Economy

Unemployment fraud still rampant in Oklahoma?

During the spring COVID-19 shutdown, Oklahoma officials were swamped with fraudulent unemployment claims.

Ray Carter
July 30, 2020
Economy

Innovative CareerTech program getting Oklahomans back to work

An Oklahoma CareerTech center has created an innovative program to help adults displaced by the coronavirus shutdown move rapidly from the classroom to the workforce.

Mike Brake
July 22, 2020
Economy, Family & Community

Oklahoma’s unemployment rate among nation’s lowest

Oklahoma’s reopening of business after the COVID shutdown has resulted in one of the nation’s lowest unemployment rates.

Ray Carter
July 21, 2020
Economy, Family & Community

What are the leading causes of death in Oklahoma?

Mike Brake
July 15, 2020
Health Care, Economy

OKC doctor says shutdown ‘a mass casualty incident’

Americans may be paying for the extended shutdowns for some time as unrelated health issues that are not being treated now continue to emerge.

Mike Brake
May 26, 2020
Economy

Stitt: Oklahoma can be national leader on COVID

Twenty days into the state’s reopening, Gov. Kevin Stitt said Oklahoma is on pace to enter the final phase of that process by June 1 and could be a national leader.

Ray Carter
May 14, 2020
Economy, Family & Community

Oklahoma’s post-reopening COVID numbers defy critics’ predictions

Ray Carter
May 11, 2020

For Oklahoma saddle maker, COVID response may be worse than broken neck

Ray Carter
March 27, 2020

Stitt calls for spending cuts, restraint

Ray Carter
April 7, 2020

Senate leader: Tax-credit scholarships help kids who ‘lack opportunity’

Ray Carter
February 11, 2020
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