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Amazon Announces First Fulfillment Center In Oklahoma
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Amazon says it plans to open a new center here in Oklahoma. The world's largest online retailer is opening its first fulfillment center in Oklahoma City. The center is expected to create more than 1,500 jobs by the end of 2019. Employees will pick, pack and ship small items to customers such as books, household items, and toys. "Portion of the jobs meet our requirement for quality jobs that's why we are incentivizing its because we want them in our city," said Brent ...
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NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL
Haley Hetrick
House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.
NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL
Haley Hetrick
House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.
Father-son duo helps with cleanup after storms damage downtown McAlester building
Eden Jones
Storm leaves a trail of destruction in downtown McAlester: local construction company owner assists with cleanup.
Father-son duo helps with cleanup after storms damage downtown McAlester building
Eden Jones
Storm leaves a trail of destruction in downtown McAlester: local construction company owner assists with cleanup.
Commission vote on solar farm in Wagoner County set for June 16
Emory Bryan
County Commissioners hear complaints about possible solar farm development, delay vote on project to June 16th.
Commission vote on solar farm in Wagoner County set for June 16
Emory Bryan
County Commissioners hear complaints about possible solar farm development, delay vote on project to June 16th.
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NCAA settlement clears way for colleges to pay athletes; Gov. Stitt weighs in on NIL
Haley Hetrick
House v. NCAA settlement paves the way for Oklahoma colleges to directly pay athletes, sparking a 'wild west' debate in college athletics.
Father-son duo helps with cleanup after storms damage downtown McAlester building
Eden Jones
Storm leaves a trail of destruction in downtown McAlester: local construction company owner assists with cleanup.
Commission vote on solar farm in Wagoner County set for June 16
Emory Bryan
County Commissioners hear complaints about possible solar farm development, delay vote on project to June 16th.
Tulsa moves closer to Level 1 trauma center with new law
Erin Conrad
St. Francis Health System and OSU Medical Center partner to bring the first Level 1 trauma center to Eastern Oklahoma—a game changer for regional trauma care anticipated.
Tulsa sees sunshine, warm temps before midweek storms chances return
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Sunny, dry, and pleasant weather is in the forecast for Tuesday across the Tulsa metro and Eastern Oklahoma. A new storm system arriving midweek will bring increased chances for showers and thunderstorms across eastern Oklahoma. Conditions remain unsettled for part of the weekend.
Q&A with Rep. Tom Cole, House Appropriations Chair
Alex Cameron
Rep. Tom Cole shares insights on the FY '26 appropriations process -- what's holding it up and the potential impact of funding cuts on Oklahoma's research institutions.
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