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From university discovery to Oklahoma business

Oklahoma needs more businesses that give our graduates a reason to build their careers here. Some could grow from discoveries at our universities. We should make it easier for researchers to turn promising ideas into Oklahoma companies. Our new OK Competes: Tech Edition report shows the urgency. Prepared by Economic...

Oklahoma · 8d

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DDS recruiting statewide amid push to eliminate developmental disabilities waitlist

OKLAHOMA — Oklahoma Human Services is recruiting case managers across the state as part of an effort to eliminate the waitlist for services through its Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) division. Case managers help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities navigate the state's waiver system and access services that best...

Oklahoma · 8d

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Beaver Livestock Auction Cattle Prices Reflect Market Pressure

Beaver Livestock Auction Cattle Prices Reflect Tight Supplies and Market Pressure. Beaver Livestock Auction cattle prices are reflecting broader challenges across Oklahoma's livestock industry as historically tight cattle supplies collide with weakening feeder markets and elevated production costs. Recent auction activity in Beaver County shows feeder steers trading steady to lower, feeder heifer prices mixed and feeder calves steady to lower, highlighting continued uncertainty for cattle producers across the Oklahoma Panhandle.

Oklahoma · 9d

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DDS recruiting statewide amid push to eliminate developmental disabilities waitlist

Oklahoma · 8d

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Oklahoma Corporation Commission approves higher PSO rates for residents

The weather may be cooling down, but Oklahomans won’t be seeing relief on their electricity bills. Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners voted 2-1 to approve another set of Public Service Company of Oklahoma rate increases Nov. 5, nearly one year after the case was filed and officials delayed a decision earlier this week.

Oklahoma · 8d

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State Question 847, which sought to limit property tax growth, fails Oklahoma general election vote

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma voters on Tuesday rejected a state question that would have limited increases in property taxes. State Question 847 proposed a 1.75% cap on yearly growth in the taxable assessed value of a homestead or agricultural property. Other properties’ value could be assessed at no more than 4% more than the year […]

Oklahoma · 10d

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Homeowners in Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wyoming vote Tuesday on 12 ballot measures that would change their property tax bills

Voters in seven states decide Tuesday, Nov. 3, on 12 statewide ballot measures that would change how property taxes are figured, capped or collected. The states are Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wyoming. Every one is a proposal. Nothing changes on any tax bill unless the measure passes. Where the 12 measures […]

Oklahoma · 12d

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Data center developer sues PSO over allegations of unfair treatment

TULSA, Okla. — "It’s kind of soap opera-ish, kind of Game of Thrones." Community activist Kyle Schmidt isn't talking about the latest series to binge on Netflix, he's talking about a lawsuit by a Texas developer against PSO that gives a rare behind the scenes look at the high-stakes world of data center development.

Oologah, OK · 8d

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FTC Hits Leading POS Provider With Blistering Lawsuit Alleging False Claims and Hidden Fees

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and eight states have filed a lawsuit against Toast, a leading POS company for restaurants, over its contracts, fees and cancellation practices. Toast markets and sells point-of-sale hardware, software and payment processing to pizzerias and other independent restaurants. It offers software as a subscription (SaaS)...

Nebraska · 11d

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Piece of Wichita Falls history goes on the auction block

A piece of Wichita Falls history goes on the auction block beginning Monday. The Wichita Tower at 800 Indiana Ave., formerly known as the Staley Building, is up for bids. The 12-story building was most recently the temporary home to some of the Wichita Falls city offices while City Hall was undergoing renovation . The building was constructed during the oil boom of the early 20 th century by oilman J.I. Staley and was known as the Staley Building for many years. Wichita Appraisal District records show it being built in 1919. But the listing agent, Brendan Bell, said he has also seen 1911 as the construction date. The structure, at the corner of Eighth Street and Indiana Avenue, was built in the same era as other tall buildings along Eighth Street, such as City National Bank, the Hamilton Building and the early incarnation of Big Blue. It is owned by Wichita Tower Inc., which is owned by Steve Muehlberger. A June 26, 2011, article in the Times Record News said the building had fallen into disrepair by the late 1970s. An Abilene firm bought it in1980 and began extensive renovations that included a light-colored stucco-type covering of the red

Wichita Falls, TX · 12d

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Work Ready Lawton to hold WORKlahoma Job Fair at Hilton Garden Inn

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Community members looking for a new job or a change in careers, will have a chance to take part in the upcoming WORKlahoma job fair. The event will be from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, with the first hour reserved for Veterans and those with Sensory needs at the Hilton Garden Inn Lawton-Fort Sill Convention.

Lawton, OK · 10d

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Oklahoma AG Drummond makes major move against controversial Inola aluminum smelter, asks judge to release emissions data before construction begins

Oklahoma – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond says he is using every legal tool available to stop a controversial aluminum smelter project planned for Inola, accusing the companies behind the development of putting special interests ahead of the health and safety of local communities. In an October 31 post...

Inola, OK · 12d

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Eight Small-Town Oklahoma Quilt Shops Where The Woman Behind The Counter Makes The Drive Worth It

Some of the best fabric in Oklahoma sits on shelves in towns you might only pass on the way to somewhere else. The quilt shops on this list are small, often owner-run, and full of the kind of help you cannot get from a website. You can ask about a...

Oklahoma · 11d

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Groundbreaking ceremony held for Dawn Aerospace facility in Burns Flat

The Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics and the Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority joined legislators, community members, and local and state leaders, along with Dawn Aerospace, to break ground on a $7.5 million mission control facility and spaceplane hangar at the Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport in Burns Flat. Beginning...

Burns Flat, OK · 10d

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OG&E proposes $1.7 billion power project at Horseshoe Lake power plant

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company has plans for a $1.75 billion addition to its Horseshoe Lake Power Plant in eastern Oklahoma County in response to growing demands for more electrical power. The company recently filed a request with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. (2026-000094) Dustin Gabus, OG&E Senior Communication Specialist said...

Oklahoma · 10d

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Data center developer sues PSO over allegations of unfair treatment

TULSA, (Okla.) — "It’s kind of soap opera-ish, kind of Game of Thrones." Community activist Kyle Schmidt isn't talking about the latest series to binge on Netflix, he's talking about a lawsuit by a Texas developer against PSO that gives a rare behind the scenes look at the high-stakes world of data center development.

Oologah, OK · 8d

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Oklahoma Approves 4.8% Decrease in Workers’ Comp Loss Costs

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced that the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has approved a 4.8% decrease in workers’ compensation insurance loss costs for 2027. This reduction means lower premiums for many Oklahoma businesses. Loss costs are an industry measure of the anticipated cost of workplace injuries, including medical...

Oklahoma · 9d

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Tulsa, OK · 9d

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7 Things to Know About Harps, the Employee-Owned Arkansas Grocer

Harps has been part of grocery runs around Arkansas for generations. Lots of shoppers know the store, but fewer know who owns it or how it got so big. Here’s what to know about the hometown grocer and how it grew. 1. 10Box Cost Plus Stores. Harps runs a...

Arkansas · 22d