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Turnpike Authority approves name of new turnpike: The Kickapoo Turnpike honors Oklahoma Native American Tribe

Hundreds of Longhorns set to be measured for horn length

Homebuyers responding to interest rates

Burton Harmon named safety and special projects coordinator for Oklahoma Farm Bureau

Corvias invests $325 million in Army housing

U.S. Army signs more than 68k new recruits

Altus’ Women Warriors inspire aviators to “Fly Like a Girl”

Sen. Lankford applauds trade agreement with Japan

PSO customers will see lower bills

OU College of Nursing launches BSN-DNP program for advanced nursing

U.S. Air Force working dog retires to Hawaii

NextGen Under 30 honorees include Reps. Hilbert, Pae

Lawton-Fort Sill Armed Services YMCS’s Annual ‘Y Fry’

Hilliary Communications awarded $15 million in USDA funding

AT A GLANCE: Voter registration

Citizens urged to register on National Voter Registration Day

Oklahoma artist competed against hundreds to design the first national memorial honoring Native veterans

In memoriam: T. Boone Pickens, Jr.

REVIEWED - Striking Back: The 1972 Munich Olympics Massacre and Israel’s Deadly Response

Mexico-Oklahoma Trade office visits to assist Oklahoma companies

THE BOTTOM LINE: Isn’t it time to let the majority of Oklahomans speak?

Condition of school facilities linked to a student’s zip code

OU professor appointed to Matador board of directors

Constitution Week: September 17-23, 2019 USCIS to welcome more than 34,000 new citizens in celebration of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day

State legislators attend regents meeting to ‘gain greater insight’

Rep. Baker appointed to national education policy organization

Woman charged with practicing medicine without a license

Helmerich & Payne provides update

Gov. Stitt appoints veteran law enforcement officer John Scully as Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety

Ally Bank surpasses $100 billion

Speaker McCall to create legislative redistricting committee

White-, gray- and blue-collar workers: haunted by past, worried about future, content with present

Gross receipts reflect modest economic growth in August

AT A GLANCE: H.E. Bailey Turnpike

ODOT Commission September wrap-up

TSET board of directors votes to support policies to curb childhood obesity, promote local action to improve health

Sen. Hicks announces studies on child seat belt laws

Supt. Hofmeister launches campaign to reduce chronice absenteeism in the new year

Chesapeake CEO Remains Optimistic About 2020

National MS Society Honors OMRF Multiple Sclerosis Center