Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond reached a $5M settlement with CVS Caremark over alleged below-cost pharmacy reimbursements.

Cherokee potter Crystal Hanna and dozens of Indigenous artists shared stories and artwork at the First Americans Museum’s annual WHAM holiday market.

Oklahoma City advances unbeaten into the Emirates NBA Cup quarterfinals as fans tune in for the tournament’s evolving format and rising stakes.

The events that fill our November and December calendars attract thousands of residents and visitors, and these gatherings play a meaningful role in strengthening the local economy.

East Central University receives a historic $17M gift from MacKenzie Scott to boost facilities, programs and long-term student support.

The debate over the sustainability of AI related spending and whether the share prices of the companies leading the charge in the field are in a bubble heated up further recently.

Accenture will train 30,000 employees on Anthropic’s Claude as the firms expand their AI partnership and deepen offerings for ...

Personal Touch Monograms marked its 40th anniversary with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce.

The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) or H.R. 1 promises sweeping cuts to federal health programs to extend current tax rates that were set to expire.

I’m having an out-of-character desire. I want to go to McDonalds for the new Grinch meal. Nostalgia marketing is real, and it is effective.

Bartlesville restaurants logged 121 health violations in October and November, covering cleanliness, food handling and safety compliance.

Oklahoma’s State Chamber needs to step aside and stop meddling in something they clearly know nothing about: education.