Driving sustainability through by-product innovation

Tuesday, October 14, 2025 Media Contact: Stephanie Greenlee | Communications and Media Manager | 405-744-0442 | stephanie.greenlee@okstate.edu Oklahoma State University’s Nurhan Dunford is making a global impact right here in Oklahoma. As a...

Everything Shane Beamer said previewing South Carolina’s matchup with Oklahoma

South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer spoke to the media on Tuesday to preview the Gamecocks’ Week 8 matchup with Oklahoma. Kickoff on Saturday is at 12:45 p.m. and will be on SEC Network. Here’s everything Beamer had to say. Opening statement “I...

Big gains elevate Metea Valley’s Tyler Gluting in recruiting circles. His answer? Oklahoma. ‘Made a big jump.’

If you have talent, colleges far and wide are going to find you. That’s what Metea Valley’s Tyler Gluting, a junior pitcher/outfielder, was able to glean from the recruiting process. And it’s how the highly touted left-hander landed his commitment...

The fight over tribal sovereignty and a nickel refinery in Oklahoma

This is the first of a three-part series exploring the conflict over a nickel refinery in Oklahoma. Across the country, critical minerals are in increasingly high demand for green technology and national defense. But many of those minerals are...

Oklahomans respond to nuclear study with opposition

At least three utilities responded so far to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s attempt to comply with a new state law requiring a study of possible nuclear energy generation in Oklahoma. One is suggesting consumers be hit with with the CWIP...

Pioneering Energy Solutions: The work of Dr. Jeffrey D. Spitler at Oklahoma State University

Monday, October 13, 2025 Media Contact: Kristi Wheeler | Manager, CEAT Marketing and Communications | 405-744-5831 | kristi.wheeler@okstate.edu In an era defined by the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions, few researchers have made as...

Oklahoma vs. Texas Betting Picks

The Red River Rivalry resumes this afternoon with two of college football's classic programs going head-to-head at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas. Fans and gamblers alike can read up here for a detailed breakdown of the matchup and get the best...

Housing market chaos as 1 in 7 buyers pull out of deals at the last minute - in chilling echo of 2008 crash

The housing market across the US is seeing a meltdown. Would-be buyers are pulling out of sale contracts in shocking numbers as their demands for expensive repairs and huge price chops are not being met. And sellers are mad they are even making...

Oklahoma agencies renew campaign for safe disposal of meds and sharps

The Oklahoma Meds and Sharps Disposal Committee, in partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality and the Product Stewardship Institute, has launched its Fall 2025 Safe Disposal Campaign to promote safe disposal of medications...

West Virginia, UCF jousting for first Big 12 victory

The start of Big 12 play has not gone well for West Virginia and UCF. The Mountaineers and Knights join hapless Oklahoma State as the only schools off to an 0-3 start in conference action. On the plus side, somebody will earn their first Big 12...

Oklahoma Voice: Walters’ former chief of staff …

OKLAHOMA CITY — Former state Superintendent Ryan Walters’ chief of staff, who faced accusations of creating a hostile work environment, is gone from the Oklahoma State Department of Education. The agency confirmed Thursday morning the departure of...

NBA Trade Rumors: Golden State Warriors Could Sign $127 Million Oklahoma City Thunder Superstar to Bolster Squad Around Stephen Curry and Al Horford

Seth and Stephen Curry (Image via AP) The Golden State Warriors are reportedly exploring a bold move to sign former Indiana Pacers star Victor Oladipo - a comeback story that could inject energy and depth into their retooled roster featuring...

Oklahoma, tribes at odds over hunting and fishing license requirements

Tribal leaders say its citizens have the right to hunt on their reservations without a state license after the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife and Conservation said state wildlife laws "apply to everyone in Oklahoma regardless of race, heritage or...

Oklahoma tribal leaders clashing with state over hunting and fishing rules

OKLAHOMA (KXII) - For years, tribal members in Oklahoma have hunted and fished on tribal land using their tribal membership card as a license to do so. But this week, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation released a statement claiming...

OKLAHOMA VOICE: Oklahoma energy secretary announces bid for attorney general

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s secretary of energy and environment has entered the race to be the state’s next attorney general. Jeff Starling said his private sector background and experience as a litigator at the national level sets him apart from...

Sustainable Beef nears processing goal less than six months after opening in North Platte

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) - Less than six months ago, the vision for Sustainable Beef LLC in North Platte became a reality. Backed by local ranchers, this state-of-the-art beef processing facility was built with the promise of bringing more value...

Oklahoma's nuclear energy study faces financial hurdles

GENERATION. THE CORPORATION COMMISSION HAS A TALL ORDER AHEAD OF THEM. BY MARCH 9TH. THEY’RE SUPPOSED TO SUBMIT THE FINDINGS OF THIS NUCLEAR STUDY, BUT THEY WEREN’T GIVEN ANY MONEY TO HIRE AN EXPERT. IT’S AN ISSUE THAT’S GETTING MORE ATTENTION...

The climate crisis isn’t a hoax - but Big Oil wants you to think it is |Opinion

By Shawn Crowell Today we face a crisis like no other. This crisis threatens our very future; we face the displacement of billions, cities on fire and regions under the threat of drought. According to Forbes, this is a crisis that will “set the...

Oklahoma Tribes and State clash over hunting and fishing rights

A new dispute is unfolding in Oklahoma over tribal hunting and fishing rights as the state and Native nations weigh conflicting interpretations of law and sovereignty. State Licensing Rules The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC)...

La Niña Is Back — Texas and Oklahoma Brace for Hot, Dry Winter Ahead

DALLAS, Texas — The Southern Plains are gearing up for a warmer and drier winter as a weak La Niña climate pattern takes hold heading into early 2026, according to the National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma. Forecasters say the subtropical...