The Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Workforce and Talent Council convened more than 30 employer and talent ecosystem partners Wednesday to learn how the Chamber is bolstering the engineering talent pipeline. Spearheaded by Rue Ramsey, the Chamber’s vice president of workforce and talent strategies, and sponsored by CF Industries, the meeting was held more»

At the Tulsa Regional Chamber's Executive Committee meeting on Monday, behavioral health expert Brent Black recounted a success story that took place at BeHeard, a mobile homelessness outreach program in Tulsa. Through a case manager, a man who had been unhoused for three years was able to reconnect with his son, who took him into his home in Stillwater, more»

About 50 local business leaders gathered Wednesday to learn more about how they can leverage artificial intelligence. The conversation was part of a panel discussion at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Manufacturers’ Council meeting held at McElroy Manufacturing, a family-owned pipe fusion company founded in 1954. Greenheck Group’s Joey Lada more»

Oral Roberts University’s Dr. Andrew Lang sees parallels between the introduction of artificial intelligence and the advent of earlier technologies such as calculators and the internet. “I let my students use AI when they prove to me they don’t need it,” said Lang, a senior professor and chair of ORU’s Computing and more»

A late-night television-themed Tulsa Regional Tourism event led to some major television news for Tulsa on Tuesday morning. NBC’s historic TODAY Show will produce a live broadcast in Tulsa next month, it was announced during Tulsa Regional Tourism’s Annual Meeting at Arvest Convention Center. The 3rd Hour of TODAY is heading to the Sooner State more»

A U.S. Army veteran who served as a platoon leader in Iraq, Garrison Haning noticed something disturbing during his service. Training was killing and injuring significantly more soldiers than combat. “I remember looking at that and thinking to myself, ‘There has to be a better way to do this,’” Haning said. “Why is this more»

The worst crime in Oklahoma history brought out the best in its people. Former state Governor Frank Keating shared that sentiment about the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing on Thursday at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s State of the State at Arvest Convention Center. “Nobody wants to experience some horror and agony like we did in Oklahoma and more»

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert’s assessment of the state’s 2026 gubernatorial race can be summed up in a single word. Costly. “This governor’s race is going to be very expensive, which means they are going to spend a lot of money, and it’s going to dominate,” Hilbert said. “I would be surprised if the two more»