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Black bears are slowly increasing in Oklahoma. Scientists are taking a closer look
5+ hour, 39+ min ago (424+ words) American black bears once roamed all of Oklahoma, but unregulated hunting and severe habitat loss wiped out the population by the early 1900s. That changed decades later when bears began wandering across state lines after Arkansas reintroduced the species. Researchers say…...
Armstrong, Hern clash over Oklahoma U.S. Senate transition
7+ hour, 20+ min ago (486+ words) Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton is asking the state attorney general for a formal opinion on when the winner of the November U.S. Senate election can take office. Gov. Kevin Stitt appointed Sen. Alan Armstrong on March 24 following the…...
Proposed Inola aluminum plant projects $4B impact in Oklahoma
8+ hour, 5+ min ago (881+ words) A proposed primary aluminum facility at the Tulsa Port of Inola could support an average of about 7,000 Oklahoma jobs each year and contribute approximately $49 billion to the state’s economy through 2060, according to a new economic impact study released by Oklahoma…...
Why major movie productions are choosing Oklahoma?
8+ hour, 32+ min ago (547+ words) A major movie production is underway in Oklahoma City with streets transformed into a film set for Copperhead. The movie is an upcoming crime thriller starring Jason Momoa, Miles Teller and Kiefer Sutherland. Jeanette Stanton, director of the Oklahoma Film…...
Oklahoma lawmakers plan new push to ease costly grid congestion
13+ hour, 47+ min ago (509+ words) Oklahoma lawmakers plan to revisit legislation targeting electrical grid congestion in 2027. – Southwest Power Pool congestion costs averaged $1.6 billion annually from 2023 to 2025. OKLAHOMA CITY — In the 2027 legislative session, two lawmakers expect to reintroduce legislation intended to assist in reducing congestion of…...
Proposed Inola aluminum plant projects $4B Oklahoma impact
13+ hour, 19+ min ago (881+ words) A proposed primary aluminum facility at the Tulsa Port of Inola could support an average of about 7,000 Oklahoma jobs each year and contribute approximately $49 billion to the state’s economy through 2060, according to a new economic impact study released by Oklahoma…...
Oklahoma drought relief program to receive up to $12M
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (739+ words) By: Emma Murphy // Oklahoma Voice//September 23, 2026// – Up to $12 million could go toward Oklahoma drought relief projects. – $2 million is available now, with another $10 million pending legislative approval. – Half the state is experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma officials on…...
Oklahoma unemployment rate rises above national average
1+ day, 52+ min ago (510+ words) By: Ashtynn Caldwell / KOSU//September 23, 2026// – Oklahoma’s unemployment rate reached 4.3% in August, above the national rate of 4.1%. – The state’s unemployment rate rose 0.9 percentage points from August 2025. – Federal Reserve economist Cortney Cowley said job losses and labor force growth are contributing to…...
New Economic Impact Study: Oklahoma Primary Aluminum to Generate $49 Billion for Oklahoma
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (324+ words) Facility renderings offer a first look at the project, designed to be the most modern primary aluminum facility in the United States. INOLA, Okla., Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Oklahoma Primary Aluminum today released a comprehensive economic impact study detailing the proposed more…...
Committee directs millions to drought relief for Oklahoma agricultural producers
19+ hour, 29+ min ago (675+ words) Oklahoma officials on Tuesday voted to potentially allocate up to $12 million to agricultural producers looking to complete drought relief projects on their properties. The Oklahoma Emergency Drought Committee unanimously voted to designate more funding and accept new applications from the…...