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The digital nomad lifestyle is growing, with millions of Americans working remotely from anywhere.
12/26/2025

The digital nomad lifestyle is growing, with millions of Americans working remotely from anywhere.

More than 17M U.S. workers teleworked in 2025 as companies hire for fully remote, work-from-anywhere jobs across multiple industries.

An Oklahoma farmer says a little-known state law blocked him from suing over $1M in crop damage, and he’s warning others...
12/26/2025

An Oklahoma farmer says a little-known state law blocked him from suing over $1M in crop damage, and he’s warning others to take note.

Oklahoma farmer blocked from suing over $1M in soybean crop damage due to a little-known state law requiring Agriculture Department filing first.

Feeling the winter blues? These five foods and spices can naturally boost mood and support mental health this season.   ...
12/26/2025

Feeling the winter blues? These five foods and spices can naturally boost mood and support mental health this season.

Struggling with winter blues? Experts share foods and spices that may help boost mood and support mental health.

A new report claims Oklahoma City has the nation’s highest homeowner insurance rates, but the state’s insurance commissi...
12/26/2025

A new report claims Oklahoma City has the nation’s highest homeowner insurance rates, but the state’s insurance commissioner says the numbers don’t add up.

Oklahoma homeowner insurance rates spark debate as PropFusion, NerdWallet report high costs, while state data shows lower averages.

A graduate assistant at the University of Oklahoma who gave a student a failing grade on a controversial essay will no l...
12/23/2025

A graduate assistant at the University of Oklahoma who gave a student a failing grade on a controversial essay will no longer be teaching at the university, school officials have announced.

OU says a graduate assistant who failed a student over a religiously cited essay will no longer have instructional duties.

A Central Oklahoma family received the ultimate holiday surprise when their children discovered they were moving into a ...
12/23/2025

A Central Oklahoma family received the ultimate holiday surprise when their children discovered they were moving into a new Habitat for Humanity home.

An Oklahoma City family receives a surprise Habitat for Humanity home just before Christmas through the nonprofit’s Christmas Comes Early initiative.

In the next few weeks as state senators, representatives and lobbyists trickle into the Oklahoma State Capitol to prepar...
12/23/2025

In the next few weeks as state senators, representatives and lobbyists trickle into the Oklahoma State Capitol to prepare for session, they may notice a new staff steering culinary affairs.

Clara Belle’s café opens at the Oklahoma State Capitol, serving diverse dishes while co-owner Donna Hein brings her full-circle journey to the building.

Oklahoma City is stepping into the national spotlight, but the Chamber says education, safety, transportation, and crimi...
12/18/2025

Oklahoma City is stepping into the national spotlight, but the Chamber says education, safety, transportation, and criminal justice are next on the city’s agenda.

Oklahoma City Chamber outlines 2026 priorities: education, safety, transportation and county criminal justice to sustain city growth.

Measles cases in the U.S. are surging to levels not seen in decades, raising concerns the nation could lose its eradicat...
12/18/2025

Measles cases in the U.S. are surging to levels not seen in decades, raising concerns the nation could lose its eradication status.

Measles cases hit 1,958 in 43 states, threatening U.S. eradication status amid vaccine hesitancy and holiday travel.

Oklahoma’s Commerce Department is planning big moves for FY2027, from Olympic preparations to boosting census accuracy a...
12/18/2025

Oklahoma’s Commerce Department is planning big moves for FY2027, from Olympic preparations to boosting census accuracy and expanding trade.

The Oklahoma Department of Commerce outlined FY2027 projects tied to the Olympics, the 2030 Census and international trade funding requests.

⚠️ Submit your nomination today for our Most Admired CEOs awards!⚠️This recognition program honors talented business and...
12/18/2025

⚠️ Submit your nomination today for our Most Admired CEOs awards!⚠️

This recognition program honors talented business and nonprofit leaders throughout our state.

Nomination 🔗: https://bit.ly/4oJHlHe

DLC Management Corp. has acquired Oklahoma City’s Belle Isle Station as part of a $429M multistate retail portfolio, mar...
12/18/2025

DLC Management Corp. has acquired Oklahoma City’s Belle Isle Station as part of a $429M multistate retail portfolio, marking its first Oklahoma retail investment.

Belle Isle Station retail center in Oklahoma City was acquired by DLC Management Corp. as part of a $429 million multistate deal.

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The Journal Record is Oklahoma's only source for comprehensive, statewide, daily business news. From city hall to the legislature and Oklahoma’s biggest industries, readers can stay up to date on the latest news online or in print.

As a true business to business publication, we also engage with the community through a series of signature events and awards ceremonies, sparking discussion and recognizing innovative leaders. Throughout the year, our events include recognition of Health Care Heroes, Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs and Excellence in Construction and Real Estate, among many others.