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Some of the state’s largest energy companies are at the front of the line for a $50 million state incentive to upgrade oil and gas equipment. The fund to limit methane emissions established under a Biden administration rule is now under review by the Trump administration.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2025
Read moreOklahoma State University has launched a new prestigious scholarship program with generous support from several Cowboy alumni. In collaboration with President Jim Hess, 12 alumni families have joined together to launch the Horizon Scholars program, which will create a unique educational experience and provide renewable, fouryear support for incoming first-time freshmen.
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An anonymous gift made it possible for seven University of Oklahoma students to spend a semester conducting immersive research across the U.S. and Iceland – diving into topics rarely covered in standard textbooks.
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The July 12 Seminole Nation of Oklahoma General Election resulted in a runoff for the offices of Chief and Assistant Chief.
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A former Oklahoma agency head and Cabinet secretary will pay a $20,000 fine and is prohibited from holding public office for two years for violating state ethics rules, according to the terms of a settlement agreement made public Monday.
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Summer camp is a place where time stood still, say young women who camped at Camp Mystic.
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