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Choctaw Nation gains naming rights to new OKC softball fieldhouse
22+ hour, 14+ min ago (303+ words) A rendering of the planned Choctaw Nation Fieldhouse, USA Softball’s new indoor training facility in Oklahoma City. (Rendering/Choctaw Nation) By: Journal Record Staff//September 4, 2026// – Choctaw Nation will sponsor USA Softball‘s new Oklahoma City fieldhouse. – The facility will support…...
Uber to lay off 10% of staff in biggest cuts since COVID
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (601+ words) October 15th, 2026 | 6:00 PM November 12th, 2026 | 5:00 PM November 19th, 2026 | 6:00 PM Uber to lay off 10% of staff in biggest cuts since COVID By: Akash Sriram / Reuters//September 2, 2026// – Uber plans to cut about 3,300 jobs in its largest layoffs since 2020. – The company is reducing management layers and…...
Meta to pay up to $18 billion, limit teen use of Facebook, Instagram
1+ week, 2+ day ago (901+ words) By: Diana Novak Jones and Jonathan Stempel / Reuters//August 26, 2026// – Meta will pay up to $18 billion to settle claims from most U.S. states. – Teen use of Facebook and Instagram will face new time restrictions. – Thousands of lawsuits over social media’s impact…...
Tulsa couple opens Christian Brothers Automotive in Broken Arrow
1+ week, 3+ day ago (228+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 25, 2026// BROKEN ARROW — Christian Brothers Automotive has opened a new location in Broken Arrow, bringing the automotive repair franchise‘s people-first approach to the Tulsa-area community. The shop, located at 2600 N. 23rd St., is owned and operated…...
Employer healthcare costs expected to rise 9.5% in 2027
2+ week, 1+ day ago (302+ words) By: Puyaan Singh / Reuters//August 20, 2026// – Employer healthcare costs are projected to continue rising into 2027. – Higher medical use and spending on specialty and GLP-1 drugs are driving costs. – Employers and employees are expected to share higher healthcare expenses. U.S. employer…...
Stompin' Grounds Market closes amid $105,856 rent lawsuit
2+ week, 3+ day ago (568+ words) Stompin’ Grounds Market closes amid $105,856 rent lawsuit By: Josh Kelly / USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect//August 18, 2026// – An Oklahoma City marketplace with more than 70 small businesses has been forced to close. – The property owner is suing over more than $105,000 in…...
Francis Tuttle student places fourth in national Adobe design championship
2+ week, 3+ day ago (302+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 18, 2026// OKLAHOMA CITY — Francis Tuttle Technology Center student Adelaide Burk earned fourth place at the 2026 Adobe Certified Professional U.S. National Championship, earning national recognition for her graphic design work. Burk completed Francis Tuttle’s Graphic Design and…...
Free Market Friday: Superintendents oppose literacy?
3+ week, 1+ day ago (398+ words) By: Jonathan Small//Guest Columnist//August 13, 2026// While several factors contribute to Oklahoma’s completely unacceptable ranking for public education, the lack of local leadership is among them. This again became apparent when KOCO recently held an Oklahoma superintendent roundtable to discuss…...
Gavel to Gavel: Acting on harassment claims before conduct becomes litigation evidence
3+ week, 2+ day ago (253+ words) By: Philip Bruce / McAfee & Taft//August 12, 2026// “Boys will be boys.” It’s a phrase sometimes used to shrug off inappropriate behavior that employers are reluctant to address. A recent appeals court decision shows why that response to harassment complaints, combined with…...
OHFA pauses urban housing program applications due to funding limits
3+ week, 4+ day ago (191+ words) By: Journal Record Staff//August 10, 2026// OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency has temporarily paused acceptance of applications for the Urban Set-Aside under the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program because of current funding availability. Applications for the Rural Set-Aside remain open....