Kathryn McNutt

As layoffs rise, new data highlights AI-resilient careers in health care and skilled trades, with Oklahoma training programs meeting growing demand.

Edmond City Council welcomes new city manager A.J. Krieger and approves $6.3M in waterline upgrades and $94K in KickingBird improvements.

New Edmond EDA director Heather McDowell aims to “elevate Edmond” through collaboration, retention and data-driven economic strategy.

Rising tariffs and inflation challenge small businesses ahead of 2025 holidays, forcing price increases and expense cuts nationwide.

Oklahoma City approved TIF incentives for two Midtown developments, including The Eddie Building and the former Brown’s Bakery site.

As federal layoffs rise, many workers turn to the private sector, where hiring slows but key industries still expand in 2025.

Oklahoma’s independent retailers face shrinking profits as rising costs and tariffs outpace slowing sales growth, new ISA report shows.

Locke Supply Co. marks 70 years with a $150M, 1.5M-square-foot headquarters and distribution center in Oklahoma City’s OKC 577 park.

Anita Holloway, EY partner and education advocate, was named The Journal Record’s 2025 Woman of the Year, honoring her leadership and statewide impact.

Oklahoma City leaders unveil a 30% design update for Oklahoma City’s $1B NBA arena with a circular, transparent structure focused on unity and fan experience.