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Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, a nearly $664 million settlement with Snap Finance that will eliminate more than $18 million in lease payments owed by Oklahoma consumers.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, a nearly $664 million settlement with Snap Finance that will eliminate more than $18 million in lease payments owed by Oklahoma consumers.

The Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s rural and agricultural business accelerator program is helping startup companies across rural Oklahoma work toward profitability, connect with investors and find new customers. At Grassroots Demo Day in Oklahoma City, graduates of the program showcased their progress and introduced their businesses to the community.

The Asian District’s annual Night Market Festival returned with vibrant energy, uniting the community in a powerful display of resilience just one month after a devastating fire destroyed the We Have Arrived memorial.

Oklahoma gubernatorial candidates Cyndi Munson and Mike Mazzei shared differing views on education, healthcare and artificial intelligence during Thursday’s debate.

Following the release of the USDA Small Grains Summary and Quarterly Grain Stocks report, Oklahoma wheat marketing decisions are top of mind for producers navigating tight margins and heavy global export competition. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Oklahoma State University Extension crop marketing specialist Todd Hubbs to examine the numbers and discuss…

A special meeting is scheduled for Oklahoma County commissioners as they try to figure out why the county’s financial numbers don’t match.

Oklahoma County commissioners are requesting a state audit to investigate millions in accounting discrepancies discovered in the county clerk’s office, with a special meeting planned Friday to discuss the audit’s cost and scope

Oklahoma County leaders are pushing for a state audit to address a $14 million bookkeeping error, with further action expected at a special meeting on Friday.

cOklahoma County leaders are considering a forensic audit after acounting errors by the county clerk’s office (Photo by Spencer Platt/