spread agriculture literacy to children around the state through providing a selection of books that accurately portray the agriculture industry.

Oklahoma · 24d

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Low Oklahoma auction numbers may signal tighter feeder supplies ahead

Oklahoma auction volumes point to limited supplies of feeder cattle with the fall run of calves under way, said Derrell S. Peel, Oklahoma State University livestock marketing specialist, in OSU’s latest Cow-Calf Corner newsletter Monday. Weekly auction volumes have been below year-ago levels with only one week in the...

Oklahoma · 24d

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The Day Meers' Gold Miners Stood Against The Authorities

Meers is known for its burgers today, but in 1903 a mining dispute brought a crowd of armed prospectors face-to-face with Indian police in the Wichita Mountains.

Meers, OK · 25d

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New study highlights aerospace and defense industry's $52.5 billion impact on Oklahoma

Oklahoma's aerospace and defense industry generates $52.5 billion in annual economic activity and supports more than 250,000 jobs statewide, according to a new economic impact study released by the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics (ODAA). The findings were unveiled during an event at the Oklahoma History Center, where state...

Oklahoma · 24d

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AUSA 2026: Defense industry on display

WASHINGTON (KSWO) - Some of the biggest names in the defense industry have gathered in Washington for the Association of the United States Army’s annual conference. Thousands of military leaders and defense industry representatives are attending this year’s AUSA conference. Among them are several companies with growing operations in Lawton-Fort Sill, including Leidos, ANPC and Skillquest AI. The companies are expanding their presence at the Fires Innovation Science and Technology Accelerator, connecting Southwest Oklahoma to the Army’s modernization efforts.

Lawton, OK · 25d

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Integrity Care Group Acquires 15 NextCare Clinics

Integrity Care Group acquired 15 NextCare clinics across Oklahoma, Missouri, and Nebraska, expanding its healthcare network to 100 locations across five states. The acquisition marks Integrity Care Group’s entry into Missouri and Nebraska and expands its existing presence in Oklahoma. Approximately 200 employees from the acquired clinics joined Integrity...

Nebraska · 25d

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HTeaO co-founder steps down, names Brian Wise as CEO

HTeaO opened nine stores across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas in the third quarter and appointed Brian Wise as CEO, succeeding co-founder Justin Howe, who transitioned to executive chairman. The Fort Worth, Texas-based iced tea franchise opened four locations in Texas communities Katy, Lufkin, El Campo and Presidio, plus one in...

Oklahoma · 25d

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Oklahoma incentive review backs business expansion programs, calls for changes to tax breaks

OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Oklahoma should preserve several incentives that help businesses buy equipment, expand operations, and compete for investment, according to consultants who presented a sweeping review of state economic development programs Thursday. The review also called for changes to the state’s capital gains deduction and data center...

Oklahoma · 25d

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Before You Vote: Brad Boles brings business experience to utility regulation

OKLAHOMA CITY — Brad Boles was 24 when he became president of his family’s metal-fabrication company in Marlow. It had about 100 employees. Over the next decade, he helped grow it to about 500 before the business was sold in 2018. Now, the Republican nominee for Corporation Commission...

Oklahoma · 26d

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Abandoned illegal Oklahoma marijuana grows leave behind toxic mess

OKLAHOMA (KXII) - While the state of Oklahoma has shut down thousands of illegal marijuana farms, new reports show that it’s left behind a toxic mess. The “wild west of weed.” That’s what Oklahoma became at the turn of the decade. “During the pandemic in ’20,...

Oklahoma · 28d

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More steady gains of crude oil inventory at Cushing Hub in Oklahoma

Crude oil inventory at Oklahoma’s Cushing Hub continues its slow growth since slumping to a low earlier in the spring, making a gain of nearly 2.8 million barrels over the past month. The latest inventory report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration recorded a total of 24,745,000 barrels of...

Oklahoma · 28d

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Oklahoma residents seek answers on data center costs, cooling and accountability

TULSA, Okla. — As data center development draws attention across Oklahoma, residents interviewed by FOX23 said they want clear answers about electricity costs, water use and what it could mean to live near one. For Tulsa resident Barbara Coleman, the concern is whether new development could leave households paying...

Oklahoma · 29d

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Assistance for OK Private Nonprofits

The U.S. Small Business Administration announced Friday the availability of low-interest federal disaster loans for eligible private nonprofit organizations in Oklahoma impacted by the severe storm and straight-line winds occurring July 4. The eligible Counties include; Cleveland, Nowata, Osage, and Washington. Who Can Apply. Private nonprofits & faith-based organizations. Loan...

Oklahoma · 27d

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In the agricultural heart of the country, it's a tale of two farm economies

It was the best of farm economies, it was the worst of farm economies. In fact, a Dickens reference is right there in the title of a recent Kansas City Fed report: A Tale of Two Farm Economies. The report takes a look at the K.C. Fed district — that...

Nebraska · 28d

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Webco Industries to expand Oklahoma operations

Webco Industries Inc., a manufacturer of carbon and stainless steel tubing products headquartered in Sand Springs, Okla., has announced plans to expand its Oklahoma operations at Port Muskogee. The expansion represents a significant investment by Webco and Port Muskogee to upgrade the existing Port-owned slitter facility and equipment for Webco’s...

Oklahoma · 28d