New 911 call center for Oklahoma County to double as classroom

7.31.23 – KOCO Metro Tech students interested in law enforcement will now learn what it takes to be a dispatcher from the very best The new 911 call center for Oklahoma County will double as a classroom. Metro Tech students interested in law enforcement will now...

Experts working on new earthquake early warning system for Oklahoma

7.28.23 – KFOR.com -OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma has become no stranger to earthquakes. The shaking often catches many off guard, so the Oklahoma Geological Survey is working with partners as far as Israel to get the ball rolling on a new early warning alert system. ...

Family of man murdered at Oklahoma City Arby’s files wrongful death lawsuit

7.18.23 – KOKH – OKLAHOMA CITY The parents of a man murdered at Arby’s last year filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Arby’s in the District Court of Oklahoma County last week. Edward and Tasha Brown are seeking damages in excess of $75,000 after...

If non-competes are gone, what’s next?

7.12.23 – JD Supra Protecting against intellectual property theft and unauthorized disclosure of confidential business information has always been an important practice for businesses, yet the continuing evolution of the labor market post-COVID has increased the...

School security push among more than 50 laws that took effect July 1 in Oklahoma

7.6.230 – The Lion. More than 50 new Oklahoma state laws took effect July 1, including changes to public schools’ safety and security. Under Senate Bill 100, over 2,000 school facilities must undergo a risk and vulnerability assessment from the...

Oklahoma to Receive $797.4 million for High-Speed Internet Buildout

7.1.23 – Sapulpa Herald – OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma Broadband Office (OBO) has been notified it will receive $797.4 million in federal grant funds to expand the state’s broadband infrastructure to provide high-speed internet access statewide. The funding...