The company, NUVIEW, plans to use laser-driven technology called "LiDAR" to measure the topography of the planet with a level of detail never before possible.

Balancing privacy and utility is just one of the many conundrums facing the nation's healthcare systems as they increasingly integrate AI and robotics into the practice of medicine.

City Manager John Feary addressed those concerns during this week's meeting, saying the city's well aware of the challenges posed by aging infrastructure and rapid growth.

Oklahoma does not require hearing screenings for students in public schools, with some exceptions for students with educational challenges.

The non-profit has hired longtime pastor and pollice/fire chaplain Danny Stockstill, and picked up major backing from the Helmerich Foundation.

The event will be held Saturday, August 5th from 9 AM to Noon at the Assembly Church in Broken Arrow, 3500 West New Orleans.

Tulsa District 5 City Councilor Grant Miller told KRMG Monday that he “just doesn’t agree with that characterization” after hearing Mayor G.T. Bynum’s comments regarding Miller’s opposition to the Improve Our Tulsa 3 package on the KRMG Morning News with Dan Potter.

Attorney James Johnson of the Resolution Legal Group in Oklahoma City has decades of experience in the intricacies of rules promulgation for state agencies.

Friday, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters staged a news conference in Tulsa, outside the Education Service Center. He's angry that the Tulsa School Board President reprimanded board member E'lena Ashley for praying during a public graduation ceremony.

Anka Baker became a caregiver for her husband, Bill, after he got the diagnosis in 2008. They quickly realized most hospital staff had little or no training in the special care required.