Do you ever wonder why you see the same fonts everywhere? It’s probably for the same reason that you see similar cars everywhere.

Senate Bill 961, which affords Oklahomans greater opportunity to become homeowners through tax-deductible savings accounts, is moving to the House of Representatives.

Graduation is around the corner for many college students. If you’re on the hunt for your first job, here’s how to get started:

If you think that going green at work is difficult, think again.

According to HubSpot, the most common marketing challenge is generating traffic and leads. Easy fix, right? Pay for an ad.

St. Patrick’s Day is approaching, and Oklahoma is ready for the green-tinged festivities. Oklahoma City residents can celebrate and meet new friends at Lucky’s St. Patrick’s Day Crawl.

Parents across America continue to worry about the apps their children and teens download. Here are two apps that can give parents peace of mind.

Oklahoma natives Tim Todd and Levi Wilson are giving residents of tornado-prone areas the security they need to sleep at night. The co-founders of Life Lift Systems appeared on ABC’s “Shark Tank” to pitch their telescoping storm shelter beds that can withstand the force of an EF5 tornado.

Preservation Oklahoma Inc. (POK) has announced Oklahoma’s Most Endangered Places for 2019. The list was created to promote the places where Oklahoma history lives by bringing awareness to historic landmarks across the state.

The Redbud Classic, currently celebrating 37 years of fun, fitness and philanthropy, has become an Oklahoma City tradition that hundreds of participants look forward to each year. The 2019 Redbud Classic runs from April 6-7.

The Wellness Now coalition presents the ninth annual Open Streets OKC on Sunday, April 7 from noon to 4 p.m. The event takes place along NW 23rd Street from Robinson to Western avenues. Open Streets is a fun health and wellness project sponsored by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department, Oklahoma’s Credit Union and the Substance Use Prevention Alliance.

Rose State College’s workforce development program offers training classes for individual hobbyists and those wishing to use drones for their businesses.