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Oklahoma is becoming an alluring destination for aerospace companies looking to expand.

Ever since Tesla selected Tulsa, Oklahoma and Austin, Texas as finalists for its new U.S. assembly plant, Oklahoma has been making a push to become Tesla’s newest location.

On June 26, Jones Memorial Airport hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony in honor of the airport’s new 4,000-foot runway.

If the need for a flexible work environment is not addressed, industries with technology-enabled work will create a larger talent gap that will be difficult to fill.

The Oklahoma Primary Elections are on June 30 and every registered voter in the state needs to get out and vote!

The travel industry is one of many that took a significant hit due to COVID-19. But, what does this mean for national and international business relations?

Dedicated DRTC employees work hard to keep military personnel fed and areas sanitized and clean, adding a valuable portion to their lives and those who depend on their services.

In March, Amazon hired more than 2,500 temporary full- and part-time roles in Oklahoma in order to meet the surge in demand of Amazon’s services and keep as many people working as possible amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Oklahoma Restaurant Association (ORA) created the Hospitality Employee Relief Program to support restaurant employees who were laid off due to COVID-19.

If you have wondered how the new Oklahoma brand and theme “Imagine that” genuinely represents Oklahoma, tune in Saturday, June 6, at noon on News 9 in Oklahoma City and News 6 in Tulsa.

Downtown OKC Partnership will honor Nancy Anthony with the Stanley Draper Award at the 2020 Dean A. McGee Awards on August 31.

Do you struggle with creating and attaining realistic goals? Venture capitalist John Doerr’s recent TED Talk provides tangible ways to hold on to your objectives and goals to land key results.

Since 2002, Rose State’s Kids College and Teen Scene programs have served more than 27,000 students with summer classes, and they are excited to continue their work this summer.

Downtown OKC Partnership will honor Don Beck with the Neal Horton Award at the 2020 Dean A. McGee Awards on August 31.

A unique partnership between a local nonprofit and worldwide manufacturer of high-quality mobile audio equipment is putting much-needed personal protective equipment (PPE) in the hands of first responders in the metro.

Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma retail stores and donation centers are now open with limited business hours.

Amid COVID-19, Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School has transitioned to online learning.

Imagine that! Oklahoma is one of the first states to reopen.Gov.

Downtown OKC Partnership will honor Cathy O’Connor with the Dean A.McGee Award on Aug.31.

Rose State College is using 3D printers to make face shields for AllianceHealth Midwest hospital. The college donated 200 3D-printed face shields to ensure health care workers have enough PPE amid COVID-19.

Can you reach 70,000 Oklahomans with your message? We can do that for you through The Oklahoma 100.

Nothing makes Oklahomans prouder than Oklahoma natives representing our state through the service of our country.

Amazon announced it has hired more than 80,000 employees to meet a surge in demand. This includes more than 1,200 new employees in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma’s road and bridge builders are hiring across the state. In this time of uncertainty, people are concerned about their health and having a secure job.

Most notably associated with the popular 1950s TV series, “Dragnet,” this phrase is germane to today’s coronavirus.

You’ve probably heard that the deadline to get REAL ID is Oct. 1, 2020, but do you even need it?

Moments before the Oklahoma City Thunder were to tip off against the Utah Jazz, a team doctor rushed onto the floor.

Last issue we introduced REAL ID, but the question remains: what documents do Oklahomans need to obtain a REAL ID? We’ve got the list:  1.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell just unveiled a new brand for the State of Oklahoma. Last August, Lt. Gov. Pinnell assembled 200 Oklahomans in marketing, advertising, public relations, digital media, videography and photography and tasked the team to develop a brand that represents Oklahoma’s unique history, people and landscapes. 

Starting April 30, 2020, the Department of Public Safety (DPS) will issue REAL ID in select tag agencies in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, ahead of the Oct. 1, 2020 deadline. 

Opening its doors in 2018, Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School is a college preparatory school that provides an affordable, faith-based education that is most known for providing an elite corporate work study program.

Tulsa residents will soon have a new option for buying groceries.