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State Treasurer Todd Russ today released the April 2026 Economic Outlook Report, highlighting continued strength in Oklahoma’s energy sector, stable labor market conditions, and sustained state revenue growth despite ongoing inflationary pressures and broader economic uncertainty.

Tulsa’s Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center are pleased to participate in Blue Star Museums, a program that provides free admission to currently serving U.S. military personnel and their families during the summer.

Each year the Seminole Public Library hosts the Summer Reading Program as part of the Collaborative Summer Reading Program. This year’s theme is Unearth a Story, highlighting dinosaurs, archaeology, and local history.

A coalition of leading public health organizations on Friday expressed relief that Oklahoma’s Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) remains unaltered following the legislature’s final adjournment.

Alea Swearingen, Maverick Northrip and Gracie Stark, all Seminole High School Seniors, each received a $2,500 scholarship from the Seminole Lions Club to further their education at the SHS awards ceremony Monday night.

The Oklahoma Senate has amended legislation to ensure Oklahomans will see lower prices at the pump if the federal government suspends the federal gasoline tax.Earlier this week, President Donald Trump said he wants Congress to suspend the federal gas tax to help Americans facing high fuel costs.

Caleb Philips, a senior at The Academy of Seminole, stands beside the newly reconstructed bridge alongside the north pond on Seminole State College’s campus.

Felony embezzlement charges have been filed against a former employee of a local school district.

Nationally, Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed in May since the 1940s as a means to raise awareness, reduce stigma and normalize conversations about mental wellness.

The most significant collection of artworks gifted to date to the Oklahoma State Art Collection has been announced by the Oklahoma Arts Council.