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The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health is removing Narcan vending machines due to cost-ineffectiveness, seeking alternative overdose prevention strategies.

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission has approved Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen's opening in the Alley North development, where it will join a mix of establishments.

Eastside Pizza House in Oklahoma City is set to close at the end of September due to declining patronage, despite having served over 60,000 pizzas and 150,000 guests since its opening in February 2022.

Chesapeake Energy merges with Southwestern Energy to form Expand Energy Corporation, poised to be the largest U.S. natural gas producer, with stocks trading under "EXE".

The Tulsa-based QuikTrip has opened its first store in Oklahoma City, offering 20 gas pumps and six diesel bays, marking its 86th location in Oklahoma.

Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant in Bricktown, Oklahoma City, closed after 30 years in business, leaving patrons to use gift cards at other locations. The closure follows the Spaghetti Warehouse and leaves OKC with just one Abuelo's.

Brent Swadley defends his family and BBQ business amid an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity during Oklahoma state park restaurant renovations.

Oklahoma City shoppers took to the streets for Black Friday deals, with early lines and mixed feelings about the worth of the bargains, while dynamic pricing added complexity to the shopping experience.

OnCue opens its largest travel center in Oklahoma City, offering 31 fueling stations, a drive-through, and an array of amenities like self-checkout and a full-service kitchen.

Canoo furloughs 82 employees in Oklahoma amid financial stabilization efforts and after losing a potential deal with Walmart, causing stock prices to fall.

Canoo faces operational issues with layoffs and plant closures in Oklahoma, where former employees criticize the company's management and the state evaluates recovering invested funds.

A missing Oklahoma City woman, Callie Santis, was safely located thanks to community and police collaboration, after an Ashanti Alert due to her urgent medical needs.

The OKANA Resort and Waterpark opens in Oklahoma City, with projections suggesting it will boost the local economy by $1 billion over ten years. The resort features various attractions and aims to transform the city into a key tourist destination.

Francisco House received a three-year federal sentence for illegal ammo possession after a sexual assault report in Oklahoma City, announced by U.S. Attorney Troester.

An Oklahoma City man received a 7-year federal prison sentence for firearm and drug offenses, following prior convictions and run-ins with law enforcement.

Global market turmoil affects Oklahoma's economy, with local stocks dropping after tariff announcements and OPEC+ oil decisions. Interest rate falls may offer some consumer relief.

A federal jury convicted five individuals involved in smuggling liquid meth into Oklahoma City, including charges of drug trafficking and money laundering.

An Oologah man was sentenced to over 16 years for child enticement and must register as a sex offender. He engaged in illicit online chats and distributed child pornography.

Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office commemorated Deputy Will Turner, killed in 1895, detailing his fatal confrontation and the sentencing of his assailants.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.

Oklahoma City prepares for a flood of fans for the Thunder's NBA Championship parade, with businesses along the route anticipating a surge in customers and reflecting on the city's resilience.

Oklahoma has shut down Lookout Kitchen operations in state parks due to unresolved financial issues and noncompliance, affecting dining options for visitors. Temporary alternatives like food trucks are being considered.

Oklahoma state park restaurants, after a closure due to payment issues, are reopening following an agreement between OTRD and Lookout Kitchen. Lake Murray State Park starts first, with others to follow.

The Edmond Farmer's Market in Oklahoma, a staple for local produce and crafts, concludes its 22nd season, offering a diverse range of goods and emphasizing efficiency and resilience despite early-season weather challenges.

A disagreement over mount fees between the Jockeys’ Guild and the TRAO is causing some jockeys to boycott races at Remington Park, impacting the race schedule.

Oklahoma enacts the Truth in Food Labeling Law, requiring clear labels for non-animal proteins to distinguish them from meat, for consumer clarity and local farm protection.

Lawton city is holding an online surplus vehicle and equipment auction from November 20 to December 16, with items previewable on Purple Wave Auction site.

Oklahoma Representative David Hardin addresses concerns about the economic impact of potential reductions in the poultry industry in Adair County and advocates for a balance between environmental and economic interests.

Norman, Oklahoma launches Small Business Season to encourage shopping at local businesses during the holidays, with support from city officials and the community.

Grassroots campaigns encourage boycotting big retailers during the holiday shopping season to support local businesses and protest against corporate practices.

Oklahoma City reminds residents that fireworks are illegal within city limits and offers a hotline for reporting violations during New Year's Eve. Violators can face fines and jail time.

Operation Grinch by Oklahoma City Police led to multiple arrests and recovery of stolen goods and illicit drugs, involving various law enforcement units.

One man was fatally shot after an early morning dispute at a northeast Oklahoma City 7-Eleven; the shooter remains at large.

Danish drone-defense firm MyDefence will convert a century‑old downtown OKC warehouse into offices and R&D, bringing new local jobs and production capacity.

A proposed $1.6B federal package would accelerate USA Rare Earth’s Stillwater magnet factory and speed a domestic mine‑to‑magnet supply chain while key conditions remain.

Ikea has chosen Tulsa Hills for a 51,000-square-foot store — its first in Oklahoma — planned for 2026, with details and hiring timelines still pending.

IKEA plans to open its first store in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in fall 2026, revitalizing a former Belk location and potentially bringing significant economic benefits to the area.

Officials confirm exploratory talks with Buc‑ee’s about a potential I‑40/Cimarron Road travel center west of Oklahoma City; no deal has been finalized.

Amazon will open four delivery sites in Broken Arrow, Perry, Weatherford and McAlester, promising faster deliveries and more than 500 jobs statewide.

Employee-owned Homeland said four Oklahoma locations will close within 45 days, shuttering two stores in Norman and one in Edmond as it consolidates operations.

Site Selection Group put Oklahoma at No. 8 for manufacturing as state leaders point to major deals and workforce growth.

The ACES 2025 Annual Report shows 37 aerospace-project wins that produced about $454 million in new investment and 1,325 direct jobs, with a $6.8 billion pipeline. Major deals include a $300M CBC plant at MidAmerica and several manufacturing expansions across the state.

Low‑interest SBA disaster loans — up to $2 million — are now available for Oklahoma small businesses and private nonprofits affected by a drought that began Nov. 15, 2025. Deadlines and application details are in the SBA release.

Gulfport Energy tapped former Expand Energy CEO Domenic "Nick" Dell'Osso as president and CEO effective May 28. The hire ends months of interim management at the Oklahoma City natural‑gas producer.

Kirkpatrick Bank promoted longtime executive Kyle Powell to president and CEO in a planned succession that keeps leadership in Edmond and stresses steady growth.

Choctaw Casino & Resort–Durant completed a six‑phase refresh that made its Grand Casino fully smoke‑free, and the resort says it’s now the largest non‑smoking casino floor in the U.S.

Walmart plans to cut or relocate about 1,000 corporate roles as it centralizes tech and AI teams. Local checks show no Oklahoma corporate staff listed yet.

Devon Energy paid roughly half of a record $4 billion federal lease auction, scooping up prime Permian Basin tracts at unprecedented prices.

A new poll of 401 Oklahoma business leaders finds optimism for hiring but widespread worry about workforce, education and infrastructure.

DOE selected two demonstration projects in Louisiana and Oklahoma for up to $134M to extract rare earths from industrial waste and bolster domestic supply chains. The awards name a Gramercy, LA plant and an Ardmore, OK demo with MIT.

A Trace One analysis finds Oklahoma City employs about 12 workplace safety managers per 10,000 workers, ranking the metro 14th among large U.S. cities. Federal projections point to continued hiring in the field.

Staff at two Granny’s Kitchen locations in Oklahoma City say paychecks never arrived after abrupt closures; the franchisor says it is investigating.

BLS data show Tulsa County led Oklahoma’s large counties in wage growth in 2025, with weekly pay up 4.4% and jobs rising slightly.