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If DEQ's grant application is successful, the agency could see up to $500 million in federal grant funding to implement projects currently being developed.

The state historical society is reminding readers of a time when two western Oklahoma cities prepared to house nuclear missiles.

Aerospace is the second largest industry in Oklahoma, bringing in $44 million a year to the state.

Here's a really interesting piece of forgotten Oklahoma history.

Here's a really interesting piece of forgotten Oklahoma history.

Looking for their first win of the year, the Boomers continue their District 4A-1 schedule on Friday with a visit to Chickasha.

The Oklahoma Broadband Office (OBO) will hold a meeting in Krebs next week to talk with and hear from Oklahomans about high-speed internet service expansion, OBO Executive Director Mike Sanders

Burns Flat's aerospace business expansion plans are taking flight with the help of an OKC architectural firm.

The Oklahoma business climate is vibrant with growth of legacy industries like aerospace, invigorated with sectors in more nascent stages.

The National Weather Service is warning Oklahomans about the dangerous heat present in the state.