TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – Foreign-born workers are fast becoming the reason for the U.S. economy’s rebound since the pandemic, and analysts say the declining population of U.S.-born workers is also a factor.

McALESTER, Oklahoma – State officials are again asking the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals to allow more time between executions of death row inmates, claiming the current 60-day period is “too onerous and not sustainable.”

When you hear or read news about artificial intelligence — or AI as it is commonly called — it’s easy to assume it is some new-fangled technology that may impact you someday, but not very much right now.

ENID, Oklahoma – A noted oil entrepreneur with roots north-central Oklahoma wants to set the record straight on American energy. It’s a quest he’s been on since the mid-2010s.

Assassinated President John F. Kennedy famously said life is unfair in remarks on the inequities of who goes to war and who doesn’t during a 1962 reference to the emerging Vietnam conflict.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Enterprising, investigative journalism, persuasive local editorials, robust sports coverage and exposing corruption in the court system were lauded in the 2022 Best of CNHI journalism awards.