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Oklahoma oil drillers seek efficiency amid stable prices
Oklahoma City (AP) — Efficiency is the name of the game for Oklahoma drillers and out-of-state companies drilling wells in Oklahoma. Lessons learned during the two-and-a-half-year downturn have helped boost some oil and gas businesses. The rate of d...
Energy industry wants to brighten solar market
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Energy business owners, industry observers and environmentalists said they're optimistic an interim study will help advance an underused resource in the state. The legislative request to examine the economic benefit of solar p...
Energy industry wants to brighten solar market
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Energy business owners, industry observers and environmentalists said they're optimistic an interim study will help advance an underused resource in the state. The legislative request to examine the economic benefit of solar p...
Program attempts to cut waste from Medicaid system
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Dr. David Kendrick is working to cut waste out of the Medicaid system by using an information highway. The physician and CEO of MyHealth Access Network is coordinating a group of health care providers and community workers to f...
Analysis shows Oklahoma lacks women in computer science
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — An analysis posted April 6 by Code.org revealed that more computer science degrees were awarded last year than ever before. But it also shows that women remain significantly underrepresented in the field, obtaining just 17.5 p...
Oklahoma schools get industry help for future workers
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Josh Devonshire got the best kind of education: hands-on. The advanced manufacturing student at Francis Tuttle Technology Center built equipment he likely someday will use at a job. The materials, training software and c...
Laid-off Oklahoma fracking employees may need retraining
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Laid-off Halliburton Energy Services Inc. employees could get retrained to work in the same industry. An increase in drilling is expected to lead to demand for those laid-off workers. But the work they do on well sites might n...
