In 2023, Oklahoma generated 37,731 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity from wind energy, making it the third-largest producer of wind-powered electricity in the United States. This output represents 9% of the nation’s total wind generation, reflecting the state’s growing influence in America’s transition toward renewable energy. The significant energy contribution places Oklahoma just behind Texas and … Read more
In an effort to reduce financial barriers to college readiness, the Tulsa Higher Education Consortium has partnered with Thunder Fellows to offer a free ACT boot camp for high school students. The initiative provides a valuable resource for students who might otherwise struggle to afford ACT prep courses, which can range from $100 to several … Read more
Oklahoma has been recognized as one of the top 10 states in the U.S. for education choice and parental empowerment, according to the 2025 Parent Power! Index released by the Center for Education Reform (CER). This annual report evaluates how well each state supports educational opportunities, focusing on laws and policies that allow families to … Read more
Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada have taken significant legislative steps to attract corporate incorporation and litigation business, challenging Delaware’s long-standing position as the top state for incorporation. These changes come amid what many are calling a potential “Dexit” — a growing trend of companies reconsidering Delaware as their legal home. Strategic Reforms in Rival States In … Read more
Authorities in Anderson County, South Carolina, are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred on June 21 during a Juneteenth celebration along Scarborough Road, about 36 miles southwest of Greenville. What began as a peaceful community gathering devolved into chaos when an argument in a parking lot escalated into gunfire, according to the Anderson County Sheriff’s … Read more
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, along with local and state law enforcement leaders, strongly opposes a proposed agreement between the City of Tulsa and the Muscogee Nation that would transfer criminal jurisdiction involving tribal citizens to the tribal government. Controversial Agreement Raises Public Safety Concerns The proposed settlement agreement would allow the Muscogee Nation full law … Read more
Claremore Indian Hospital holds deep personal significance for Cherokee Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.—he was born in its original 1930 building, just as his father was decades earlier. The current facility, constructed in 1978, was once considered state-of-the-art but has now become a symbol of federal neglect, according to Chief Hoskin. Despite being replaced nearly … Read more
The Oklahoma City Thunder made history in the 2024–25 NBA season, clinching their first title since relocating to OKC, and proving that youth, defense, and star power can forge a path to greatness. Let’s explore three key statistics that define their phenomenal campaign and highlight why this Thunder team will be remembered as one of … Read more
Oklahoma has secured a major win on the recruiting trail, landing four-star quarterback Bowe Bentley just one day after losing a longtime commit. Ranked No. 261 overall in the ESPN 300 for 2026, Bentley announced his commitment to the Sooners over LSU on Friday, choosing the Big 12 powerhouse after an official visit earlier this … Read more
As more U.S. states adopt personal finance education mandates, Oklahoma is customizing its curriculum to reflect local economic realities, including the prominence of gambling. With over 140 tribal casinos, the state ranks just behind Nevada in terms of gaming operations. These establishments play a major role in the state’s economy and culture — making it … Read more