Oklahoma State University has officially announced the location of its new veterinary teaching hospital and the site of its new Agronomy Discovery Center, marking a significant investment in the future of agricultural research, veterinary education, and animal healthcare.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP), the world’s most prestigious brand in poker, crowned a new Circuit champion at its latest Oklahoma stop at Hard Rock Tulsa.
The poker festival, which ran August 26 to September 7, awarded $1,781,120 in total prize money and drew local professionals and players from across the United States, with Springfield, Missouri’s Jesse Jones emerging as the headline winner. Jones won $112,945 and his sixth WSOP Circuit gold ring after taking first place in the series’ marquee tournament.
Today, the United States continues implementation of Operation Economic Outcast by sanctioning 36 entities and individuals in multiple jurisdictions for aiding Iran’s aviation sector. This sector has enabled the regime to support proliferation and terrorism worldwide.
Homeowners considering a renovation, dreaming about a more functional space or simply looking for inspiration can see the possibilities firsthand during the 2026 Home Remodeling Showcase, presented by the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa.
The annual event returns September 12 and 13, showcasing six remodeling projects across five Tulsa area homes.
In multiple states, failing large-scale public transit projects have produced demands for state-taxpayer-funded bailouts. This has happened in California, New York, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, to name just a few.
That’s why all Oklahomans should be concerned about Oklahoma City metro officials’ efforts to create a $1.8 billion commuter rail system covering 39 miles from Edmond to Oklahoma City to Norman.
Proponents claim passenger rail will boost economic development in the metro, but similar rail services have augmented the worst problems of urban settings—homelessness and crime—and spread them throughout surrounding areas.
