The Journal Record

10/20/2025

Protesters across Oklahoma joined millions worldwide in the No Kings Day of Action, signaling growing concerns over authoritarianism and political leadership.

Thousands join Oklahoma City’s No Kings Day of Action protest against Trump, authoritarianism and to promote democracy, safety and civic engagement.

10/20/2025

⚠️ Join us next month for our Leadership in Law awards celebration! ⚠️

These awards honor legal professionals in Oklahoma in the following categories: court associated, educators, firm associated and in-house counsel. Join the event!

Registration 🔗: https://bit.ly/3KGsdvF

10/20/2025

A global AWS outage disrupted major platforms like Snapchat, Fortnite, Signal and even Amazon’s own devices early Monday.

Amazon Web Services outage disrupted Snapchat, Roblox, Fortnite and other apps globally; AWS began recovery after issues with its DNS systems.

10/16/2025

⚠️ Nominations are OPEN for our Top Projects awards!⚠️

The Journal Record’s annual Top Projects Awards recognizes standout teams and individuals who are dedicated to improving quality, safety, and innovation in construction projects.

Nomination 🔗: https://bit.ly/4o5SoL2

10/14/2025

⚠️ Register today for our Best Places to Work awards event! ⚠️

Join us on Thursday, Nov. 20, as the winners gather to celebrate their accomplishments at a party unlike any other.

Registration 🔗: https://bit.ly/4gOoh86

10/13/2025

Gold prices just cracked $4,000 per ounce — is now the right time for Oklahomans to invest in gold?

Gold hits record $4,000 per ounce as Oklahomans consider investing; experts offer tips for bullion, ETFs and safe strategies.

10/13/2025

A Tecumseh teen has been arrested for making credible threats to “shoot up” his school, prompting a temporary closure of all district campuses.

Tecumseh teen arrested for credible online threats to shoot up high school, prompting temporary closure and law enforcement investigation.

10/13/2025

Oklahoma students got creative naming snowplows this year, with winners like “Snowbi Won Kenobi” ready to hit the roads this winter.

ODOT announces winners of 2025 Snowplow Naming Contest, showcasing student creativity and connecting Oklahomans to winter road safety.

10/13/2025

Oklahoma’s statewide student cellphone ban is showing early success, boosting engagement and reducing discipline incidents across schools.

Oklahoma schools report fewer discipline issues and higher student engagement after implementing a statewide cellphone ban.

10/13/2025

⚠️ Join us Oct. 21 at our Woman of the Year awards event! ⚠️

This program recognizes Oklahoma’s prominent women who epitomize leadership in both their professional endeavors and in the communities where they live.

Registration 🔗: https://bit.ly/3VHbESG

10/13/2025

Two Oklahoma residents are claiming that the 7% ma*****na tax is illegal, and they want every patient who’s paid it to be reimbursed.

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Oklahoma residents challenge 7% medical ma*****na tax, seeking class-action reimbursement for patients, citing constitutional violations.

10/10/2025

Oklahoma mental health advocates are urging lawmakers to reconsider budget cuts that threaten essential community services and recovery programs.

Oklahoma mental health providers warn budget cuts threaten essential services, highlighting rising risks of addiction, homelessness and su***de.