Jerry Bohnen is a veteran broadcaster and writer with over 44 years of experience. As the News Director, his work focuses on local news and energy-related topics, particularly covering issues and developments in Oklahoma and the surrounding region. Bohnen's journalism career has been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Edward R. Murrow Award, and he is a member of the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.
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Jerry Bohnen's coverage is predominantly focused on the energy industry, particularly in Oklahoma, and covers a range of topics including crude oil, renewable energy, and oil and gas prices. His articles often cite data or government announcements and delve into legal policy regulations.
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Coterra Energy reported increased net income in the third quarter of the year.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric crews in central Oklahoma managed to restore power to 94% of the firm's customers following the Sunday morning tornadoes that left nearly 40 homes and structures destroyed.
By: Jerry Bohnen
The final phase of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's cashless conversion of the SH-375/Indian Nation Turnpike in Southeastern Oklahoma is scheduled for mid-morning Wednesday, weather permitting.
A decision is coming soon from utility regulators in New Mexico that could mean a $23 a month bump up for customers of Public Service Company of New Mexico. It's a $170 million rate case and much of it centers around the utility's Four Corners Power Plant, New Mexico's last remaining coal plant.
Oklahoma City's electric vehicle manufacturer Canoo is bleeding money and recorded another drastic drop in Monday's trading of shares as leadership warned recently it might not survive.
A man who reportedly planned to bomb a Tennessee energy substation by using drones carrying explosives is in custody.
Another Buc-ee's in Colorado? Could be, according to reports. While Oklahoma is an island surrounded by Buc-ee's, the popular and fast-growing chain of stores, there are indications the Texas-based firm is interested in building a second such store in Colorado. We earlier had reported a second Buc-ee's is in the works in Arkansas but
ONE Gas recorded another fall in earnings in the third quarter compared to the second quarter of the year and the third quarter of 2023. The company quarterly report released this week showed net income of $19.3 million or 34 cents a share, down from the $25.2 million and 45 cents a share
A northwest New Mexico woman has been fined and ordered to pay $3.5 million in royalties to Indian tribes that she hid over several years. Teresa McCown, 55, of Farmington, was the owner of M&M Production and Operation,Inc. and Shoreline Oil & Gas Company. She failed to file monthly reports and in effect kept
Construction isn't expected for a few more years, but the Muscogee (Creek) Nation is fighting a planned wind farm by a Canadian firm in eastern Oklahoma near Eufaula.
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