TULSA — As part of a continued mission to provide affordable, quality health care, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma (BCBSOK) is proud to introduce a new tool to help members searching for care p...

OKLAHOMA CITY — A former auditor turned whistleblower on Boeing’s production problems has died in Oklahoma City. Joshua Dean, formerly an auditor at Spirit Aerosystems who alleged Spirit had failed t...

With an impressive 3.2 million tickets sold in 2022, Lighthouse Immersive’s mind-bending Immersive Van Gogh exhibits have revolutionized the world of art. Opening exhibits in major cities across the ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma could lead the way with the implementation of digital-currency legislation if a recently-passed measure is signed by the governor. House Bill 3594 establishes the Blockchai...

My friend Dr. Anu Bajaj didn’t have to do much convincing for me to promote an upcoming women’s health symposium in this column. These days, it is hard for people to sift through all of the ove...

Hansen’s Eggs, a family-owned and operated regional egg producer headquartered in Hitchcock, has a rich history of providing fresh, top-quality eggs for the retail and food service industries. Orvi...

NORMAN — Talayah Razzaghi, an assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering at the University of Oklahoma, has been awarded a Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the Nation...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Metro businessman Justin Le has seen “a huge wave” of Asian Americans migrating from the coasts to Oklahoma post-pandemic whether they come as corporate employees or entrepreneurs.­ ...

As state officials earnestly enter budget negotiations to close this year’s legislative session, lawmakers can find common ground on delivering tax relief to Oklahoma families and seniors by moder...

This session, the Oklahoma legislature has taken up several issues for reform in trust and estate law. House Bill 3962, authored by Rep. Jon Echols and Sen. Adam Pugh, enacts the Oklahoma Trust...

Even in harsh economic times when homeownership seems difficult to achieve, 94 percent of Americans continue to consider it The American Dream. When building operations all but ceased across the na...

OKLAHOMA CITY — ReMerge of Oklahoma County successfully achieved the predetermined outcomes set out in its first Pay for Success agreement, which went into effect in June 2021, with the Oklahoma Depar...

EDMOND — KickingBird Golf has been selected as a host site for the 2024 NCAA Division II men’s golf Central/Midwest Regional tournament, meaning all golf facilities at the City of Edmond public course...

EDMOND — The annual Downtown Edmond Arts Festival will take place later this week. Because of this, there will be multiple street and alley closures to ensure the safety of everyone involved. Closu...

Arvest announced today that Pete Boomer has been named the new president and CEO of Arvest Mortgage Division, effective April 22. He replaces Matt Kendall who retired in April after more than 30 years...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Operating funds are down slightly in the city’s proposed fiscal year 2025 budget in response to the slowdown in revenue growth. ­ “This budget year is a little bit of a challenge,” ...

Oklahoma Contemporary has opened a new exhibit and is hosting several upcoming events in May, including a play this weekend, a fashion-inspired benefit and a special performance of what it is desc...

SAPULPA — Reservations are now open for the third-annual vintage car rides at the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum in Sapulpa with a new route available for riders this summer. This year’s vintage car...

OKLAHOMA CITY — A bill authored by Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, after his son’s near-deadly roadside accident, is set to become law. Gov. Kevin Stitt signed Senate Bill 2035 Tuesday ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt announced on Tuesday his appointment of philanthropy executive, businessman and lawyer Ken Levit to the State Regents for Higher Education. “Ken has dedicated his car...