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TULSA — Laredo Petroleum Inc. announced its first-quarter financial and operating results. Highlights included: • Generated $71 million of cash flows from operating activities and $22 million of Free Cash Flow. • Sold 723,579 shares at an average price of $38.75 for net proceeds of $26.9 million through the companys at-the-market equity program. • Reduced net debt by $30 million during the quarter. • Produced an average of 24,261 barrels of oil per day, an increase o...

The City Sentinel May 7, 2021 By Staff Report The City Sentinel, Staff Report Oklahoma City – Gross Receipts to the Treasury jumped by more than 38 percent in April, driven by record oil and... By Staff Report The City Sentinel, Staff Report  OKLAHOMA CITY – The Arnall Family Foundation recently hired Tina Brown to serve as program officer for its criminal justice reform initiatives....

Oklahoma Energy Taxes, Economic Optimism Reach 10-Year High The State Treasurer said Oklahoma’s economy is running on all cylinders. That optimism comes after a monthly financial report puts Oklahoma back in positive territory for tax collections since the COVID-19 pandemic began.  “The bottom line is, Oklahoma’s economy has not only weathered the storm, but it looks very positive going forward,” State Treasurer Randy McDaniel said.  Combined collections over the past 12 months totale...

Oklahoma tax collections in April rise 38% from year before May 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma tax collections in April rose by 38.3% from April 2020, the first full month of the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic, state Treasurer Randy McDaniel said Thursday. Collections totaled $1.49 billion, led by a $73 million, or 120.3%, increase in oil and natural gas taxes, according to McDaniel. Oil and gas revenue reflect production during February when nat...

Associated Press Oklahoma tax collections in April rose by 38.3% from April 2020, the first full month of the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic, state Treasurer Randy McDaniel said Thursday. Collections totaled $1.49 billion, led by a $73 million, or 120.3%, increase in oil and natural gas taxes, according to McDaniel. Oil and gas revenue reflect production during February when natural gas prices spiked during the record cold snap and crude oil prices were rising, McDaniel said....

An audio version of this story April gross receipts to the Oklahoma Treasury were almost $1.5 billion, up 38% from last April. While the state saw little from income tax payments last April because of a delayed filing deadline, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel said the sharp rise in collections this year isn’t just because more people and companies paid their taxes in April 2021. "April’s gross production tax generated more than $133 million, the highest monthly total in a decade. Consumption...

No charges will be filed against the driver. Author: Reagan Roy Updated: 8:51 AM CDT April 15, 2021 JACKSONVILLE, Texas — A pedestrian is dead following a Tuesday morning crash in Jacksonville. According to the Jacksonville Police Department, around 3:25 a.m. on Tuesday, officials were called to the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian in the 400 block of South Jackson St.  The pedestrian, identified as Bradley Thomas Price, 64, of Jacksonville, was taken t...

Pedestrian killed in Jacksonville crash By KLTV Digital Media Staff | April 15, 2021 at 8:56 AM CDT - Updated April 15 at 8:56 AM JACKSONVILLE, Texas (KLTV) - Tuesday at 3:26 a.m. Jacksonville police and fire departments report responding to a wreck involving a pedestrian in the 400 block of South Jackson. The pedestrian, Bradley Thomas Price, 64 years of age from Jacksonville was transported to the U.T. Health emergency room in Jacksonville and then later flown to U.T. Health in Tyler. H...

Oklahoma’s financial picture has brightened, prompting Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings to revise the state’s outlook from negative to stable, state Treasurer