Maressa Treat wins GOP primary for county clerk’s race

OKLAHOMA CITY — Maressa Treat defeated her two opponents last week to earn the Republican nod in the race of Oklahoma County Clerk.

Summit customers complain about high natural gas bills

OKLAHOMA CITY — Public utilities and their regulators in Oklahoma and other states have been getting an earful during the last two years from customers upset about high bills attributed to abnormal natural gas prices.

Infrastructure, workforce impediments to economic development in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY — State and local efforts to attract new companies to Oklahoma are hampered by lack of adequate infrastructure and an educated, trained labor force, research has shown.

Lawmakers return to Capitol

OKLAHOMA CITY — The 149 members of the Oklahoma Legislature returned to the state Capitol this week for the First Session of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature.

Unemployment still low while job creation soars

OKLAHOMA CITY — State and national unemployment rates remain exceptionally low, and employers continue to hire at a blistering pace, despite persistent attempts by the Federal Reserve to throttle the U.S. economy.

Drummond leads coalition in Biden administration suit over lesser prairie chicken

OKLAHOMA CITY — State Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced his intention to sue the Biden administration because its plan to designate the lesser prairie chicken as a threatened species constitutes “an existential threat for cattle grazing, energy production, and other vital aspects of...