Boll weevil: Wanted for crimes against Oklahoma’s cotton
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Empty bug traps make Joe Harris happy. “There’s no doubt about it, catching no boll weevils is a very good thing,” said the director of the Oklahoma Boll Weevil ...More

OSU economist raises bar for OKC, lowers expectations
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Oklahoma State University economist Mark Snead boosted his 2008 Oklahoma City job growth projection to 1.5 percent, according to a midyear report released Wednesday. Bolstered ...More

Oklahoma Arts Council plans conference
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - The Oklahoma Arts Council’s 2008 Statewide Arts Conference is scheduled Nov. 12-14 in Enid. Executive Director Suzanne Tate said the theme of the conference is ...More

Associate District Judge Gale F. Smith certifies class-action lawsuit against ExxonMobil
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - A Custer County judge has certified a class-action lawsuit against ExxonMobil alleging that the company improperly took almost 15 percent out of mineral-interest ...More

OKC-based Devon Energy income up 44 percent in 2Q
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Increased production and higher prices for oil and natural gas boosted second-quarter profits for Devon Energy, and the company announced it has 73 trillion cubic ...More

OKC-based Devon Energy income up 44 percent in 2Q
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Increased production and higher prices for oil and natural gas boosted second-quarter profits for Devon Energy, and the company announced it has 73 trillion cubic ...More

A tale of two cities’ job growth for OKC, Tulsa
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Oklahoma State University economist Mark Snead boosted his 2008 Oklahoma City job growth projection to 1.5 percent, according to a midyear report released Wednesday. Bolstered ...More