Study: Oklahoma workforce near bottom of income
Workers in Oklahoma are the eighth lowest paid among the 50 states, with an average…
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Inflation is taking its toll on (not) Irish fares
The corned beef enjoyed by many Americans on St. Patrick’s Day costs about 70 cents…
Expansion of OU’s nursing program solves state’s labor shortage
Never before has the University of Oklahoma been able to accept all qualified applicants to…
Fire dangers rise; homeowners can take precautions
A small fire set Wednesday in the Bass State Forest by members of the New…
‘People’s Convoy’ Draws Fans Along Oklahoma Freeways
Passing through Oklahoma on Sunday, the tractor-trailer drivers headed for Washington, DC, meeting supporters atop…
Dorman: Inspiring Young Leaders | Log recording
Joe Dorman Each year, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy hosts a series of gatherings…
Senators debate liberty and tenure bills
The discussion over how best to handle vaccination mandates is driving a wedge between lawmakers…
Habitat completes another neighborhood; look to the future
Volunteers lift framing in June 2019 for a Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity home sponsored…
Proposal to reduce penalties for cockfighting sparks outcry
Illegal cockfighting in eastern Oklahoma. (Courtesy of Photo/Animal Wellness Action) OKLAHOMA CITY — State Rep.…
Is nuclear an energy option for Oklahoma?
Last week, a lawmaker called for a study to examine whether a nuclear site is…
Treat’s “not a good” plan is unlikely this session
Oklahoma Senate Speaker Pro Tempore Greg Treat’s Oklahoma Empowerment Act hasn’t gained traction among rural…
OKC luxury apartment complex destroyed by fire
From an aerial ladder, a firefighter battles a large blaze in Oklahoma City on Tuesday.…
Foreign investment subject to Senate bill
Lawmakers seeking to limit foreign ownership of Oklahoma farmland could face a complicated battle this…
OKC sales tax revenue exceeds expectations
Oklahoma City’s sales tax collections continue to exceed prior year projections and totals.(Photo by Arno…
Are ADUs a response to affordable housing stock?
Secondary suites are a growing trend in the United States, but building restrictions in Oklahoma…
OKC woman accuses ex-lawmaker of sexual misconduct
Sarah Rivin stands for a photo in Oklahoma City. Rivin accused former Democratic State Rep.…
Chesapeake makes big investment in Marcellus Shale sites
Chesapeake Energy Corp. on Tuesday announced a $2 billion asset purchase in the Marcellus Shale,…
On the Town: Great organizations worthy of the ONE Awards
Lillie-Beth Brinkman Congratulations to the finalists of the 2022 Oklahoma Nonprofit Excellence (ONE) Awards, which…
Staff Shortages Affecting EMSA Response Times
Emergency Medical Services Authority — Oklahoma’s largest provider of pre-hospital emergency medical care — is…
Sentenced inmates prefer firing squad to lethal injection
The stretcher in the execution chamber of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester. Two Oklahoma…
OKC weighs incentives to attract film and TV projects
Oklahoma City Council is considering a performance incentive to encourage film and television programming projects…
Vaccine mandate goes to Supreme Court next week
The United States Supreme Court will hear oral argument on January 7 on the federal…
Court rejects Goodwill Industries’ insurance claim
Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma’s lawsuit against its insurer for refusing to cover “lost business…
Dorman: Legislative Learning Lab useful for advocates
Joe dorman The first deadline for the 2022 session of the Oklahoma Legislature was recently…
Garrett is sworn in as the new Chancellor of Education
Pictured, left to right, are: State Regent Steven W. Taylor, Regent Courtney Warmington, Chancellor Allison…
The economy, not just emotions, linked to the fight against abortion
Left to right, Anna Artz and Alana Westfall stood outside Planned Parenthood in Oklahoma City…
State agency responding to growing cyber threats
Office of Management and Business Services staff Chance Grubb, Matt Singleton, Amber Mangham and John…
AARP alone to oppose OG&E financial deal
Deborah Thompson, representing the AARP, questioned on Tuesday an agreement before the Oklahoma Corporation Commission…
Big Red Dealership schemes unravel in court
On November 19, a federal jury convicted former Big Red Dealership executives Bobby Chris Mayes,…
Deaths prompt closer scrutiny of tank cleaning
The US Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has launched a program that…
It’s shopping and scam season
While credit cards and digital wallets are safer online, 61% of Oklahoma residents plan to…
COVID-19 rebounds; the threat is mounting again in Oklahoma
Health officials are urging people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and a booster as cases…
Good outlook for retail, but lots of unfilled jobs
Jim Parrack, Shane McWhorter, Cleo Rajon and Daniel McLoud, left to right, discuss the health…
Wages, benefits on the rise, but labor shortage persists
Recently interviewed business leaders responded that despite a general upward trend in wages and benefits,…
OKC Council votes against adding neighborhoods
Oklahoma City Council members discuss the current map of the city’s eight neighborhoods during their…
BRT’s design work nears completion
Embark officials released this rendering of a vehicle and passenger platform for Rapid, Oklahoma City’s…
In town: Governor’s Arts Awards celebrate real treasures
Lillie-Beth Brinkman American poet laureate Joy Harjo and Emmy-winning actress and singer and Tony Kristin…
Parole Board votes for leniency in Jones case – the Journal Record
Family members of murder victim Paul Howell await the decision of the Oklahoma Pardons and…
Florence: Native American tribes set the standard for leadership
Russ florence When the Chickasaw Nation announced plans for a $ 300 million resort in…
On the Town: the exhibition explores video games as art
Lillie-Beth Brinkman Oklahoma Contemporary has a fun new exhibit for those who want to explore…
Schuur: investing in youth employment
Wendi schuur As fall dawns, many teens and young adults have either returned to school…
Tammy Powell is JR’s 2021 Woman of the Year
Tammy powell OKLAHOMA CITY – Tammy Powell, President of SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital -…
The real estate boom continues; the inventory remains short
Journal Record Editor Joe Dowd, top left, discusses challenges in the real estate market with…
Mbroh opens OKC office and adds transportation service
By: Registration staff diary October 11, 2021 The company’s capabilities for Mbroh Engineering Inc. have…
Pelley will host lunch on the first day
By: Registration staff diary October 8, 2021 Former CBS News anchor Scott Pelley will be…
Policy issues: cancel native erasure
Rose of Ahniwake On Monday, Oklahoma officially recognizes Native American Day with a 2019 law…
New book explores forgotten stories in OKC history
By: Heide Brandes Log recording October 5, 2021 Jeff Provine, local author, farm boy turned…
Oklahoma Joe: Racial Equity Series a timely exploration
Joe high Understanding and respect becomes more and more important as we learn more about…
Bollinger is running for the Senate
By: Registration staff diary September 29, 2021 Oklahoma City attorney James Bollinger has announced his…
O’Connor: OKC celebrates and supports minority businesses
Cathy O’Connor Do you know of a minority business owner in Oklahoma City who has…
Cherokee Nation Reaches $ 75 Million Settlement with Pharmaceutical Companies | PA
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – The Cherokee Nation and three opioid distributors have reached a $…
Oklahoma Joe: Adopting a Good Community Health Policy
Joe high Just before Nan and I reached the entrance to the Paycom Center, we…
Federal mandate removes vaccine decision from employers – The Journal Record
President Joe Biden speaks at the White House in Washington. In a total effort to…
Journal Record Weekly Review for the week ending August 27, 2021 – The Journal Record
Oklahoma Colleges Embrace the World of Esports The popularity of online esports games isn’t just…
COVID-19 outbreak brings back mask warrants – The Journal Record
Masks are required for Oklahoma City employees as COVID-19 cases increase. City council will consider…
Oklahoma grapples with high suicide rates – The Journal Record
“You can do all the tough things and you deserve all the good things.” Oklahoma…