Oklahomans preparing for big statewide, midterm elections

OKLAHOMA CITY – Come June 16, Oklahoma voters will return to the polls – and that trek could spark a great deal of change.Voters will use the state’s primary election to narrow the list of candidates for every post from Governor to United States Representative.

Slavonic to keynote State of Mental Health Luncheon

LAWTON - As mental health concerns rise across Oklahoma, Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce invites community members to its State of Mental Health Luncheon on Feb. 10.

Conservation Commission launches Grow Local Support Fund

OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma Conservation Commission last month launched its Grow Local Support Fund to help support urban and smallscale producers in strengthening local food systems within the Chickasaw Nation Treaty Territory by increasing the production and availability of fresh, locally grown...

CEO launches'More Than a Background' 2026

NEW YORK - Following the success of the first campaign launch in 2024, the Center for Employment Opportunities recently announced its ‘More Than a Background’ 2026 campaign.CEO’s policy agenda is driven by people directly impacted by the justice system.

Shaw pushes for community control, increased infrastructure accountability

OKLAHOMA CITY - State Rep. Jim Shaw wants to give local communities more control and better protect taxpayers this year.

Governor's executive order aims to remove challenges for state's entrepreneurs

OKLAHOMA CITY - Jumping through a maze of hoops to start up a business can be frustrating and that’s even after intensive research on just which hoops to jump through and in what order are identified. On Thursday, Gov.