Kathryn McNutt

Ahead of Labor Day, a report released Thursday puts Oklahoma in the bottom third for Best and Worst States to Work in the U.S.

STILLWATER — The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and touring Broadway musical “Chicago” are among the offerings in the 2024-25 season lineup at the McKnight Center for the Performing Arts.

Nearly 40% of employees in the U.S. think they are being tracked by their employers, according to a new study. Surveillance levels could be much higher because, under federal law, bosses in most states are not required to disclose to their workers that they are being monitored.

The U.S. Navy will commission a ship named in honor of a Medal of Honor recipient from Oklahoma during a ceremony Saturday at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida.

The cost of land in Oklahoma makes it a prime target for developers looking to locate a data center or a factory, and many approach the Commissioners of the Land Office about buying property.

Two Oklahoma companies are recognized for their “exceptional talent and innovation” in the 2024 list of America’s Top 100 small businesses released last week by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Oklahoma County Commissioner Carrie Blumert announced Tuesday she will resign her position effective Sept. 30 to become CEO of Mental Health Association Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A local real estate development company is seeking up to $10.7 million in tax increment financing from the city for a Midtown project they have been working on for years.

EDMOND — Words and deeds on the University of Central Oklahoma campus Wednesday paid tribute to the 2,977 lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist strike and offered food for thought.

A new study by Forbes Health ranks 93 U.S. cities from best to worst for people with accessibility needs and declares Tulsa to be among the least accessible.